May. 28, 2009 - Amish Craze?

It seems that Amish reading has taken the book world by storm!  I know I love to read about the Amish - whether it be a book about their lifestyle, their cooking, or a fiction novel written in that setting.  I believe they are an amazing group of people - my husband has said many times he thinks we should have been born Amish!

What has caused all of this excitement, though?  I'm sure there has always been some amount of fascination associated with the Amish folk and their lifestyle...but it seems in the past few years, that fascination has grown.

So much so, that national magazines and news programs are talking about it!  Here's some more information I received recently from the lovely folks at Waterbrook Multnomah Press (the company I do book reviews for):

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May. 22, 2009 - Hero by Fred and Jasen Stoeker with Mike Yorkey

Things have been quite busy around here lately!  I won't bore you will all of the details of our lives, but I'm mentioning it so that you know why I haven't actually read this book!

It's not that I didn't WANT to read it, I just didn't have a spare moment to do so.  However, I'm posting a review for those that are interested and maybe one of you can actually get the book read and tell me how good it is!

Here is the description from the back cover:

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Feb. 23, 2009 - I am SO bad at this....

Blogging, that is.  For a while I was keeping up with it pretty well, but now it's pretty much fallen by the wayside!  I wish I could be better at this, but somehow...I guess it's just not in me.  However, I am going to TRY to do better :)

We have been so busy lately!  Between school and being sick and just plain life in general...things can get pretty hectic, quickly!  I've missed so much that I wanted to blog about - Rhett and Abby playing soccer, Thanksgiving and Christmas...Heck, I even missed Valentine's Day! 

The children are doing so well with school this year.  They have really enjoyed all of their subjects - which is a plus!  Maicee is making great strides, too! 

James is growing like a weed!  I am going to try to post some photos later.  He got his first tooth over the weekend! 

Anyway, that's all I've got for now :) 

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Nov. 17, 2008 - The Baby is Growing...No More Braces...Style, Style, Style...and Surgery for FOUR!!!

My precious little nephew is growing so BIG!  Here is the  most recent photo of him:

Isn't he just the cutest thing? 

We recently had a Fall Harvest Party at church (very fitting, I think, since our church is called HarvestPoint  ).  Everyone played this game where they got into two lines and there were two big baskets full of clothes at the front of each line.  Each person had to run up, put on the first piece of clothing they grabbed from the basket (no matter WHAT is was), and run to the back of the line - then the next person was up...sort of like relay.  Well, people just kept piling clothes on until everything in the baskets were gone...so people ended up having 8-10 layers on!  It was hilarious!

I volunteered for camera duty, so I got out of having to "dress up", but it was a lot of fun to watch.  Rhett and Maddy were playing other games at the time, so only Abby and Maicee participated, but here is a cute snapshot of them all "gussied up":

On another note, Madalyn lost something very important recently.  She doesn't care that she lost it.  In fact, she's happy that she lost it...and so are we!  What is it, you ask?  Her braces!!!  She's been wearing them since July 2005 - so almost 3 1/2 years - and there were no tears present the day we got to say good-bye to those things. 

I'm missing photos - sorry!  I know you guys can't believe, huh?

She is loving not having braces and being able to eat anything that she wants. Now, if we can just not lose the retainer...We've already been down that road with her brother...but I digress.

Then, to finish off my lovely tale....the children all had surgery last week.  Yes, I said ALL.  As in ALL.  As in 4...at once.  It was NOT fun.  They had some warts that had popped up on their hands and Rhett had them on his feet (we are assuming from the trampoline).  We were going to have them removed one child at a time...but when we went in to see the surgeon, we discovered that they were contagious warts - that they had caught them from someone and that they would only pass them back and forth to each other if we didn't do all the surgeries at one time and get rid of them. 

 So, Thursday morning, bright and early, we headed to the hospital and they all had surgery....they were all in pain when they woke up - they used a laser to remove them, but the pain was quickly taken care of by some pain meds.  Except for Rhett.  His were the worst (the ones on his foot) and he ended up having to have some really strong pain medication shots before he was out of pain. 

