October 2006

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Answers – 3rd installment

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Christie asks:
Do you still have that red sweater and maternity jeans? Or are you done having kids? lol, I loved Continue reading...

Answers – 2nd installment

Another answer to a question from this original post.
Amy asks:
Thanks for throwing it wide open. I’d love to know what kind of role you take on yourself as the wife of a pastor. How do you interact with the people in your congregation? How do you stay connected to the congregation without being completely open Continue reading...

Answers – 1st installment

Well, I’ll just dive right in to answering your questions. I’ll start with some easy ones to get me going. First up? Tess. She asks:
What’s your favorite color? And do you use Sudafed, Benadryl, or Tylenol Allergy when you have a stuffy nose?
Favorite color. I’d probably have to say blue. Continue reading...

Ask me

When all else fails, copy someone else. That’s one of my mottos. I do it when decorating and now, when blogging. So, I’m copying Lindsey over at Enjoy the Journey and I am taking your questions. Is there anything you’d like to know about me? My thoughts, opinions, what I Continue reading...

Beauty?

Check this post out over at girltalk…and be sure to watch the video.

Shocking, I know, but sometimes I actually get the opportunity to think

Businesses have ‘em. Organizations have ‘em. Corporations have ‘em. Churches have ‘em. I’m wondering if families or individuals have ‘em. I’m talking about a Vision Statement. Despite all the time I’ve spent discussion visions for various entities, I have never once thought about coming up with a Vision Statement Continue reading...

Mission: 6-pack abs

I’m not blogging lately because, well, I got nothin’. Besides, my last post used up all my thinking brain cells.
What I’ve discovered is that thinking brain cells are a lot like my 6-pack abs: if I don’t use them, they go away. Or, more accurately, they turn to mush. (Not that I’ve Continue reading...