The Road Less Travelled

Saturday, March 27, 2010

Friday, March 12, 2010

Belated Valentine's Day post

So, to explain this picture, I made a futile attempt to be

romantic valentine's day by creating a snowman with a

red heart on his chest.

I failed to think through that the red food coloring would

simply melt into the snow man and end up looking

like a fatal chest wound.

This is what the snow man looked like when Jason saw it.

He thought it was hilarious that I "shot" a snowman for

him for Valentine's day. . .

Sunday, February 07, 2010

Sunday, January 31, 2010

Weekend organizing- hallway closet

I spent the weekend re-organizing my closets and

here are the finished results

Above picture is the hallway closet before

Below picture is after

Saturday, January 16, 2010

Well, I have just gotten back into Beth Moore's book "Breaking Free", now that I can read again. That is another story, and I will post about that later. I am really enjoying this book. Here is a quote from today's reading:

God's word often tells us not to fear, yet not all of our fears are unfounded. Think about it. Our present society poses many threats. . . If nothing frightening will happen to us, how could the assurance of God's constant presence still be the quieter of our fears? The point is not that we have nothing to fear but that His presence is the basis for our courage.

Thursday, January 14, 2010

Old Pictures

I spent most of the day today backing up all my pictures and in the

process I have found some really fun pictures I didn't know I had.

The above picture is of Danielle and I and I honestly don't know

how long ago it was taken.

The picture below I don't remember when or where it was taken,

but I thought it was a good picture of Jason and I that I didn't know I had.

Saturday, January 02, 2010

Visiting Grandma

The view from Grandma's porch

Wednesday, December 30, 2009

New Year's Resolutions

I usually try to make a couple New Year's Resolutions each year, because I love to have goals to work towards. Sometimes it goes well. . . sometimes not so much. I have decided to keep my goals simple this year.
1. Enjoy each day for what it is, thanking God for every blessing, no matter how big or small.
2. Cook actual meals for my wonderful husband a minimum of three times a week.
(I know, I know, the second one is ridiculous, but I truly hate cooking. However, I feel bad that Jason rarely gets a homecooked meal. . . so I am going to do my best!)