When we got home we had to clean the entire house with bleach.  I mean EVERYTHING.  All the school books, pencils, toys, floors, bathtubs, showers, counters, every surface, etc.  All bed clothes had to be washed in hot water and bleach.  All of Rhett's shoes had to be washed in bleach.  The computer, all video games, EVERYTHING...literally had to be washed down with clorox wipes or washed in bleach.  We even had to go outside and bleach the trampoline.  We were at it from 3 pm until 12:30 that night!  Talk about exhausted.  BUT the house is clean, sanitary, and wart-virus free!  I called my brother (who lives across the street with his family) and told them to check their children for warts...if they have any, they must go have surgery, too, before they are allowed to come over and play again!

They all seem to be doing pretty well.  Abby and Rhett had them the worst (Maddy and Maicee only had 2 each), so they will obviously take longer to recover.  Abby only had a couple that clustered, so her recovery time will even be shorter than Rhett's - he had a HUGE cluster area on his foot so he will be in bed for the rest of the week! 

Oh, well....this gives  him plenty of time to work on that research paper he has to write for Bible class!

Please pray for quick healing and for the pain to subside quickly as well.

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Nov. 5, 2008 - Fear NOT!

Last night, as we sat in front of the computer, watching the election results, it was almost as if there was a lead weight in my stomach.  When John McCain came on and gave his concession speech, I actually had tears in my eyes.  The fear that had gripped me for what was going to come to our country - our family - our children - suddenly became too much.

I went to bed last night with such a heavy heart, but knowing that God is in control.  I awoke this morning with a determination in my spirit to TRUST and not be afraid.  Barrack Obama may have been voted into an office by a group of fallible humans, but we serve an infallible KING that can never be voted out of His place, will never leave His throne, and will always be in total control.  This is my measure of peace:

3 Strengthen the feeble hands,
       steady the knees that give way;

 4 say to those with fearful hearts,
       "Be strong, do not fear;
       your God will come,
       he will come with vengeance;
       with divine retribution
       he will come to save you."

 5 Then will the eyes of the blind be opened
       and the ears of the deaf unstopped.

Isaiah 35:3-5

Our God is STILL God.  When we have fear that our rights and freedoms will be taken from us, we have God's promises that we are HIS people and He will take care of us.  The eyes of the blind will be opened!

10 So do not fear, for I am with you;
       do not be dismayed, for I am your God.
       I will strengthen you and help you;
       I will uphold you with my righteous right hand.

Isaiah 41:10

We don't have to be afraid.  God's hand is holding us.  He has America in the palm of His hand - where it's always been.  That doesn't mean this country is living in God's will - I don't believe it is....and I believe we will suffer the consequences of living outside of His will.  But what we must remember above all is to TRUST God - it's all we have.

13Who is going to harm you if you are eager to do good?

14But even if you should suffer for what is right, you are blessed. "Do not fear what they fear; do not be frightened."

15But in your hearts set apart Christ as Lord. Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who asks you to give the reason for the hope that you have. But do this with gentleness and respect

I Peter 3:13-15

As Christians, we may suffer under the changes that are made during the next few years.  We may suffer for doing the right thing - we already do on a lot of levels.  However, I am trusting God that He can use the next 4 years to bring a time of change - and not Obama's change - to our nation....but a time of REVIVAL.  So, we need to be ready, as Scripture says, to give an answer for the hope that we have.  How can we be so hopeful when things look so dim?  The only answer can simply be, JESUS CHRIST.

And in the end, all WILL worship Jehovah God.  There is no other end.  He has already won!  Sometimes we forget that the war has already been fought and our God REIGNS!  These little battles we go through in life are just that...battles.  They seem like giants to us, but to God, they are just little bumps in the road.  He's already won the most important fight of all.

"Great and marvelous are your deeds,
      Lord God Almighty.
   Just and true are your ways,
      King of the ages.
 4Who will not fear you, O Lord,
      and bring glory to your name?
   For you alone are holy.
   All nations will come
      and worship before you,
   for your righteous acts have been revealed."

Revelation 15:3-4

God is still God.  He is still on the throne.  He is still the KING OF KINGS.  Praise Him today for His mercy and His grace - and for His LOVE.  AND for His Judgement - it is always righteous.

