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Hush; Be Still

7 Feb

Hush Be still Wait  And see  New life Springs  from the old There is hope there is joy It waits  Hush Be still Wait And see The Lord He is able  He is mighty Hush Be still I am not quiet.  I walk heavy. My husband reminds me; often. He though scares me out of my skin; Repeatedly. Quiet, not my companion. I am reminded throughout the day to hush and be still. The day is chaotic. Visitors amidst my planned cleaning event. Interrupted in the sweetest of ways. A reminder that my Agenda is not the Lords. No matter how I try to plan.  He will ... View Post

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a messy dirty life, Be still, faithful, Farm house, God is our peace, Quiet moments

2 Mom’s Living On Solid Hope

6 Feb

There is another who grieves.  Another mom who celebrates her son's birthday today; while he resides with the King of Kings. Her son torn from this life at 18. Never to see 19. Two young men called home long before our hearts are ready to let go. I think on this.  He and Elijah now know each other. Each known by the Savior. Each missed so deeply. When here on this earth our paths may have never crossed. This mom grieves as I do.  Brought together by mutual friends; knowing our struggle. Now friends through a shared bond of grief and love for Jesus. Each of us ... View Post

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Amazing grace, birthday in heaven, death of a child, grief, hope

Fear. . .Slowly Strangles Trust

5 Feb

There are days I just want to make it all go away.  I just want off this life I am living.  The path is hard and unforgiving.  The weight crushing at times.  I long to shake this skin.  I long to not ache. I should be rejoicing. We are done with chemo. We are done with radiation.  I should be jumping for joy.  But I can't. We still travel to the hospital. My farmer's weight is dangerously low. Food a necessity. Eating to live.  His body racks with cough from excess mucus from the radiation.  His sleep disturbed each night. I reach out and ... View Post

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Ancient Word, death of a child, fear, God's promises, The struggle in life, trust

All That We Can Not See

4 Feb

The Winter is showing all it's glory. Cold, crisp nights with a glorious display in the heavens.  Psalm 19:1 The heavens declare the glory of God;    the skies proclaim the work of his hands. There is a peacefulness that settles over the farm at this time of year. A quiet expectancy of Springs awaited arrival.  All the work underneath is being accomplished.  All that we can not see.  So much that we can not see.  God is aware of all. He sees the bigger plan.  We need to spend time with him, learning to ... View Post

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Farm life, Finding grace in cancer, winter

The Things We Could Learn From A Farmer

3 Feb

It's the last day of radiation for my farmer. He needs some hydration after the treatment. He hasn't needed hydration at all except during treatment. How did they know he would need it now? I am so grateful. You can tell he needs it. He just perseveres. He never complains. He has been amazing through these treatments. There are so many lessons learned from the generations of farmers. If we all lived a little more like them, I think this world would be a much better place. I could be biased. I married one.  Here are some lessons I have learned in the last 24 years from my ... View Post

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advice from a farmer, faith, Farm life, farming family, firm foundation, lessons on the farm, my farmer

The Super Bowl And The Almighty. . .All In A Day

2 Feb

It's Sunday.  And I know his mercies are new every morning.  It was the immediate thought that ran through my head when  I saw the sunrise the morning of Elijah's home-going.  His mercy and grace have been extended greatly in the past 6 months.  We have been carried when we can not walk.  We have been loved and cared for by our friends and community in ways I could never have imagined.  I am glad for this day of rest. I am weary. The week has been long. My emotions getting the better of me most of the time. I can't sort out some of this ... View Post

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a messy dirty life, body of Christ, God's provision, grace, his mercies are new every morning, mercy, Super Bowl

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A farmer's wife, stay at home, home schooling, mama, who lost one of her babes in a car accident. Trusting in the mighty power of the Lord for every step of this heart wrenching journey.

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