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Posted by Tiany

Great post!!! I couldn't agree with you more! thanks for the link!!!

Oh and Lynn, won your Apron, I will email you her addy if you do not already have it!

Thank you again!

Hugs~
Tiany

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Posted by Anissa

I love reading your posts because of the enthusiasm that you have for your family and for your faith. I wish my grandma was like you! Have a great day.
Anissa

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Posted by MiryClay

You're not only a multi-tasker, but a blogging queen. I had a lot of catching up to do and then some. LOL. I am so glad that you didn't have a blood clot. I will pray for your dh to quit smoking. My parents have quit many times and then started back up again. ;o( It's difficult, but nothing is impossible for our wonderful God. So good to hear the news about Tirzah. What a lovely gift from your secret sister. Hmmmm, I will have to send a picture to you to put in that angel frame. Tee Hee. Just kidding. I can't wait to check out your weblink Wednesday. As a matter of fact, I'm off to do that now. Have a wonderful day.

Love ya sis,
Lori

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Posted by MamaBugs

Just found you via a weird a twisted road...SoCalVal to Punmaster's comments and now your blog...and read you are an AF family too.
We are at Dover...where are you?
Off to read your blog now....

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Posted by Lyric

Hey, I just wanted to say that I'm praying for your leg and also for your granddaughter. (((Hugs!)))

Blessings,
Jen

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Posted by imasharp

That is a lot of good information. I just took time to glance at it and learned a lot. I think we need to look into that one more. THanks!!!
Christy

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Posted by socalval

Great link. You make me smile.

Thanks for participating today :)

Hugs*
Valerie

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Posted by Dot

Great site, can't wait to read more of it.

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Posted by mycrazylife

Thanks for the link Bobbie. That was interesting to read.

Blessings,
Hallie

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Posted by MamaBugs

Oh how you tease me...can you say 6 more years? Well DH can...sigh. *LOL*
We have been doing this for 24 years now as a family. Mama (me) did it for 12 years (some years overlapped with Daddy) so I've been Blue for...oh...um...since 1981. YIKES!!! 26 years. No wonder I feel rootless and like a wandering Israelite following Moses! LOL!
So you give me hope that there IS life after all this.

The only place that we might have been at the same time is Peterson. We were at Space Command from 1998-2002 I think. He is a personnelist and ran assignments there for the most part.

Thank you for your prayers and YES! My airman IS home this year. A bunch of TDYs coming up but nothing back in the desert is on the books right now! Thank you Jesus!

Thank YOU for your years of service and for making a path for the rest of us to walk along. We have been homeschooling about 16 years now and it has been an adventure to see the changes in the military community concerning it. When we first began no senior leadership was doing it but now...Chiefs, Colonels, you name it. We hung in there long enough to make it to these ranks toting out homeschooing "brats" (our girls are proud to be brats as long as it's the military brats btw) along with us and look at us now. Those kids are serving, going to the Academies, changing the world. You are so correct in saying homeschooling is the best gift for our children. I would not (could not) have wanted to do this any other way. It is what has helped us stay connected as a family without all the issues most military families have to deal with.

So thank your Airman for us and I can't wait to get know you better. Aim high (...toward God)

In Him,
Trish aka MamaBugs

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Posted by Canadagirl

I am sooooooooo happy for your MRI appointment. I pray all comes together for you and your hubby to stay strong. I know how hard it is to quit. I had when I was 21 and I had smoked for 8 years.

Oh, btw....GOOD NEWS at my blog !!!

Blessings and ((HUGS)) my SSiC and twin
In Him<><
-Mary

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Posted by AcceptanceWithJoy

Bobbie, I have to confess that before Marissa moved in I didn't understand a thing about the 12-Days of Christmas. You see, when I was a very little girl, my family (mostly my mom and us kids) attended a Lutheran church... but when my Dad was in Vietnam we started attending a non-denominational church. My Mom was saved at that church ~

Well, that church thought that if the Roman Catholics did it, we shouldn't. So, we didn't have a liturgical calendar. I have attended non-denominational and evangelical churches ever since. I cannot remember ever attending a church with a Liturgical Calendar.

Anyway, when Marissa moved in I wanted to honor her Puerto Rican heritage. That is tough. Since Puerto Rico is a Commonwealth of the United States, many of the holidays and traditions are the same. But, the country's main religion is Catholic and Three King's Day (Epiphany) is a major event. That is when I started learning about the 12-Days of Christmas, got interested in setting up annual traditions in my home and found Leviticus 23...

Now we are ever evolving and the meaning of tradition has become a little muddy ~

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