A place where friends and family can come and get an update on Jim and Gloria. A place to share pictures, laughs, wisdom, prayers, gripes and probably a few tears, too.
Thursday, March 20, 2008
There again
Who can tell, by a show of hands, that I once again left my hiding place?
:::raising my hand:::: you blessed me with a wonderful birthday dinner and just the fact too that Jim made the salad was about the best present anyone could of gave me, and cold spegettieddie. Yeah Monday is coming and I won't tell you not to think of it cause you are and who isn't but no one will take my salad away from me. I love you both.ps forgot to mention you lost 2x to Mark in Cantan
Dear Jim and Dolly, Every time I think of the two of you (which is quite often) I have to think, “Jim is taking baby steps at this point”. I know it's hard when the rest of the world is running marathons but right now Jim is taking baby steps forward. I know in our financial sufferings it was hard to feel thankful that the Welfare check came on time when everyone around us was able to supply their family's needs in the normal and acceptable way. Yet, it was God's supply for us at the time; it was our baby steps towards financial health and freedom. God has his hand upon Jim and he will carry him through this one step at a time. Please don't allow yourself to hear and believe the health reports of other people. Everyone's body is different and God's plan for each person is unique. If you want to focus on someone's health report focus on my dad's! At 76 years old he has had five different types of cancer in the past 14 years, plus two brain surgeries, and he does NOT feel like he has the flu but is out riding his bike in the Colorado sun (I couldn’t resist that one! ), building a wooden swing for his back yard, and buying seeds for this summer’s garden! God will give Jim the strength and vitality he needs to accomplish God's plan for him on this earth. We love you both! Rach (Sorry this was so long for a blog. It's hard to get out of e-mail mode!)
3 comments:
:::raising my hand::::
you blessed me with a wonderful birthday dinner and just the fact too that Jim made the salad was about the best present anyone could of gave me, and cold spegettieddie. Yeah Monday is coming and I won't tell you not to think of it cause you are and who isn't but no one will take my salad away from me. I love you both.ps forgot to mention you lost 2x to Mark in Cantan
He always brings us back and gives us the grace we need to press on.
Great spending time with you today.
Love you both
Karen
Dear Jim and Dolly,
Every time I think of the two of you (which is quite often) I have to think, “Jim is taking baby steps at this point”. I know it's hard when the rest of the world is running marathons but right now Jim is taking baby steps forward. I know in our financial sufferings it was hard to feel thankful that the Welfare check came on time when everyone around us was able to supply their family's needs in the normal and acceptable way. Yet, it was God's supply for us at the time; it was our baby steps towards financial health and freedom.
God has his hand upon Jim and he will carry him through this one step at a time. Please don't allow yourself to hear and believe the health reports of other people. Everyone's body is different and God's plan for each person is unique. If you want to focus on someone's health report focus on my dad's! At 76 years old he has had five different types of cancer in the past 14 years, plus two brain surgeries, and he does NOT feel like he has the flu but is out riding his bike in the Colorado sun (I couldn’t resist that one! ), building a wooden swing for his back yard, and buying seeds for this summer’s garden!
God will give Jim the strength and vitality he needs to accomplish God's plan for him on this earth.
We love you both!
Rach (Sorry this was so long for a blog. It's hard to get out of e-mail mode!)
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