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Happy New Year!

I rang in the new year crocheting. I busted up laughing at a friend who posted this meme: This was literally me! 🤣 I posted about my little washcloths project on Facebook, along with the above meme in the comments…. Continue Reading →

Word of the Year

I use the Christian Planner (on and off for years now), and one of the best parts of this planner is theĀ Facebook community! Through this community, there’s an annual chatter about choosing a word of the year to focus on…. Continue Reading →

Little Too Big, Maybe

I received a request for more shower scrubbies for my sister-in-law and my nieces. I counted 30 SC, and thought it’d measure a little bigger than my hand. It might be too big. Time will tell. Probably do 25 SC… Continue Reading →

Galaxy Crochet

Watching videos about our galaxy and the solar system while I work on my third scrubby for my SIL. No, I don’t hold my hook like that to crochet! šŸ˜‚ Apparently, I can’t operate my phone with my left hand,… Continue Reading →

Practical Crochet

I love practical crochet. I’m currently making three dish scrubbies for my sister-in-law. Simple SC rows, about 4ā€ square, 5.5 mm hook. Any scrubby yarn will do. Listening to the Book of Matthew through the YouVersion Bible app, the ā€œBibleProject… Continue Reading →

Calendaring

I’ve tried so many paper planners, but I’ve recently started using Notability on my iPad. I found this brilliantly simple website to grab the PDFs I need for the calendar pages.

Fed to Follow

Following Jesus will make me into someone who can love like Jesus does. (Matthew 4:19) To love one another (John 13:34).

Fulcrum

The resurrection of Jesus is the fulcrum of our belief – it’s not about deserving, it’s about the grace of God.

Pride

Hymn #850 from the Lutheran Service Book: “God of Grace and God of Glory” This one line really jumped out at me as a stand alone prayer. Lord, “Bend our pride to Your control” Amen.

Expectation vs. Hope

But there’s a difference in these words expectation and hope. When I expect something, I’m nearly certain it will arrive. When I hope for something, I am less sure about it.

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