For Today:
Outside my window: there is clear blue sky as the temperature slowly begins to rise creating a perfect late Spring day.
I am thinking: that a "quick" catch up in the mornings emails, blogs, etc is not quick at all. I really need to get a move on things.
From the learning rooms: I am learning that I need to be ready for Jesus' return and I need to make sure friends, family and even strangers are ready too. (related to this blog post)
I am thankful for: my precious hubby and the gift of his love and our happy marriage.
From the kitchen: The kettle has boiled and is awaiting me to get off the sofa and make my tea. Need... caffeine!
I am wearing: white v-neck t-shirt, navy blue sweat-material skort, green hoodie and blue slippers.
I am reading: my Bible (Ecclesiastes still) and Take One, the first book in the newest series "Above the Line" by Karen Kingsbury.
I am hoping: to get a lot accomplished today without getting too distracted (although that is so difficult to do for me it seems)
I am creating: a character biography for my writing assignment.
I am hearing: the hum of my laptop fan, the ticking of my too-long nails on the keyboard and the sound of traffic in the street behind me
Around the house: is a little bit of clutter that needs picking up, while a French Door waits to be painted
One of my favorite things: watching the face of the groom when his bride enters the church aisle that first moment.
A few plans for the rest of the week: my next assignment; housework in preparation for assorted houseguests coming and going this week, laundry, start my 10 day dog-sitting stint of my "nephew" Pepper on Thursday, babysitting Little Miss "H" for my BFF.
Here is a picture thought to share with you:
I love the sheer look of joy on the groom's face
(from the wedding we attended last Saturday)
(from the wedding we attended last Saturday)
2 comments:
That's my favorite part of a wedding too! Watching the grooms face! Sounds like you have a busy week. Hope it's a blessed one! Hugs to you. ; )
I thought I'd stop by your other blog, too, while I was "surfing". This one is so simple yet so profound. I might try a daybook posting, occasionally.
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