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Oct. 29, 2008 - A Review of the book, "The Shack" by William Young

This book review isn't like the ones I normally do.  It isn't for a publishing house.  It isn't for anyone in particular.  Or maybe it is. 

For whatever reason, I feel led to write it, so here we are.

I had never heard of this book 2 months ago when it was recommended to me by someone I respect very much.  I went on my way basically forgetting about it, until I stumbled upon a little controversy over the book in a group I'm on.  This piqued my interest, so I did a little investigating and found that there was a good bit of negativity swirling around this novel.

However, lest I have negative feelings about someone, based on a book I'd never taken the time to read, I began to pray about reading the book myself.  I decided to read it and made a commitment to read it completely - no matter what.  It only took me about 3 chapters to be sorry that I made that commitment.

I won't bore you with my pages (yes, pages) of notes, but I will tell you that this book is full of new age and wiccan philosophy.  If I had not studied false religions in the past, I might not have picked up on quite as much as I did,  but there was a great deal that I think most any Christian would easily find.  It puzzles me greatly that this is touted as such a great book by the Christian community, when it holds such falsities compared to the Word of God.  However,  I don't suppose I should really be all that surprised...

But there were also false prophets among the people, just as there will be false teachers among you. They will secretly introduce destructive heresies, even denying the sovereign Lord who bought them—bringing swift destruction on themselves. 2 Peter 2:1

The Lord made it clear that there would be those that would come to deceive - those that would be false teachers.  I don't claim that Mr. Young has intentionally came to deceive...but he is most certainly misguided, misdirected, and deceived himself.  His book is full of heresy and sacrilege.

My thoughts on this book in total:  BEWARE.  If you choose to read the book, do so with your eyes wide open.  Know going in that it is full of unbiblical theology.

I'm happy to report that the dear lady that first recommended the book to me, has since come back and said that after re-reading the book she has come to the conclusion that she was somehow "sucked in" the first time and she sees the lies and error in the book now.  She doesn't even know I've ever read it. 

If you've read The Shack, I'd love YOUR opinion on the book.  Please leave something in the comment section! 

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Oct. 28, 2008 - ~~~James Elliot~~~

My precious nephew - James Elliot - born October 7, 2008, at 6pm, weighing 7 lbs 13 oz and measuring 21 1/4 in long. 

My beautiful sister, Maegan, and her beautiful son

 My brother-in-law, Mike (The proud papa), and the little man

Oh, what a face!?

Snoozin'

You will certainly be seeing more (ok, lots more) pictures of this little guy - we are all tee-totally in love!

Lo, children are an heritage of the LORD: and the fruit of the womb is his reward. Psalm 127:3

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Oct. 23, 2008 - Whew...it's been a while!

It has certainly been a long time since I blogged!  I can't believe I've went so long without an update!  Things around here have just been incredibly busy - my sister and her husband had their first baby, it's allergy season and I've got 3 allergy kids, an allergy husband, and one daughter and I both have asthma, PLUS my oldest has a serious sinus infection (he's had sinus surgery once before) that could lead to another surgery.  Needless to say, blogging hasn't been on the top of the priority list!

My little nephew is awesome - we are all in love!  I want to post some pictures of him, but my sister and her husband don't have a digital camera so they "borrowed" ours while at the hospital and I am beginning to wonder if I'll ever get it back! :)  Maybe this weekend!

School is going good.  We took a week off when the baby was born, to help out,  but other than that we've stuck to the schedule STRICTLY - I've been really proud of myself (and the kiddos of course!).

I don't think I've ever done a post without pictures - if I have I don't remember...so this feels really weird.

I placed a new video in the sidebar from AFA (American Family Association) that is really good - if you have time, check it out. 

Ok, well I guess that's enough rambling!  I will try to do a REAL post this weekend - when I have pictures and no school going on and I'm not in the middle of cooking supper :)

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Sep. 28, 2008 - The Road to Lost Innocence by Somaly Mam

I am late posting this review, but it took some time for my mind to process all that I read.  Although I've heard about the sex trade industry before, to me it was a relatively little known subject.  

When I got the invitation for the book review, I almost rejected it - simply because I normally try to stay away from reading or viewing things that have people being tormented or tortured.  However, when I prayed about it, God really layed it on my heart that if we as Christians take an attitude of "I don't want to know about that", then who WILL want to know about it?  

