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50 Years

20 Aug

    It's been 50 years since this couple said I do. They are celebrating today,  in heaven. Together. We miss them. My brothers and I. My sisters in law too. Their friends. Both gone too soon. Today. I choose to remember. The good. It could be bad. And it was definitely bad at times. Somehow. It always turned around. Wrongs; forgiven. Or forgotten. Tempers that would flare; pacified. A deep sense of commitment  that transcended emotions or feelings. The commitment that walked through cancer and the memory thief. A love that digs deep and presses on. It ... View Post

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a messy dirty life, Amazing grace, choosing joy, faith, God, heaven, hope, trust

When There is No Warning

13 Aug

Some days the missing is so great. It sneaks up. No warning. I can't change this. I am a mom. I want to fix things. Make it better. I am powerless. I call on the name of Jesus. Sometimes our burdens  weigh us down. They threaten to crush and steal our joy. This is the journey of a mom whose son lies deep beneath the sod. The missing grips; tears at the inside. Our child; Flesh and blood, torn from us. I find other things to do. To distract myself. I think on the wonder of things. My children. Grandchildren. But the pain is too great. I need to walk through this. I ... View Post

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a messy dirty life, death of a child, faith, farm family, God, grace, hope

Step into His Grace

25 May

I am a mama who lost her mama.  Nine years of cancer.  The final stages.  Brutal. You say death with dignity? Yes.  My mama endured pain; with grace.  She clung to her Jesus.  Knowing He knew her name. Knowing He would call her name when time.  We; her children; grew strong.  We cared for this mama of ours.  We guided our dad as the memory thief silently crept in.  We watched our mama as her systems shut down.  We watched her stand in the Powerful name of Jesus, with arms lifted high at her grandchild's baptism.  We ... View Post

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a messy dirty life, Being renewed, choosing joy, death of a loved one, death of a son, Ella, Farm living, Finding my way, fragile heart, hope

Living Life

29 Apr

A busy day.  Nothing new;  except the feeling.  All day.  Something.  Not right.  The Cast Party.  Families.  Dancers.  Food.  Decorating.  Arabian Nights.  Alladin.  So much to do.  Purposefully stepping one foot in front of the other.  Work.  Grief.  Talk truth.  Verse after verse.  To my weary heart.  Jeremiah 31:3 The LORD appeared to us in the past, saying: "I have loved you with an everlasting love; I have drawn you with unfailing kindness. It ... View Post

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a messy dirty life, a shattered heart, blessings, choosing joy, devotions, Elijah, Eternity, faith, farming family, finding peace and contentment

Stepping into the Hope Promised, When All I Really Want to do is Throw a Tantrum

23 Jan

"May we cherish a grateful and cheerful disposition, not murmuring and repining if our wishes are not indulged, or because some sorrows are blended with our enjoyments,  But, sensible of our desert, and impressed with the number and greatness of thy benefits, may we bless and praise thee at all times." My friend sends me this quote.  I am so grateful for her.  A book of Puritan prayers.  The apostle Paul says it this way, Phillipians 4:12 I know what it is to be in need, and I know what it is to have plenty. I have learned the secret of being content in ... View Post

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a messy dirty life, being content, Bible Study, child leaving for college, Christian Living, farm family, friendship, praise, Soul work, truth

Encouragement on This Holiest of Nights

24 Dec

On the Holiest night of the year, I was given a gift.  The child within moved.  In the hospital room at 11:48 on Christmas Eve 2002,  a child was brought forth. Christiana Shirley Davis.  A little over a year after her namesake met Jesus.  A Grammie she would never know.  Yet, as she grew she would tell us she knew her.  And I wonder if deep down her soul did know her? That before the Lord of the Universe sent her to us, Grammie Shirley didn't reach down and kiss that sweet angelic face and  whisper words of encouragement.  Because ... View Post

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a messy dirty life, Advent, Advent. Christmas birthday, Being renewed, encouragement, farming family, grief during the Holidays

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