i just finished this hat for sammy and am pleased with how it turned out. Tuesday, November 30, 2010
garden of the gods
i was very happy with how these pictures tim took at garden of the gods turned out.
i just finished this hat for sammy and am pleased with how it turned out.
i just finished this hat for sammy and am pleased with how it turned out. Monday, November 29, 2010
more words
for my memory
tickle-tickle
ba-bath
up
dish (fish)
baba (baby - her favorite toy)
all done (this is hard to hear without a sophisticated ear)
night-night
tickle-tickle
ba-bath
up
dish (fish)
baba (baby - her favorite toy)
all done (this is hard to hear without a sophisticated ear)
night-night
off to colorado
Sunday, November 28, 2010
words
sammy is beginning to speak english. here are all of the words i can think of that she can say:

ta-ta for now.
dada
da-dog
ba-ball
mama
papa
hat
cat
nana (banana and her grandma)
ba-bye
hello
cheeese
amen!
that's all i can think of.
here is a picture of sammy and ellis - just to make this post more interesting :)
ta-ta for now.
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
blessing
more from Eugene Peterson, A Long Obedience in the Same Direction:
Berakah (one of the two words for blessing in Hebrew) describes what God does to us and among us: he enters into covenant with us, he pours out his own life for us, he shares the goodness of his Spirit, the vitality of his creation, the joys of his redemption. He empties himself among us, and we get what he is. That is blessing!
God gets down on his knees among us, gets on our level and shares himself with us. He does not reside afar off and send us diplomatic messages; he kneels among us. That posture is characteritic of God. The discovery and realization of this is what defines what we know of God as good news - God shares himself generously and graciously... God enters into our need, he anticpates our goals, he "gets into our skin" and understands us better than we do ourselves.
God stands - he is foundational and dependable; God stoops - he kneels to our level and meets us where we are; God stays - he sticks with us through hards times and good, sharing his life with us in grace and peace.
And because God blesses us, we bless God. We respond with that which we have received. We participate in the process that God has initiated and continues. We who are blessed, bless.
(enter my thoughts). These are good words this morning. I am thankful for the truth that this is who God is and because this is who he is - this is who he is shaping me into. I desire to be someone who stands, who stoops, who stays. I desire to reflect God to those around me - to introduce him to those who don't know him in subtle (and not so subtle) ways. I think particularly about Sammyt this morning as she and I will spend the day together - may she see the Lord in me and find him attractive.
Berakah (one of the two words for blessing in Hebrew) describes what God does to us and among us: he enters into covenant with us, he pours out his own life for us, he shares the goodness of his Spirit, the vitality of his creation, the joys of his redemption. He empties himself among us, and we get what he is. That is blessing!
God gets down on his knees among us, gets on our level and shares himself with us. He does not reside afar off and send us diplomatic messages; he kneels among us. That posture is characteritic of God. The discovery and realization of this is what defines what we know of God as good news - God shares himself generously and graciously... God enters into our need, he anticpates our goals, he "gets into our skin" and understands us better than we do ourselves.
God stands - he is foundational and dependable; God stoops - he kneels to our level and meets us where we are; God stays - he sticks with us through hards times and good, sharing his life with us in grace and peace.
And because God blesses us, we bless God. We respond with that which we have received. We participate in the process that God has initiated and continues. We who are blessed, bless.
(enter my thoughts). These are good words this morning. I am thankful for the truth that this is who God is and because this is who he is - this is who he is shaping me into. I desire to be someone who stands, who stoops, who stays. I desire to reflect God to those around me - to introduce him to those who don't know him in subtle (and not so subtle) ways. I think particularly about Sammyt this morning as she and I will spend the day together - may she see the Lord in me and find him attractive.
Thursday, November 4, 2010
great pictures from my mom's camera!
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