As hard and ugly as it is, Christians need to inform ourselves of the evil that is going on all around us - and to try to find a way to help when we can.  That's what Somaly Mam does in this book.  She brings out the ugly, the horrid, the evil - and lays it out in the open.  She puts her life story - all of her personal misery - right out front so that others may know what thousands of girls are going through every day and night. 

This isn't a book of gruesome details - it's tactfully written.  It was written from the heart of a hurting woman, who's come to terms with the pain of her own life in the only way she knows how - by helping those in the same place find a new life - just like someone helped her.

I highly recommend reading it.  

Here is the summary from the back of the book:

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Sep. 20, 2008 - There are simply no words....

...to even begin to express how precious this is to me....

They were watching "deer hunting" with Papa and the next thing I know - they are out.  I couldn't resist a picture :)

**Please excuse the half-finished wall behind them - it will be done - one day!**

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Aug. 26, 2008 - Wild Goose Chase by Mark Batterson

I've known for a while now that I had this book to read and review, but have found myself reluctant to do so.

Then came Sunday night - the night before this review was due.   I knew that I would need to post the review the next day and that I hadn't read enough of the book (at that time about 5 pages) to even write a sentence about it.  So, I picked up the book determined to get some of it done.  I flipped through and read a page here and there - probably taking in about 15-20 pages total. 

In all of that there was plenty that I didn't agree with on a belief level (women on pastorial staff of his church, etc.), but more than that, it was still just a feeling of no peace.

  I didn't like the idea that he was portraying - that we were on some lifelong adventure to "chase after the Holy Spirit"...My Father God pursues ME.  Yes, I am to follow after Christ, to be Christ-minded, to model my life after His.  But I'm not to be on a chase after the Holy Spirit. 

It also seemed he was saying that life was basically one big roller coaster - one adventure after another - that we should be constantly chasing, running, breathless after the next big one.

The God I serve is one of order, reverence, and plan.  No, I don't know what is going to happen next - but I know WHO has planned what is going to happen.  I don't have to be scared, hanging on by my fingertips...waiting to see.  I can simply TRUST.

Anyway, Monday came and went.  The review didn't get written.  I prayed that God would allow my eyes to be opened to whatever I needed to see.  If I was being irrational - then I wanted to know. 

So, I did some research online last night, and God confirmed for me that what I believed the Holy Spirit was prompting in me was in fact what he WAS prompting.

So, here it is Tuesday afternoon...and here is the review.  Not exactly glowing, I know.  And not easy to write.  I  hate negativity...and I really hate knowing that I've had to share it with you guys - especially about someone that bears the name of pastor.

I pray only God's best for Pastor Mark Batterson and National Community Church.  I pray that I am never again put in a situation like this one.

BTW, yes, I do have a book to give away as usual.  I will be giving it to my pastor.  Maybe between my husband and my pastor they can shed some more light on why this book has caused such a stirring in me.

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Aug. 13, 2008 - It's FAIR time again!

In our town we have the Central Mississippi Fair - and it's an annual tradition that everyone goes!  Of course, we are no different!

I didn't get many pictures (well, only 2 actually...haha) because Rhett had 4 friends go with him and this year (being 14 and all, ya know) we let them walk around alooone.  Joey took Maddy, her friend Caitlyn, and Bailey to ride some of the bigger kid rides.  Mimi and I took Abby and Maicee to ride.  SO, the only 2 pictures I got this year were one of Abby on the roller coaster - which looks a little crazy and Maicee coming off the giant slide - but of course, I'll  post them anyway!  You knew I would!!!!

I'm not sure why the pictures turned out so weird, unless it was all the crazy lights going off and on all around us.

Oh, well...the kids had a blast even though I don't have any pictures to prove it.

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Aug. 13, 2008 - IT'S A GIRLS NIGHT OUT...AND HONEY THERE AIN'T NO DOUBT....

WE HAD FUN!

Each year the girls in my husband's mother's family (say that 10 times fast) take a weekend trip together.  This is Granny - the matriarch of the family, all of her daughters and daughter in law, granddaughters, and great granddaughters.

