Archives For December
I’m not going to lie and I have no other excuses…I’m too lazy to go through all of the posts for the last three months of 2010. So, if anyone is even interested, you can review all of the posts from September, October, November and December by clicking on the links below. I blame the whole “week between Christmas and New Years” on my laziness. I’ll be back in 2011 with more posts and more stories of the days of our lives. Happy New Year!!
You know all of those sports movies where a guy takes the last free throw to win or lose the game? The ball bounces in slow motion and just seems to sit on the front of the rim.Well, this isn’t a movie and no matter how many times I have watched it, I’m still amazed. Check this out…dude shoots a free throw and the ball literally comes to rest on the front of the rim for what seems like forever. This is just unbelievable.
Several years ago, we looked at the rising cost of sending out a Christmas card each year and decided to make a change. Much of this was driven by the realization that as little as $2 can give someone a warm meal on Christmas Day. We added up our annual spend on Christmas cards and postage and donate that total to Faith Mission of Ohio. We figure that cards end up in a box or the trash and our donation, especially in our current economy, will go much farther. This isn’t to brag or boast. Hopefully it inspires others to do the same. Thank you all for your cards this year.
From my entire family to yours, may you have a very Merry and BLESSED Christmas and New Year!
A majority of the posts in August were dedicated to the continuation of my series on 1 Corinthians 13. It was a great journey for me as I took time to break apart each section of “The Love Chapter” and really ask myself if I know how to love. I also was reminded that God is faithful.
I talked about “What Hurts The Most“.
The kids went back to school and “the boy” continued to walk in my footsteps.
But most of all, we looked at love. It’s not self-seeking, easily angered. It keeps no record of wrongs. It always protects, always trusts, always hopes and always perseveres.
We also went “Dancin’ in the Minefields“.
One of the more fun posts was the video below.
