Seedlings

Well, I don't have much going on right now...just the regular mommy/housewife routine...cooking, cleaning, and training. I did start some seedlings which are doing well so far...broccoli, onions, parsley, oregano, and garlic chives. Other than that, it's a bit early to do too much. In a couple more weeks I can plant potatoes, carrots, turnips, radishes, spinach, and lettuce outdoors and start tomatoes and peppers indoors. I can't wait! It's so much fun to see the little seeds develop. God is so kind to allow us to nurture His creation!

Sugar Feeds Cancer

Here is some information that I became privy to over the last year and a half or so. I think it is something that we all should be aware of as we steward the bodies that God has given us, especially as cancer is so prevalent in our society.

Sugar Feeds Cancer

Dinner with an Adult

Sometimes you don't realize the little things in life that you take for granted. David has been away all week for training in MD. I keep hearing about the places he's eating and the things he's getting to eat, and it kind of gave me the appetite to eat out (especially the part about not having to cook or clean up ;) So tonight, when the kids got up from their naps just a tad grumpy, David and I decided that a little change of scenery might perk them up a bit. David told me to invite another adult so that I would have help with the kids, but that didn't work out well last minute. Fortunately, God had the details all worked out. A friend was driving her boys home and saw me pull into the restaurant. She said eating out sounded like fun since her husband was at the Sportsman's Banquet and asked if we would like some company. What a blessing! Not only did I have help with the kids, but I also had some adult conversation for dinner which was a nice change from eating with toddlers all week (and I think they enjoyed having some other kids to eat with too ;). Thank you, Lord for your kindness!

I miss you, David!!! Can't wait until you get home!!