Monday, July 12, 2010

With the Feast

It was so good to be in Church this morning.

And I did have ice cream today :)

My favourite ice cream is a simple one - Neapolitan

strawberry, chocolate and vanilla;

yumm!

Thank you all for your encouragement and prayers

RE: my French test prep.

I think it is hard for me in part

because of the pressure of it

i.e. the two year position I interviewed for

is on the line...

I am savouring more summer strawberries!
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Wishing all of you on the old calendar a
wonderful Feast of St. Peter and Paul!!
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Mary, if you have not heard already,
has gone back online;
we are all so happy to welcome her back!
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I am fascinated with the new
first ever in North America
that hopes to open its doors in 2011.
I am sure I am one of many wishing it very well;
Ancient Faith Radio had a great podcast interview about it.
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Am seeking to remember Elizabeth's Mother in my prayers;
please remember her also in yours...
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I am so grateful for my church family and my
blog community as well
for the prayer support we can provide for each other.
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from Gail Hyatt
Not an easy story to read;
but it is good to be reminded not only of the good that
is being done in the world
but also of how fortunate many of us are...
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I recently heard stats about human trafficking of
young girls and women
including from Ukraine and
it is really horrible.
So much to pray for
so much to be thankful for.
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May God have mercy on us
and all those suffering deeply in places that we are not
aware of...

3 comments:

Pres. Kathy said...

I just love the picture of your icons. What an inspiration! I am happy that you had your ice cream. I could use some now!! Everything with French class and the job interview will fall into place. The other day someone told me thaat God has a plan for us all. We must be patient and be willing to live according to His will. May God have mercy on us all.

elizabeth said...

Thanks Pres. Kathy! I really appreciate your encouragment!! thanks! sending you a big **hug** in return... :)

Elizabeth @ The Garden Window said...

A joyous and blessed Feast !