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Showing posts with label Matthew Henry's commentary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Matthew Henry's commentary. Show all posts

Saturday, January 17, 2015

This week was a struggle to think about pictures and making sure to get one regularly. I did take a picture every day, but not like I would have liked to. But hey, that just means we were otherwise busy this week (which can be a good thing)!


Sundays are a very busy day with church, lunch and nap (usually), and then back to church. Most of the time I would not even take my camera with me, so that leaves getting a picture in the evening after church (namely, bedtime). So this was what I was doing before bed: reading part Matthew Henry's commentary on the book of Matthew. I thought this note was a good one!


This is the ONLY picture I took Monday. My kiddos love doing their work in random places. The floor has always been a favorite though!


I couldn't decide on just one for Tuesday, so here's the first of two. Paige was concentrating very hard on the assignment Clayton had given her: figuring out a scrambled sentence.


Picture two for Tuesday. Cheyenne was diligently paying attention to Clayton's instructions for figuring out codes.


A brief stop at a spot I saw in downtown Lawrenceville. Paige is always ready to join in for photos!


Thursday morning was beautifully foggy when I woke up! I quickly got dressed and ran outside to see if I could get some pictures of the fog. This is a shot up the street from my cul-de-sac.


On Friday night Jon took Clayton to a Trail Life event. The girls wanted to stay up late in Mommy's bed.....and they made it about five minutes!


Another sewing day! I quilted and started the binding for a quilt for a baby shower gift! Bethany made the quilt top and I basted it to the back while at church on Thursday. She will finish up the binding later. 

Saturday, January 3, 2015

It's a new year! We're three days into 2015 and I can't believe 2014 is already over. Time seems to move so quickly. I've had some time to reflect on the past year, and would like to do so many things differently. I haven't been as diligent in many areas of my life, particularly when it comes to reading God's word and praying and meditating on it. But with God all things are possible and with his mercy and grace, I can learn to be who he wants me to be! So this year is going to be different. Better. There are so many things I want to do and learn. Ways I need to change and grow. So this is the start. A new blog with a new perspective. So, here's a small list of things I'd like to try to do consistently throughout the year.
  • Read through a large portion of Matthew Henry's commentary. It's quite large, so I doubt I could read even half of it, but I'd like to see how far I can get. 
  • Complete a 365 photography project. I'm loving playing around with my new DSLR camera, but I'd love to learn so much more about it. This should definitely help with that! 
  • Swing my kettle bells! I bought some last summer and started great - only to fizzle out too quickly. I want to start and keep up with swinging them regularly, at least three days a week - or more if I can! 
  • Sew. I've sorely neglected my sewing machine in the last couple years. I don't plan to make loads of time for sewing, but I would like to finish several projects including my I-Spy quilt that's been sitting for far too long!
Here's to a new year! With God all things are possible! 


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We're the Presley family. Jon and I met and got married in 2004. The circumstances behind all that were not the best, but God has truly turned our many mistakes into good! Only by His grace and mercy are we where we are today. We have four wonderfully crazy kids that are between four and eight years old. Jon is an HVAC technician and I stay at home to attempt to teach and train our kids in the nurture and admonition of the Lord. It's a challenging job, and one I fail at constantly. But God does and will continue to sustain and uphold me and give me grace to do this amazing task he's called me to do. ~For nothing is impossible with God! Luke 1:37
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