We went this past weekend and had a really good time.  I really didn't take many pictures - we were too busy enjoying ourselves! 

Here is a photo of all of us out to dinner at Red Lobster.  You can't see Granny because she and a couple of others had to sit at a booth because the restaurant didn't have a table big enough for all 17 of us!

This year the girls and I stayed in a room by ourselves - and we agree, one of the best parts of the trip was staying  up late that night, watching extreme makeover, and eating left-over crab from dinner!

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Aug. 4, 2008 - HAPPY 14TH BIRTHDAY!!!

I can't believe my "baby" is 14 today.  Unreal.  Where does the time go?  He is an amazing young man - loves the Lord and loves his mama! :)  I couldn't be more proud of the man he is turning into!

Happy Birthday, Rhett!  We love you!!!

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Aug. 2, 2008 - VBS

Our church had VBS recently.  We had a basketball camp every afternoon and then fed the kids supper and had bible school that night - all at the Boys' and Girls' Club!  We are so thankful to the people there for the opportunity to minister to these children - many of whom had never even heard about God.  It's hard to imagine, living in the Bible belt that there really are people who know nothing about God, but unfortunately and sadly, it's true. 

Of course, you know I have pictures.  I don't think I can do a post without them!?

Joey and Ms. Donna taught the 3rd and 4th graders

My sister and her husband, Mike taught the 5th and 6th graders (and yes, she is preggers :) )

Our keyboard player at church and I taught music together.  This is her middle child (a boy) dressed as "Cindy Lou" doing the hula!  We had a Hawaiin theme for the week - and we did a song that the kids did a hula to.  So, Casey decided to dress up and give the kids a good laugh.  He did it at the program, too!

I can't post any more of the photos because they all contain pictures of other people's children that I don't have permission to post :(

All in all, we had a great time..and most importantly, we had 3 children saved and one mom!  The mom and her son came to church this past week and asked to baptized!  Praise the Lord!

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Jul. 27, 2008 - THE WEDDING!

Joey's brother Benji FINALLY got married Saturday July 26.  It was pretty - short and sweet!  But we got some great pictures :)  Joey was the best man and Maicee was the flower girl.  Joey looked so handsome and of course, Maicee looked precious!

Here are some pictures:

This is the day before the wedding - doing a "trial run" on Maicee's hair - her face tells you everything you need to know about how SHE felt on the matter!

Here are some random photos of the rehearsal:

And a few of the rehearsal dinner:

And then it was the day of the wedding:

Joey, Rhett, and Benji (Joey's brother and the groom)...and before you ask, YES, they REALLY are brothers.  FULL, COMPLETE, 100% brothers.  We all realize they look nothing alike ;)  Joey looks like his grandfather and Benji looks like his mom.

This is one of my favorites - after the wedding Maicee went down the aisle and picked up all of "her" rose petals.  It was so precious!

We had a wonderful time as a family that weekend.  We wish Benji and Nina many happy years - and hopefully many children!  It is our prayer that their years together are as blessed as ours have been!

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Jul. 23, 2008 - Well, It's Been a LONG While....

Goodness,  I can't believe it's been 6 weeks since I last blogged!  Things around here have been so hectic!  I have so much to catch up on!  So much has been happening!!!

First off was Maicee's 4th Birthday Party at Gatti Town:

We  had such a great time!  The kiddos played limbo:

above:  my niece Brittan

above:  my nephew Max

above:  some dear friend's son, Jaron  and below:  their other son, Micah

Then, my girls did a dance number to "Fabulous"--->

Yes, Rhett was there as you can see from the group picture...and yes, he did play limbo for his little sister (along with my older nephew and 2 of Rhett's friends - all of whom are teens, lol), but I promised not to take photos!  We had a really good time and the kids had a blast playing in the gaming area after the party.  A wonderful party experience - one we will probably do again!

When we returned from vacation, poor Abby had pneumonia, so she had to miss her last few games of softball.  She was so upset!  BUT, at least she got to have a great time at the party - she was well by then!

(so sorry about the indecently dressed child in the background - if I knew how to edit her out I would.  Thank goodness it was a GIRLS only party...)

