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Category Archives: Women
Hold My Hand
A few months ago I shared about my friend, Bernice, that lives in a nursing center. She has had some health issues lately and has needed extra daily love and care. A conversation with hubby today…. “I really don’t feel like going today, I … Continue reading
Posted in appreciation, Bernice, elder care, elders, Friends, Journey, Relationships, Uncategorized, Women
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Birthday Song Time (please sing along)
♪ ♫ ♪ Happy Birthday to you. ♪ ♫ ♪ Happy Birthday to YOU. ♪ ♫ ♪ Happy BIRTHday dear Renae……. HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU!!! ♪ ♫ ♪ My blog is three years old today…..influenced by my big sister who is … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Friends, Reflections, Women
Tagged Blog Anniversary, Happy Birthday to You, My sister's birthday, three years of blogging
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What She Left Behind…
My friend Michelle, is celebrating her first birthday in heaven on Monday, and I am filled with mixed emotions. (Buttons of Love) I am saddened that with all of modern medicine, she was still taken so young. When I hug each of her three precious … Continue reading
Posted in Breast Cancer, Family, Friends, Friendships, Health care, loss, ponderings, Reflections, Women
Tagged Have you seen the moon, Texting
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For This Child I Prayed
Mother’s Day is one of memories and gratitude, smiles and gifts. I recall as a child going to church and trying to understand the symbolism behind each color of corsage worn. I remember feeling sad for those whose moms were no … Continue reading
A Mama’s Hope
Good Friday. I never really understood why it was called good. I’ve read the account repeatedly. I could understand Easter being called “Good Sunday”. But Friday was a horrific day for Jesus. For those that loved Him. For His mama. When … Continue reading
Posted in Curiosity, Family, Relationships, spring, Women
Tagged A Mama's Hope, Easter, For God So Loved the World, Good Friday, hope, John 3:16, Moore Tornado debris, our children, Sacrifice
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So Long My Friend ~
I guess we can never know what song will be the song that reminds us of a person when they leave this life. Not until they are gone, that is. In these past few weeks I’ve learned that you don’t … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Friends, Friendships, loss, Music, Reflections, Relationships, Uncategorized, Women
Tagged Drink A Beer, grief, Luke Bryan, Memorial, Michelle, So Long My Friend, songs
58 Comments
Pick a Card, but not just ANY Card ~
TODAY IS MY BIG SISTER’S BIRTHDAY! Join me in wishing Renae a great big HAPPY BIRTHDAY ♫ ♪ ♫ Feel free to leave your wishes, songs, poems, gifts, cash, cake in the comment area. :). So, dear sister…..I had a difficult time … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Friends, Friendships, Reflections, Relationships, Thankful, Uncategorized, Women
Tagged Birthday Cards, Card choices, Greeting Cards, Happy Birthday Renae, Happy Birthday sister, Happy Blogging!, Henry's bday, How to pick a card, Two Year Blog Annivesary, Two years of blogging!, Whoppee Cushion
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Time for a Win~
I captured this billboard as we were driving down Rangeline in Joplin, Missouri last Sunday. My youngest son came to mind. A die-hard fan of the Chiefs, he is pumped over their winning season. MSSU Lions? Well~ not so certain on their season. his … Continue reading
Posted in Breast Cancer, Fall, Family, Health care, Medical, Oklahoma, Uncategorized, Women
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Look Who I Found in the Ozarks!
When you enter the Ozarks, there’s a reason they tell you to BUCKLE UP. The roads wind and curve in every direction. Perfect for pretending you are a race car driver. Not so perfect if you get motion sickness or are afraid … Continue reading
Posted in Arkansas Photos, Curiosity, Fall, Friends, Friendships, Meet The Artist, photos, Relationships, Thankful, Women
Tagged Buckle Up, Lorri, The Eff Stop, The Ozarks, travel
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I Had a Friend
I lost a dear friend last week, unexpectedly. I was in third grade when she and her young family moved to our little town to pastor our congregation of small numbers. They were college students. I grew up with her. She … Continue reading