Yesterday was Christmas and it was wonderful! I had saved up all year and last year for this year! Everyone got just what they wanted. My sisters got Tygirlz and Wekinz etc. from me, each. Parker got candy, silly string and a dog statue.
A few things I got:
The latest iPod touch, with camera and Skype, Facebook, Netflix etc., jeans, shirts, make-up, make-up carrier, Itunes gift cards, Starbucks gift cards etc. etc. etc. etc.
I gotta say, it was an awsome Christmas!
But most of all, I loved knowing that when I die, I will go to heaven. But to think that all over the world, people are celebraiting Christmas, but it's all about Santa and the presents. Not Jesus. Another down fall is people all over the world don't even know about God, much less Christmas.
Keep the Christ in Christmas!!!!!!
Sunday, December 26, 2010
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
Christmas
Okay, Christmas is now 4 days away! And I am not in the spirit. Why? Cuz yesterday it was 85 degrees! IT WAS HOT! And it's supposed to snow. But of course, in Texas, it doesn't snow.
Anyways, our Christmas tree's bottom is full with presents and all the kids can't wait to open them. I can though, I just can't wait for my family to open the presents I got them.
The kids can't wait for Santa to come and give them more presents!
MERRY CHRISTMAS!
Anyways, our Christmas tree's bottom is full with presents and all the kids can't wait to open them. I can though, I just can't wait for my family to open the presents I got them.
The kids can't wait for Santa to come and give them more presents!
MERRY CHRISTMAS!
Saturday, December 18, 2010
My Other Blog
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Sunday, December 12, 2010
One More Butterfly
'One More Butterfly' is a novel that just sprang to my mind, so here I am, typing it onto my blog. I like this one so much, I think it will be the next one I do!
Emily Jackson is a nine-year-old redhead. Well, she was a redhead. Cancer took away the gift of brushing or braiding her hair. She loves butterflies-a lot- in fact, she raises them. Then lets them free.
Derek Lingford is a neighbor of the Jacksons. He's the town drunk, married to a good wife and well, he hates life like Esther, his daughter. His daughter is thirteen and lives a bad life. She constantly has to do everything. She doesn't even want to live anymore! Derek isn't a good husband or father and he wastes all the money that his wife and daughter earns. But when Emily Jackson stops coming outside to play, he wonders what happend to her.
When the horrid news comes to him, he starts to send the little girl flowers and cards. She writes back to him. Then he decides to visit her. As lifes change, God works his way into many people's hearts. But when Emily Jackson comes to live back at home, instead of the Cooks Childrens Center.
She keeps raising butterflies. But one day, she tells Derek something that he doesn't under stand at the time. "There's only one more butterfly" she whispers not exactly to him, but to the cacoon in the net house. "Then get more" he suggests. She smiles sadly at him, and she just shakes her head.
From that day on, lives changed forever. Nothing will be the same. Hearts will change. "Never ever will things be the same" whispers Emily, smiling.
Will Derek and Esther let God into their hearts? Or will they stay in the same sad life?
Emily Jackson is a nine-year-old redhead. Well, she was a redhead. Cancer took away the gift of brushing or braiding her hair. She loves butterflies-a lot- in fact, she raises them. Then lets them free.
Derek Lingford is a neighbor of the Jacksons. He's the town drunk, married to a good wife and well, he hates life like Esther, his daughter. His daughter is thirteen and lives a bad life. She constantly has to do everything. She doesn't even want to live anymore! Derek isn't a good husband or father and he wastes all the money that his wife and daughter earns. But when Emily Jackson stops coming outside to play, he wonders what happend to her.
When the horrid news comes to him, he starts to send the little girl flowers and cards. She writes back to him. Then he decides to visit her. As lifes change, God works his way into many people's hearts. But when Emily Jackson comes to live back at home, instead of the Cooks Childrens Center.
She keeps raising butterflies. But one day, she tells Derek something that he doesn't under stand at the time. "There's only one more butterfly" she whispers not exactly to him, but to the cacoon in the net house. "Then get more" he suggests. She smiles sadly at him, and she just shakes her head.
From that day on, lives changed forever. Nothing will be the same. Hearts will change. "Never ever will things be the same" whispers Emily, smiling.
Will Derek and Esther let God into their hearts? Or will they stay in the same sad life?
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