Monday, March 29, 2010

Silly little poem

I wrote this when it was decided that it was my turn to introduce myself to the church chior. It's just a funny little something.....enjoy!!

Here's a little rhyme
that's all about me.
I'm a stay at home mom
to my son who is three.
I can handle a rifle,
though no one would guess.
I need to do laundry.
My house is a mess.
My husband's a good man.
He enjoys hunting doe.
How he puts up with me
I'll never know.
Wait, the phone's ringing.
Hello, mom, is that you?
Hold on just one second,
"Son, don't throw that shoe!"
Let's see where was I?
Oh yes, now I know.
I like singing and writing
and planting flowers to grow.
My life is quite simple,
uneventful and plain.
Except for the time
I lost my ring down the drain.
My goal is to be a good mother and wife.
With the Lord Jesus Christ
as the center of life.
He's why I'm happy.
His love makes me sing.
If you'd like this joy
just remember one thing.
Salvation is free.
Our sins Christ will bear.
Eternal glory with God.
I can't wait! See you there!

Monday, March 22, 2010

Question of the Week

Happy Monday everyone! In order to get the conversation started I thought I'd post a "Question of the Week!" I'd love to hear from you and look forward to sharing ideas with all of you. (Even if you are not a writer I'd love your feedback too!) So let's get this going shall we? This weeks question is.....

Have you ever been published? If so, where? If not, would you like to be? Where?

Sunday, March 21, 2010

Follow this link to check out the American Christian Writers website

My latest devotion

Scarred for Life
By: Erin L. Dodson
The dimmed lights and smell of peppermint oil eased my tension as the masseuse rubbed my back. Soft background music began to lull me to sleep.
"How'd you get that scar?" Her voice startled me.
"I had heart surgery when I was an infant."
"Oh, is everything okay now?"
"Yes," I confirmed, "I'm fine. No more heart trouble." My scars are just a part of who I am, I thought as I allowed myself to slip back into my semi-conscious state.
After my massage I left the spa feeling refreshed yet unsettled. I never really think about my scar, but today I couldn't get if off my mind. "Every scar has a purpose." Those words washed over my spirit like a gentle wave. I was reminded of the scars of Jesus and the story they tell.
Christ's scars serve a purpose far greater than mine. 1 Peter 2:24 says, "By His wounds you have been healed." (NIV) The redemption of the world is visible when you see His hands and feet. On the day I'm called home I'll leave my scar behind and Christ's scars will become mine. Jesus is scarred for you and for me, for life.

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Thank you so much for taking time to visit my blog. I am new at this so I will be learning as I go along! Please be patient with me. My main objective for this blog is to showcase some of my writing although I will use it from time to time for different purposes. I encourage you to leave feedback, positive or negative as it all encourages me to become a better writer. I hope you enjoy my blog and be sure to check back often as I will try to post new writing as often as I can. God blessings upon you all!