At prayer time, I'll often ask Molly if there's anything she wants to thank God for. Recently, she began by naming things in her room and then looked at me mid-prayer. She continued, "Thank you for eyes... and legs... and butts... and poop..." Ha ha! Can you tell we're still potty-training!
In the car today, Molly let out a couple burps. She said, "I have two burps. 'Scuse me. 'Scuse me."
She is very girly and often will comment on my outfits. She really notices it when I wear a dress. Tonight I changed into a purple knit shirt. She said, "You're wearing a purple shirt. It's so cute!" Then she made two more comments about my shirt within the next two hours before bed.
Saturday, August 7, 2010
Friday, August 6, 2010
Trip to MI
We got away for a quick trip to Michigan last week. We stayed in a cabin with Molly's Ma Mere and spent lots of time with Aunt Katie. She loved the attention and love she received! We spent mornings at the beach, ate out for our lunches and cooked at the cabin for dinner. It was wonderfully relaxing and temperate!
To be beautiful
Captivating - Unveiling the Mystery of Woman's Soul by John and Stasi Eldredge was my recent selection from booksneeze.com (They provide a book for free in exchange for my honest review on this blog.). As I read, I pondered its offerings both in self-reflection and from my perspective as the mother of a little girl. The book describes how as women we are designed to share God's beauty and life-giving qualities with the world. Unfortuately, too many women are too wounded or busy or unattached from God and fail to reveal their captivating qualities. The authors describe an ideal where women are fully living out their feminine uniquenesses while not being helpless and weak, but instead serving God and loving others as "warrior princesses". It contained many anecdotes, many personal ones shared by the authors, which kept the writing very relational.
The authors write in tandom, and at times it was confusing trying to discern who was writing. I have read a book by John Eldredge before. His writing evokes passion and encourages the reader to connect with God on a heart-level. I would give this book a rating of 4 out of 5. I believe that it contains essential truths that help women fully realize their role in God's story.
The authors write in tandom, and at times it was confusing trying to discern who was writing. I have read a book by John Eldredge before. His writing evokes passion and encourages the reader to connect with God on a heart-level. I would give this book a rating of 4 out of 5. I believe that it contains essential truths that help women fully realize their role in God's story.
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