Katie from In the Hands of God has a giveaway for the book "More than a carpenter" by Josh McDowell. The deadline to enter is today. Sorry I didn't post this sooner.
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
My Blog Makeover
I decided that, since it's not the new year anymore, I'd give my blog a makeover. :) This is how it turned out. I hope you like it! I know my Mom does.
P.S. - I might just give my blog another makeover soon....
P.S. - I might just give my blog another makeover soon....
My Promise/Purity Ring
A few weeks ago, I was playing around with my promise/purity ring, and realized, "Wow, this is really tight!" I tried to take it off (which was really hard), and realized it had turned into a football shape! Of course, I told Dad. He had to go to work though, and wasn't able to get to it. Then, last night, he took the ring and "fixed" it. Now, instead of a football ring, I have an ALMOST circular one! hehehehehehehehe. I'm glad it's wearable now.
Monday, February 1, 2010
Which book I picked & Skiing
Since, with the pole, it was a three-way tie, I decided I'd pick from those three books. Finally, I settled on "Stepping Heavenward." You know, (well, I guess you don't), Mom had at least started it about 8 years ago. She didn't really enjoy it very much; she hates it when people die in books. Anyway, today I found the bookmark where she'd left off! That was pretty funny. So far, I've really enjoyed the book. I really like how the author compares the Christian life to some of the examples that the Bible gives. For example, at one point ("Stepping Heavenward" is basically a girl's diary), she says that she feels like she's in a race. In the book of Corinthians, I think, Paul compares the Christian life to a race. I just thought that was neat. I hope what I typed made sense :).
On Sunday, again, we went skiing. I was better this time; I only fell 2 or 3 times. It was fun! Emma and Mom came this time, too. I was surprised how much Emma liked it; she gets very, very, very nervous with things like that, even really panicky. On the last run that Dad took Jess and I on (everyone else had gone home), we'd just got on the lift, and were suspended in the air when it stopped. It didn't start back up for about 15 minutes! That was really frustrating! Dad had to get up early on Monday, and I was getting cold. Apparantly someone had gotten hurt or something. Finally, it started to move - right after I'd said that I'd take a nap and to wake me up when we got to the top. LOL! Every thing else was fun. Even when Dad took me on the terrain park (though I didn't go over the bumps). The scarriest part about the terrain park was that, at the top, there was a bit of a drop at the edge of the trail.
In Christ Alone,
On Sunday, again, we went skiing. I was better this time; I only fell 2 or 3 times. It was fun! Emma and Mom came this time, too. I was surprised how much Emma liked it; she gets very, very, very nervous with things like that, even really panicky. On the last run that Dad took Jess and I on (everyone else had gone home), we'd just got on the lift, and were suspended in the air when it stopped. It didn't start back up for about 15 minutes! That was really frustrating! Dad had to get up early on Monday, and I was getting cold. Apparantly someone had gotten hurt or something. Finally, it started to move - right after I'd said that I'd take a nap and to wake me up when we got to the top. LOL! Every thing else was fun. Even when Dad took me on the terrain park (though I didn't go over the bumps). The scarriest part about the terrain park was that, at the top, there was a bit of a drop at the edge of the trail.
In Christ Alone,
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