“Please don’t ever think you are above such temptation.” Were the wise words offered to me over a decade ago from a dear, precious mentor as I shared my heart wrenching disappointment… someone I loved dearly had been unfaithful to their spouse. lies & deceit are ugly. the ripple effects of such betrayal is wide…
my heart JUMPED yesterday at 3:40 when Cowboy Dan walked out into the garden area of the store and asked “did you talk to your sister about who is picking up the kids from school?” “WHAT?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!” It was my day to pick up sister banker’s 3 kiddos who I love like my own and I…
he’s 7 y’all DID YOU HEAR ME?!?! HE’s 7!!!!!!! my sweet, Tucker Wayne is seven! I’ve fought it all day I drank a couple of Cokes straight up trying to fight the lump rising in my throat but tonight as I tucked the little rascal in I forfeited. and cried. and when I walked out…
recently while flipping through old prayer journals I revisited a painful season of life actually exempting our season of infertility and loss it was by and large the most painful season of my life thus far… Momma and Daddy always took us to church we loved our church our church family, was family. we LOVED…
thank you Mr. Bill Britton for this life changing, won’t leave my heart alone challenging, convicting quote: “When you are forgotten or neglected or purposely set at naught and you don’t sting or hurt with the insult or the oversight but your heart is happy, being counted worthy to suffer for Christ- that is dying…
“now that’s the good stuff” is a line many country fans would recognize and a chorus I blissfully witnessed this afternoon… as we were getting ready to close the store Cowboy Dan asked: “y’all want to go with me to shoe a mule?” my reply: “of course my love, I can’t think of anything else…