The girls attended VBS at a local church.  The night of the commencement, our praise band had a worship service scheduled at another church.  I hated to miss it, but my mom went and got some great pictures for me.  Maddy went to the VBS, also, but she wanted to go along with the praise band and sing that  night - so she skipped the VBS program.

As I've mentioned before, my dh and ds LOVE to go hand grabbin' for catfish.  Well, a few weeks ago, Joey took along our dear friend Joseph (father of Jaron and Micah) and his wife, Melissa and I, took the little kiddos to the park.  Here are some park photos AND some pictures of the GI-NORMOUS fish they caught that day!

Notice the shirt above...it says, "I get Cooler Everyday!"...how funny!

And then last, but not least are the photos from stickball (the Indian form, not the alley baseball type).  Our big kids have been playing this for several years now and they really love it.  It's a great way to remind them of our Indian heritage - and besides, it's just a great, fun sport!  If you don't know what stickball is or to read more about it, click here.  The place (Choctaw, MS) that this lady is writing about in her blog is actually the place my children play.  Here are some photos: (um, first one is Rhett with his game face on...lol)

Here they are trying to look "bad".  You can see Maddy's handmade skirt (they all have one, you just can't see it) over her shorts and they all have the handmade original head dress.

Below are some pictures of the actual game.  The first is them walking onto the field.  You can't tell much about it, but it's so cool!  They have someone playing a drum (like an original handmade one) as they walk on.  I wish I'd made a video!  Then the others are of game play.  They aren't great pictures, but maybe you can get the idea.

Well, that's all for now folks.  If you've stayed around this long...God bless you!  And hey, I didn't even mention the 2 (yes, 2) trips to the emergency room we've  had in the past 2 weeks!  One for Rhett's hand (ripped open required stitches) and one for Maddy's lovely hot glue experiment (large glop on the arm - about the size of small lemon) that wouldn't detach from the skin! 

They are both now on the road to recovery.  Rhett will get his stitches out Friday and the hot glue did finally come off of Maddy.  She has 2nd degree burns and some nasty blisters, but she is feeling better.

Hopefully it won't be so long before I post again.

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Jun. 10, 2008 - HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO MAICEE!!!!

Our little Maicee turned 4 today!  We had some family over for cake and ice cream (we will have the "real" party next weekend...lol) to celebrate.  Here are some pictures:

She had just had her bath and was wearing her Dora "jamas"...hence the reason her hair is falling in her eyes...lol :)

Here she is with the cake SHE decorated! 

And here she is blowing out her candles!

I can't believe she is 4 years old...My, how time flies!  Happy Birthday Monkey 4...We love you!

Disclaimer:  I cannot BELIEVE I posted a picture of my kitchen looking like that on this blog...lol!  It's horrible...ick!

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Jun. 9, 2008 - With Endless Sight by Allison Pittman - Book Review and Giveaway

When I returned from vacation, I had yet ANOTHER book to read!  And while time has been quite scarce here, this book has been very enjoyable. 

With Endless Sight is about a 14 year old girl who leaves her cozy home on an "adventure" with her family to the Oregon Territory.  I haven't finished the book, yet, so I'm as anxious as anyone to reach the conclusion!  The characters are masterful, the plot is wonderful, and the setting is within a time period I find fascinating. 

Here is the book's summary:

Belleville, Illinois and Wyoming Territories, 1861

Born into a life of privilege, fourteen-year-old Belinda never questions her security, even as she leaves Illinois with her family to discover new adventures in the Oregon Territory . But when disaster falls, Belinda is left wounded, weak, and alone. Her faith in God gives her the only strength she knows in a harsh new world.

Belinda’s journey takes her to a snow-covered mining camp and a red-roofed brothel in the Wyoming mountains, but not before she must spend a lonely winter with the man who took away the life she knew. Throughout the grief and hope of a strange land, Belinda must decide if her faith is big enough to allow her to forgive.

With Endless Sight is a great read for anyone this summer and now here is YOUR chance to win a copy!  Just post a comment below with your email and we will draw a winner on Saturday. 

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Jun. 7, 2008 - And the winner is....

Renee for a copy of the book Fatal Deduction by Gayle Roper. 

Congratulations, Renee!  I know you will love this book!

And don't forget to be on the lookout next week for another book giveaway!

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