So as most of you know our journey to the East coast got a bit tripped up in Oklahoma City. Half way through he journey I managed to slip on ice while walking Murphy the dog--- and busted up my leg. That changed everything. We both had a week off scheduled to unpack and get settled. That week off turned into a week of Dr. appointments, making our home handicap accessible, and my incredible husband doing everything around the house plus taking care of my every need. Not e xactly the plan. We are getting settled in, just much more slowly. I want to talk for a moment about things that are amazing. The fact that we are surrounded by the most incredible beauty in every direction is AMAZING! Hearing rain pound on the roof all night is AMAZING! Having a family who love me so much, and take such great care of me is AMAZING! Having a job that I can do with my leg propped up on a bed is AMAZING! Jeff Rhodes is AMAZING! Week two of WV life commences! I hope you are seeing blue s
I am a girl with strong faith. Strong, blind, childlike faith. My atheist friends are bewildered by it. They cannot understand how such a smart woman would believe such "nonsense". I have no explanation other than, I just do. I preface this post with that statement because, you won't find me quoting scripture here. Though I would if I were more confident in my ability to do so competently. I do not have that confidence, never have. I am a believer. My belief has been nurtured by life experience, by answered prayers, by constant evidence that God cares about me. I see his hand in big things and small. I look to him for guidance and help in all things. I am not a Biblical scholar. I have always been somewhat insecure about that. I am bolstered up by the words of a Godly woman much wiser than I who assures me that "I am living my walk out loud". My faith is not in my knowledge of the scripture, but in the choices I make each and every day. I