Sunday, September 8, 2013
Favs from Monday Pin It Hop #23
Good day everyone!
I just can't wait to see you this Sunday's party but before that let us see who were on our Top 10 Features from Pin It Monday Hop#23!
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Baked French Toast
by: Danielle of Snippets of Inspiration
"This would be a great special occasion dish"
Is He Your Beloved
by: Gaye Calm, Healthy, Sexy
"Great reminders for us all to keep our husband in the place of honor"
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HOST
Her favorite posts are…
"Aw! this is super cute. This is a very nice crafts that you can do with your kiddos. At the same time, it can be a personalise gift."
"Oh this post is just right timing for us. We wanted to potty train our little boy who is just over a year old and Jenny have great tips to know if your little one is ready for it."
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CO-HOST
Her favorite posts are:
"Why I love it? Samantha's recipe looks so easy and delicious. My husband loves sausage and apples. I love the idea of using chicken sausage plus I've been looking for recipes to use with my new metal skewers! Score!"
"Why I love it? I whole-heartedly relate to this blog. Calling myself "The Happy Handicap" being born with a birth defect of both feet and lower legs, I MUST move my body every day to keep going. It's proven and I believe a body in motion is a like a magic potion!"
"Why I love it? The Feral Turtle's mom like my own mom bought the same cobblestone path mold. My mom constructed single-handedly a path 40-50 molds long. This post reminded me of my sweet mom."
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Co-Host
Her favorite posts are:
" I LOVE decorating with uncommon things. There are lots of ideas to choose from in that post.!"
CO-HOST
Her favorite posts are:
by: Katies Crochet Goodies and Crafts
“I had thought about doing this before, but I wasn't quite sure how to go about it. This is a great tutorial that guides you step-by-step through the process!!”
"Chips and dip are my favorite food in the world, and this dip looks amazing!"
"My husband loves maps, so I am always looking for cool ideas on projects that involve them. There are some really cool ideas in here!"
Have a great day everyone Link-up with us later and who knows you might be featured next week See you at the hop.
Grab, Wear it, Be proud!
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Hope you love them too,
Tammy
The Happy Handicap
Saturday, September 7, 2013
Saturday Southern Slang - "tongue shui"
My household makes up a lot of words,
then, we USE them...
Some days are better than others
some days i should keep my mouth shut
tape it up
I say stupid stuff not even trying
Today's Saturday Southern Slang
is
"tongue shui"
like feng shui but for the mouth
Definition: saying the right things in harmony with the environment & others
Used in a sentence: I'm sorry, did that hurt your feelings? I guess my tongue shui is off today!
or
I could tell you how to get rid of those bumps on your face but my tongue shui says I shouldn't.
Be careful little mouth what you say
my mom always says "if you can't say something good, don't say anything."
have you got a tongue that's loose at both ends?
practice some tongue shui
think about your words and place them carefully in the room
people and the environment will love you for it
There's a reason for thinkin' before you go speakin'
Tongue what?
Tammy
The Happy Handicap
Friday, September 6, 2013
How to improve your Discipline with Money
Confession is good for the soul, right? Let's feel good about ourselves today and get it all out! Are you like me? Need some discipline when it comes to money? The harder I try to save the more I spend, especially with a bank debit card. I think sometimes my debit card jumps out of my purse at night and goes on a shopping spree without my knowledge! There is help for us, without a support group...
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Thursday, September 5, 2013
Why getting Wet is better than being Dry
We've had a rainy summer in Georgia! When the rain keeps coming, people
complain loudly. When the rain stops, people complain louder. Doesn't
seem like we the people can be happy. Gary Smith led our congregation in
a beautiful song this past Sunday, "Holy Spirit Rain Down."
I cannot listen to this song or sing it without tears raining down my
face. Such powerful, beautiful words and music by Russell Fragar. Would
you rather be in a flood or a drought?
You'd probably answer, like me, NEITHER! There are terrible things about both. Floods and droughts are dangerous, destructive and difficult. The human body is 60% water and human blood is 92% water. We must have water to live, without it we will die. The Bible says in Psalm 32:4 "For day and night thy hand was heavy upon me: my moisture is turned into the drought of summer. Selah." The psalmist sounds like he's in a desperate place. I've lived through droughts, physical and spiritual. I hate the "dry" feeling, swiveled up without any liquid in my veins, dehydrated. Do you remember a drought in your life?
I've been in some flash floods and seen some rising water on tv. The thing about a flood is you can get out of its way, move to higher ground or get in a boat. As I listen to Holy Spirit Rain Down, I don't want the raining down of his Holy Spirit to stop! It's such a sweet Presence like a cool glass of water when you're parched and thirsty. Isn't it amazing that we can't produce water? God has to provide it or we don't get it. Water cleanses, refreshes and satisfies just like the Holy Spirit. We should be begging for it to rain down on us and in us and never stop!
Let's close up our umbrellas we're shielding ourselves with and let His Holiness rain down! Think about this...the surest place to get rained on is inside the house, His House, the church.
Praying for rain,
Tammy
The Happy Handicap
You'd probably answer, like me, NEITHER! There are terrible things about both. Floods and droughts are dangerous, destructive and difficult. The human body is 60% water and human blood is 92% water. We must have water to live, without it we will die. The Bible says in Psalm 32:4 "For day and night thy hand was heavy upon me: my moisture is turned into the drought of summer. Selah." The psalmist sounds like he's in a desperate place. I've lived through droughts, physical and spiritual. I hate the "dry" feeling, swiveled up without any liquid in my veins, dehydrated. Do you remember a drought in your life?
I've been in some flash floods and seen some rising water on tv. The thing about a flood is you can get out of its way, move to higher ground or get in a boat. As I listen to Holy Spirit Rain Down, I don't want the raining down of his Holy Spirit to stop! It's such a sweet Presence like a cool glass of water when you're parched and thirsty. Isn't it amazing that we can't produce water? God has to provide it or we don't get it. Water cleanses, refreshes and satisfies just like the Holy Spirit. We should be begging for it to rain down on us and in us and never stop!
Let's close up our umbrellas we're shielding ourselves with and let His Holiness rain down! Think about this...the surest place to get rained on is inside the house, His House, the church.
Praying for rain,
Tammy
The Happy Handicap
Wednesday, September 4, 2013
5 Ways to Encourage Special Education Students
Okay, okay I'll admit it! I have a beautiful family
I never anticipated our daughters
Sydnee (the bride) and Sloane (maid of honor)
to be teachers.
Steve and I are so proud of them!
Sydnee was an undecided senior in high school
taking the same class with a young man
who suffered a tragic accident
leaving him profoundly paralyzed.
She believes God used this experience to mold
Recently, she was challenged to find a learning environment
for one of her classes.
Should this be her job? Not sure.
She rose to the challenge but not without challenges.
See these boxes
they all had to be moved
by me
using these
Sydnee is expecting my first grandchild
everyone else was busy...figures.
We got the job done though...
here's the room conducive to learning
storage room now classroom
storage room now classroom
Finally, I was/am impressed with Sydnee's philosophies
which is the subject of this post
1. Have the same goal for all your students
2. Understand your students but don't be easy on them
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3. Make reminder rules visible so your students know them
4. Provide a welcome learning environment that is not "different" from other classrooms.
5. Treat your students like all other kids.
Take it from me, "The Happy Handicap" we don't want things easy or treated differently!
Please share your ways to encourage special education students by leaving a comment.
Always Encouraged,
Tammy
The Happy Handicap
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