Sunday, November 3, 2013
Join the Party: PIN IT HOP #33
Meet our November Co-Hosts!
Cathy of A Peek Into my Paradise
At A Peek Into My Paradise I share recipes, DIY, crafts, travel, everything Disney and bits and pieces of life sharing a peek into what makes my life paradise. Plus, I love link parties and giveaways....so there is always something happening at A Peek Into My Paradise.
Hi! I'm Alicia, also known as "the Mrs." on my blog. My family and I live as expats in SE Asia. I blog about our life overseas, recipes I attempt to make while substituting lots of ingredients, projects I do around the house, "tot school" lessons I teach to my toddler, and lessons I learn through parenting and walking with the Lord.
Michelle is a single mom to an amazing 2 year old boy named Eli. Michelle blogs at The MaMade Diaries about crafting, blogging and everyday mommy life.
Emily of Love, Pasta and a Tool belt
I'm Emily and I blog over at Love, Pasta and a Tool Belt. I blog about new recipes we try, DIY crafts, home decor and improvement projects. We just bought a new home and are remodeling it so head on over and follow us for all the great posts we will be sharing about our house remodeling adventure!
Wife and Mom of two adult daughters. Expecting my 1st grandchild in November 2013. I live to have fun and be happy whilst outwitting a disability.
Miriam of The Lamanna Family Adventures
I'm a stay at home mom with 2 kids my son is 3 and my daughter is 10. I enjoy doing DIY projects and sharing them with everyone. I'm also in the middle of taking online courses to became a Real Estate Agent.
Victoria of Creative Home Keeper
Hey there! I'm Victoria from Creative Home Keeper. I'm a Jesus girl, wife to my best friend, mommy to two precious little ones, lover of words, avid reader and aspiring home chef. One of my goals on my blog is to encourage you to live more simply, intentional, and inspired at home. I'm so excited to be here and look forward to sharing some of my journey. Blessings to you!
Hi, I'm Candace and I started CandaceCreates.com a few months ago to share my love of crafts, life, faith, and writing. I am a wife, stay-at-home mom to 2 kids, and blogger hoping to help others find inspiration and assistance with life and creative endeavors. I have just finished a 31 day series on food issues, including tips, support, and a clean-eating food plan for living a healthier lifestyle.
Denise blogs about crafts and fun things to do in her hometown of St. Louis, MO at stlMotherhood.com. She is freelance reporter and at-home mom of two boys, 14 and 6.
Host
Judy of Pursuit of Functional Home
From Singapore to Cebu Blogger. My blog is all about a bit of everything. My latest obsession is making make-up video tutorials. I love creating post or inspiration collection. I am a "home executive" (SAHM) and we have 2 lovely kids. I am a stalker :)
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Michelle @ Mamade Creations: Pinterest, Facebook, Twitter, G+, Bloglovin
Emily @ Love, Pasta and a Toolbelt: Pinterest, Facebook, Twitter, G+, Bloglovin
Tammy of The Happy Handicap: Pinterest, Bloglovin, Twitter, Facebook, Google +
Miriam @ The Lamanna Family Adventures: Pinterest, Facebook, Twitter, G+, Bloglovin
Victoria @ Creative Home Keeper: Pinterest, Facebook, Twitter, Bloglovin
Candace @ Candace Creates: Pinterest, Twitter, G+
Saturday, November 2, 2013
6 Reasons why the end of Daylight Savings Time is Scary!
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Thursday, October 31, 2013
HAPPY HALLOWEEN Everyone!
Wednesday, October 30, 2013
Separation Anxiety: Do you have it?
When I got married, I had separation anxiety from my parents. I thought it was because I am an only child but Sydnee did the same thing. The feelings were not so much anxiety as they were a longing to be with my parents. The bond was and still is extremely strong! I've always wondered why the scriptures don't say "For this cause shall a woman leave her father and mother...". Do you have any thoughts on this? I'd love to hear them. I think maybe it's because the husband is the head of the house and the covering for the family unit. Guys, did you know that God holds you responsible for the family unit as the head of the household? Morally and spiritually? We become bone of your bone, not the other way around!
Again, in these verses we are told how marriage is a great mystery. I will never understand how a true marriage takes place in a couple of minutes. It is still a mystery to me. Marriage is a replica of the love and acceptance of Christ for us and vice versa. The same mystery happens when Christ proposes to us and we accept his spirit in marriage for an eternity. This change happens in a split second! Marriage is also a great way to solidify eternal salvation. When you marry someone, you can't unwed them. Sure, you can get a divorce on paper or an annulment from the court system but you will never change the fact that you were married to that person, it is eternal. Christ's salvation is the same way. Once you truly accept Christ as your Savior, you can't undo that acceptance. You can live poorly by physically disobeying his word, you can forsake the church, you can try to avoid God every way possible but it will not change the fact that you are his! If you truly accepted his spiritual grace, you can't get a divorce or annulment. You can sure create some separation anxiety though...
Chris Gregory, a friend of mine and Steve's sent a comment last week which is an excellent visual of salvation. He said "Jesus knew for a fact that I didn't deserve his love, but He opened the door for me anyway! By His sacrifice, the door of eternal life was opened for me. I stood at the door for 37 years, and for 37 years, Jesus patiently held the door and waited for me to enter." Isn't that just like a husband? Steve patiently opens doors for me to lumber up to and through! My Dad (pictured) has been holding doors for my Mom (pictured) for 55 years! Whether you accepted Christ long ago or are still standing outside the door waiting to walk over the threshold, Jesus has the door open just for you. Unlike a honeymoon, where the husband carries you across the threshold, in your union with Christ, you must step over the threshold into grace and mercy. In a physical marriage, the husband traditionally carries you one time in the beginning. In a spiritual marriage, Jesus carries you all the time even until the end.
Enjoying Holy Matrimony,
Tammy
The Happy Handicap
I welcome all comments or thoughts...
Tuesday, October 29, 2013
Last Minute Homemade Halloween Costume Ideas
