Showing Tag: "family" (Show all posts)

What I Don't Take For Granted This Christmas

Posted by Aprille on Wednesday, December 23, 2009, In : Holidays 
WIVES OF FAITH 12 DAYS OF CHRISTMAS BLOG CARNIVAL DAY 12.

1. The first thing I don't take for granted this year is God's amazing love...I know it may sound a bit trite, but God is showing me every day how much He loves me and cares for me, even when I don't feel worthy. It's so easy to feel like God can't show us love because we aren't perfect and disappoint Him so much, but the older I get the more I realized that God delights in giving us good and perfect gifts!

2. The second thing I don't t...
Continue reading ...
 

What Christmas Means To Me

Posted by Aprille on Friday, December 18, 2009, In : Holidays 

WIVES OF FAITH BLOG CARNIVAL DAY SEVEN.

I have to say that of all of the topics chosen for this blog carnival, this one will be the most difficult one for me to write. This post will reveal things about my life that sometimes I would rather left un-shared. And this post will probably make some people upset or at least stir up disagreement.

When I was a child, Christmas to me meant about what it means to most other children of low-medium income families. I was always excited about the presents,...
Continue reading ...
 

Why I sometimes call it "Micmiss"

Posted by Aprille on Tuesday, December 8, 2009, In : Holidays 
It all started out with my brother and art class (a very long story that happened wayy back years ago and nobody can really remember how it got started)...and how everyone would say "mic" all the time. It was always mic this and mic that, like for instance, when they would say McDonalds, they would really emphasize the "Mc" part. Then when they started listening to Christmas music in class of course it because MICmiss.

My family picked this up because Kurt brought home everything from art c...

Continue reading ...
 

Thanksgiving

Posted by Aprille on Tuesday, December 8, 2009, In : Holidays 
I'm thankful for him...


Russ and I had a wonderful Thanksgiving. We took a very short trip down to visit his family in North Carolina. We spent Thanksgiving Day with "the family" doing the normal Thanksgiving activities like eating yummy food, exchanging a few gifts (because we won't be there at Christmastime), watching football, and doing crossword puzzles with Grandma and Uncle Gavin. On Friday we went to a huge craft fair in town and did some more Christmas shopping. In the evening all the...
Continue reading ...
 
« Back to posts
 
Make a Free Website with Yola.