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Two and half years of Missing, Two and a Half Years of Much Grace

28 Jan

Two and a half years.  The beautiful words of remembrance, faded away.  Time passing.  Life moving forward.  Memories; a gift.  The Lord's sweet provision.  A gift to be treasured.  A legacy of photo's.  God made sure there were pieces to hold on to.  A heart full of memories.  I still don't like this plan.  My whole being longs for a different path.  But that is not to be.  So, with my whole heart I will praise the One who calls me by ... View Post

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choosing joy, death of a child, faith in times of trouble, hope in Christ, praise, remembering your child

My Name is Tammy and I Make my Bed Everyday

17 Jan

I haven't showered.  Laundry is piled on the floor.  Book work stacked on the table and in piles.  It's tax time you know.  And the beat of that clock is ticking.  I can feel it.  I make my bed.  Yes.  In the middle of all the chaos.  There is one thing.  Constant.  I make my bed.  What does that say about me?  I am sure psycho therapists would have a field day.  Of all the things that need to get done.  I make my bed.  Every day.  With out fail.  I wash my sheets too.  Almost ... View Post

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death of a child, Eternity, farm family, hope in Christ, joy, making my bed, pain, Parenting

I Ponder These Things

21 Dec

13 years ago I sat in the wee hours of the morning.  Bathed in the twinkling Christmas lights.  Hope wrapped inside; heavy with child.  Nights uncomfortable.   Seeking solace in the quiet.  Pondering.  So different from my walk today.  A Christmas child.  Due at any moment.  What did Mary feel as she carried the Hope of all Nations?  What was it like that night when all hung in balance as the  Incarnate became Flesh?  Isaiah 9:6 For to us a child is born, to us a son is given, and the ... View Post

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Advent, Being renewed, farm family, farm house Christmas, hope in Christ, life after your son resides in heaven, loss of a loved one at Christmas

When the Missing is Deep

17 Dec

Hi Elijah.  I miss you so much.  They are coming out with a new Star Wars movie.  The products are all over the place.  It's been so fun to look - at all the stuff.  To remember when I was a kid.  But then. . . I got to the Lego aisle.  And I still can't stop the racking sobs.  They threaten to undo me.  Our last Christmas together you got a Star Wars Lego kit.  You were a Senior in High School.  Enlisted in the United States Marine Corps.  Yet the one item you pulled yourself away from the family for was, a lego ... View Post

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Advent, Being Jesus in a hurting world, choosing joy, farm family, finding hope, grief during the Holidays, hope in Christ, source of strength

The Gift of Rest Day #8 of Thankfulness

8 Nov

It's Sunday.  A day of rest.  Meant as a gift.  Not a punishment.  Time to reflect.  Remember what has been done.  Step back and renew.  A break in the ordinary.  Today is also a day our church votes on a new pastor.  A time of change.  A new beginning.  Exciting time to see where God will lead.  ~30 Days of Thankfulness~ I am thankful for: Dinner out with my family memories of other dinners when Elijah was still here saying Elijah's name over and over a day of rest being involved in the life of the ... View Post

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I Said, “Yes” To Writing On The Walls

5 Mar

I said it sort of jokingly.  I didn't think anything of it.  We could write our gratitude on the wall. We are going to paint in here someday.  (It hasn't been painted since 1989. . ."ain't nobody got time for that") The walls are filthy and stained with hand prints.  Drawings from the kids and those infamous height marks.  A legacy of Elijah on the wall.  A tangible record of his exsistance here.  A reminder.  So, we clean up from physical nourishment  and the Ancient Word.  My farmer hesitates before he leaves.  It is not until ... View Post

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faith, farm house kitchen, Farm life, Finding gratitude, God's promises, hope in Christ

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