There are many things I could post about, but tonight I feel lazy. So, I'll just post about our kittens. Yep, Sparkles had her kittens! They're adorable. (At least I think so. :D)  Three off-white ones, and one black and grey striped one that looks like it's mother.

     Well, I actually can't think of anything to post  about. I'll try to make it around to all of your blogs. (I doubt I get many visitors anyway. :D)

     In Christ,

Emily

edit:  I just remembered that today is September 11th. I'm praying for the people who lost family members in the bombings.

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     Hello! This may be a slightly longer post, due to the fact that I did not post last week.

     Lately, I haven't been posting many worthwhile posts. It's basically been updates on my life. (Which in reality isn't as boring as it sounds. :D)

     I haven't really taken any political stances, either. (So none of you really know where I stand.)

Let me start by telling you that at the begininng of the elections, my family wasn't too excited about

Mr. McCain. We support President Bush, and Mr. McCain is more liberal on some subjects than we are. 

       However...  This election became more exciting when John McCain chose Sarah Palin as his VP candidate.  Sarah was the Governer of Alaska. She is a mom of five. Her oldest son is going to be sent to Iran soon. Her youngest son, Trig, is a down syndrome baby. When she was pregnant with him, she and her husband Todd knew that he was going to be down syndrome. They were given the choice to abort him. They chose not to. The Palins obviously love their baby. They have three daughters in between.  Sarah is forty four.

     There is a big issue among the homeschoolers, concerning Sarah Palin and her acceptance to run as Vice President. Many say that Sarah should be staying home with her children. While I believe that it is best that mothers stay home with their children, I also believe that sometimes, it is necessary for women to step forward into the political scene.  In many cases, women can't stay at home with her children. I do not believe it is sin if a woman is forced to work and send her children to public school. If the woman is purposefully rebelling against what God wants her to by working to greedily earn money she doesn't need, then I believe that is wrong. Whether or not it's a sin is between her and God.

     Sarah has experience none of the other candidates do. She is a mother. She knows a mother's pains and joys; the ups and downs of motherhood. She has a special needs child, she will be able to relate to the mothers of special needs children.  Sarah Palin- "If you elect us, I promise that you will have a advocate and friend in the white house." This woman is genuine. The people love her. She comes from a small town, a family that "works with their hands."  She has charisma, charm, and warmth. She also has a sense of humor. She sold the governments unneccesary luxury jet on ebay. She can also make fun of and laugh at herself. Sarah Palin- "What's the difference between a hockey mom and a pit bull? Lipstick." 

     My family watched her speech last night. We laughed a lot. During her speech, the camera showed Piper, her youngest daughter, holding Trig, the baby. She was smoothing down his hair. She then stopped, licked her hand, then smoothed his hair with it again. precious! As for the arguement about her not being with her family... Her family is with her! There are pictures of her working with Trig in a sling, with her all the time. We pray for God to send someone to deliver us from abortion, and persecution of our beliefs, but when he sends someone, we shoot her down because she's a woman. She's a Conservative Christian mother, with a down syndrome child. She understands having a family. She's "The real thing". 

     I know that many of you will not agree with me on this, but I ask that you will keep open minds. I must say that I am against Barack Obama. That is something I will not change, no matter how long he stands and shouts "Change!" Oh yes, Mr. Obama. We can use change. Change as in...

     Abortion being outlawed. Something that you'd never want to change.

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     Wellllll..... Sorry I didn't blog last Thursday. Here's a quick synopsis of what's going on:

     Where I was last week:

     September 22nd, my older brother Nick and I went to my grandma and grandpa's house. (Main reason: piano lessons) Jake came too. (though he doesn't play piano.) After Nick and I had piano lessons, we went to my grandma's house and spent the rest of the day clipping irises. (Whew, that was a really hot, sweaty, grimy day. :P) 

     We stayed overnight Saturday,  then went to church and my grandma's WCTU meeting with them on Sunday. Monday morning, we went to meet mom at an eye center in a nearby town. (Jake was getting new glasses.) Then we went home with mom.

     The next day, on Tuesday, my grandma had hernia surgery. She needed help with walking the first few days, due to the fact that she was sore, and that she didn't do well with the anesthesia. (Sorry, that was a run-on sentence. Please forgive my grammar.)

     I spent Tuesday thru Friday (25th to the 29th) at my grandma and grandpa's house. On Friday, I came home. So, yes, there is my week. (That explains why I didn't post last Thursday. :P)

     Well, I notice that I don't have many visitors or comments. No surprise. I've dropped behind on my blogging. (Sorry!)

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     My mom has been blogging about the election a lot as well. I'd encourage you to visit her blog and read her posts. (http://seekingfaithfulness.wordpress.com) 

     In Christ,

Emily   

Note: I am not attacking or accusing anyone. I just wish to post my beliefs and views.

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