I'm a little late getting this in on the second day...about 10 minutes. The one thing I love MOST about my husband, besides the whole Jesus factor, is that he is so amazingly patient with my daughter and I. We love playing practical jokes around our home. It also extends further than our home as many of our friends know. First of all I have to tell you, at 7am thismorning I showed my husband a Maze game on the computer and wanted him to try and work through it. I honestly thought he'd get through in no time flat! He's really good at games, almost any kind of game, whereas for me, I'm only really good at puzzles and word games. Anyway, he sat for 30-45 minutes trying to get through this maze. It's only 3 levels but if you barely touch the sidewalls it starts all over again. He finally got through it and we laughed so hard for almost two hours over how long it took. It's Here if you want to try it, but please watch out that your children are not reading all the crud around the side of the screen if you go to it....I don't know why people can't just make good, fun games without the language and half nude women on the screens too.
Laughter has always been a big part of my relationship with my DH. I crack him up with my quick wit and sarcasm and he cracks me up with his goofiness!
I made a little change with my Friends List. It's on the left side and to open it just click on the word "Friends" and it pops out! Neat, huh! To close it click on it again! Thank you
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Seven Steps to Raising Godly Children
Principle - Impart God's word on your children and live in a way that you are their greatest example of what a Christ-abiding parent should be.
Pattern - Teach your children a pattern of prayer; when to pray, how to pray, and why prayer is important.
Persistence - Don't ever give up...teach your children to always have faith and not to give up when things get hard.
Participation - Our children crave our attention! The way our children see us is the way they'll see God in thier lives.
Praise - Encourage children, praise them when they do something right and help them when they have a hard time.
Prayer - Teach your children to pray and then to TRUST God for the outcome.
Priority - Make God the Head and Heart of your home and let them live with God's desire coming first in your lives.
