This was on my children's bathroom mirror for years. Like Janice, from Grams Blog and Marie, from Spun by Me, alluded to... The kiddos need to do something while they're brushing their teeth. Why not make it a teaching moment? : ) If you missed last week's, click here. Have a good Sunday,
M.L.
P.S. I wish I could remember who the quote was from. It was in a lesson I was teaching to a group of young women one Sunday (a LONG time ago). I made one of these for each of them to take home and then came home and put it up at our house too.
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I love your quote! Thanks for the reminder :)
M.L. still no word from Debbie. I continue to wait in prayer. I have prayed continuously since she called. I am selfish in that I want to keep Amy with us, but then I also know 23 years to battle cancer is more than anyone should have to endure. That is that she has known on this earth. Pain. I know she is in God's hands. Thank you for keeping our family in your prayers. I so love you for it. Love, Sherry
I like that quote.
Oh ML!
I just heard from Debbie. When they got to the hospital they immediately hooked Amy up to an IV and Debbie said they were running the IV wide open to get the fluids into her body. Debbie said they are on the second bag now. She has come around a little bit and able to answer a few questions. They have admitted her to the hospital which is a good thing. Debbie said when they finally got a urine specimen it was very, very thick, and she was very close this time. Debbie thought it might have been a couple of days since her kidneys had even moved. Her potassium level was 2.1. Amy won't tell anyone anything as she didn't want to go to the hospital. Amy told the nurse though that this is the worst she had ever felt. Our prayers have been answered once again, and maybe they can get her pumped up with some fluids and allow her to sleep. She is so weak. Debbie thought they would start feeding her but I don't know how that will be just yet, but get some nourishment into her little body. Thank you again my friend from the bottom of my heart for all of your love and support tonight. I love you so much for everything. Love, Sherry
ML, I love these SERMONS FROM THE BATHROOM MIRROR! I'm saving them. Keep 'em coming!!!
I too love your Sermons from the Bathroom Mirror!! You should make these a regular Sunday post. ;) Hope all is well with you this Sunday!
♥ Teresa
Such a sweet verse. I think it is so nice that you spend Wednesdays with your Mom, and that sweet friend Margie is too cute.
Great family photos they are treasures.
I think Eclectic Pink Rose has a great idea! A new "sermon" every Sunday. We all need words of wisdom to remind us of our true priorities!
So very true. Love the bathroom mirror sermons. Keep them coming! Mimi
It is great to do things that please God.
The sachets arrived daaaaaaaaaaays ago, I think I left you a comment, and I think I left feedback, but lol....now I need to go check and see if I did. ;) They are absolutely BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!! The girls LOVED them. They are perfect and sweet and smell sooooo pretty too!!!! Thank you again soooo much for making them. :)
♥ Teresa
HI M.L.!!!
I so love that message, after seeing Wicked, and yes I had bought the soundtrack as soon as I bought the tickets to the show, so I would understand the jest of the play, there is a song in there called POPULAR, and being Popular is where everyone thinks they need to be to Get somewhere in life, oh you may or will but being pleasing to God is so much more beneficial!!!
You have beautiful handwriting skills!!!!
I love that sign!!!!
hugs,
jamie
That's a very good one. We all need to remember that, huh? :)
That is an awesome quote--and so true.
oh, how wonderful...Love the quote...words to live by :o)
~simply~
Great quote! Thanks for sharing it with us!
XOXO
Jen
I remember that quote and I think I still have that very copy back in my thought book. thanks for that and everything you taught me and the girls back then. It was fun wasn't it?
That is a wonderful quote!
I need that on my mirror. Great reminder.
My kids just got back from Christian Camp and this was one of the topics they covered.
Well said...and great to share with my 12 year old daughter!
What a wonderful quote....
I love this idea. I've taped verses to my son's mirror (and mine!) before. I'm off to go see your other post. ;)
Hi ML, Thanks for dropping by this afternoon. Your blog is lovely, and I really do like that quote. Thanks for becoming a follower. I look forward to seeing what you create regularly too! Hugs, Nan
Isn't that true..though...holy smackaroos. Great reminder...who is in charge and whos opinion really counts!
Ah-ha....I LOVE THIS!!! Another wonderful thought to tuck away for future RS lessons!! Thank you.
Sandra
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