Mystery books

Have you ever read M.C. Beaton? She has a Hamish MacBeth series of whodunnit type of murder mysteries.

That’s what I’ve been reading lately.

Today I received in a mail a book from a friend. It’s called Becoming Who God Intended, by David Eckman. I will start on that one too. I like to read a couple of books simultaneously. I am not a fast reader but I love to read.

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Amazing answer

The solar car story of God’s answer to our prayers should be remembered and passed on to generations to come.

Elliot started the Walnut High School Solar Car Team in October, 2004, his junior year. They have nine months to build a life-size car from scratch in order to participate in the Dell-Winston Solar Car…

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Prayers

“We will not hide them from their children;

we will tell the next generation

the praiseworthy deeds of the Lord,

his power, and the wonders he has done…

Then they would put their trust in God

and would not forget his deeds

but would keep his commands”

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VeggieTales

The VeggieTales version of the book of Esther in the Bible is the best!

Their version of Jonah in the Bible is great too.

What I like about VeggieTales is their accurate interpretation of the message in those two books of the Bible. While there are multiple lessons to be gained from every Bible account…

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I am happy when

my husband and children are happy.

I see people remain faithful to God in the midst of difficult circumstances.

dots connect with amazing coincidences and everything turns out well.

someone shows interest in knowing more about Jesus.

I finish something by the deadline.

my client is appreciative of my hard work for him as an agent.

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Priceline.com

Last Friday, Audrey and I spent our annual mother-daughter overnighter at the Hyatt Regency in Irvine.

I’ve used Expedia.com to book hotels numerous times. This time I tried Priceline.com.

What price should I enter? I definitely wanted nothing less than four stars, their highest rating. The Marriot and Hyatt was being offered on Expedia.com for…

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