Joining in this week's Happy Homemaker Monday with Sandra over at Diary of a Stay At Home Mom.
Another Monday! Hard to believe that the middle of September is almost here.
The Weather:
Cloudy and wet. Rain is predicted for most of this week. With Hurricane Lee forcasted to come up the East Coast it'll be interesting to see just how much rain we do get.
Outside my Window:
It's green and wet.Right Now I am:
Blogging, getting a slow start to today; I was able to schedule flu shots for the kids so that's one thing accomplished so far.
Thinking and Pondering:
So thankful for encouraging and refining Christian friendships; a close friend is moving soon as her pastor-husband has been called to a church in another area of the country. Praising God for His clear leading but also feeling bittersweet about them moving so far away.
Podcasts I'm listening to this week:
Tony Evans: The Urban Alternative - I learn so much from listening to Dr. Evans. The ones I recently listened to were Titled: Trusting the God you Believe In.On my T.V this week:
Not sure. We did watch some of the NFL opening week games yesterday. I grew up watching football and still enjoy watching it now and then.
On the Dinner Plate:
Tortellini & Sausage soupOn the Menu this week:
I don't have a set menu but I do know that I want to make the following meals:What I'm Reading:
On my To-Do list today:
Plans for this week:
What I'm Creating:
I want to finish up a hook board that I started some time ago. I'm hoping to hang it in the kitchen for aprons. Also hoping to start the graphgan since the weather is supposed to be a bit cooler this week.
From the Camera:
Nothing too exciting but we did have more wildlife happenings here. We have a group of turkeys that regularly trek through our yard; however this was the first time we saw one up on our car!Highlight from Last week:
A wonderful phone conversation I had with our oldest. Just really encouraging.
Another thought from Having a Mary Heart in a Martha World:
"Are we willing to let God explode our comfort zone and expand our capacity for him? Or do we want a God we can manage? Unfortunately, a lot of the time that is exactly what we want -- enough of God to make us happy, but not enough to make us change."
Kids away at college and kiddos here this school year.