Showing posts with label praying Mark and Rebecca home. Show all posts
Showing posts with label praying Mark and Rebecca home. Show all posts

Thursday, December 23, 2010

Hopeful Morning!

We looked up my sister's flight on British Air:

The flight says "departed"

so they should be in the air to Chicago right now!!

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My parents and I are enjoying time this morning;

I continue to enjoy my Dad's teasing;

he said if I tried to reassure you all that he gives hugs

that I would merely make him look worse :)

Lots of laughter here...

They wish they could adopt my friends who need

more TLC at Christmas...

I am very blessed.


God willing I will see my sister soon!
Very excited.
These are my new slippers from my Oma;
she does such fine work
and she is 101!
She knit the white socks too.
She turns 102 tomorrow!

Wednesday, December 22, 2010

Tuesday, Clear and Cool

Today I would say is the first day

I really rested...

(Perhaps this is ironic as most people are so busy

at this time of year!)

I am fighting a cold but am feeling pretty good over all,

just a bit exhausted from the insomnia...

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I took a short walk late in the afternoon;

I love the stark beauty of winter here in Michigan.

Beauty can be seen every where;

I think it is that we just need to have our eyes opened...

Beauty opens to us more and more

as we seek God and cultivate a thankful heart...

I was able to get a hold of the dermatologist today

about the medical tests I had;

still waiting on the X-Ray

(most likely will not know about this one until

after Christmas);

so the tests so far are good -

have to recheck one thing in about a month

to be sure,

but the initial news is good.

So this is a relief.

I will be glad, however,

when I have the final tests in a month to be sure.

Tomorrow I hope to make some
simple Christmas things.
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We are praying that Rebecca (my sister) and Mark (bro-in-law)
make it home tomorrow from London;
sounds like they had a good day today and
we are happy that they made it to London!
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They are due in tomorrow just before 7 pm;
I am full of anticipation of their arrival.
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Fitting: anticipation:
we are waiting the New Born King
the most waited for of all.
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Praying that God will be near all of us in these times;
holidays are joyful but often also painful for
many;
God is near the brokenhearted,
and He will never abandon His children.
Let us keep our courage and hope.