Photo-a-day July 21st

July Photo-a-day

Another Day - Another Photo

July 21st

Today's Word: Red

I have shared many photos of the red in my home. When I saw 'red' as today's challenge I wanted to share something different. This magazine has been on my shelf for many years, the copyright date is November 25, 2002.  It's a great magazine that I enjoy thumbing through every now and again.

There is a designer somewhere that did a fantastic job on the front cover.  The red LIFE stands out and gets your attention quickly.  A constant reminder that says, "Here I am, pick me up!"

Playing along with Chrissy T

God promises, "I will never desert you, nor will I ever forsake you"(Heb. 13:5). In our quiet moments, we can bring our needs directly to Him and discover that His presence is with us, it is real.

Until Next Time

Monday Coffee Talk July 20th

 Monday - Monday - Monday

You come around too soon!

Tammy and Bo are home from their 10day road trip!! They visited several universities, botanical garden in Alabama and Tammy finally got her wish to put her feet in the Atlantic Ocean!

She also came with gifts! Love that girl. They stopped at a roadside market in one of the Carolina's - and she found some Mayhaw jelly, which I love and it can't be bought in any grocery stores I know of. She alsp brought some Apple Cinnamon Pecan jam. Apple Cinnamon is another of my favorites which is hard to find in a store.

Needless to say - it was so good!

I enjoyed every bite.😊

Peggy & Hank also came for a visit and she helped Mr D do some things on his laptop. Both of them are so tech savvy.

We used our gift card to enjoy a Mariska Bowl from Gringo's. It's one of our favorites on their menu.

Mr D had another eye treatment on the 15th, he thinks it's really helping.

I just started a new book series, The AD Chronicles, by Bodie and Brock Thoene. I've read other series by these authors and enjoyed them.

 Photo-a-day with CrissyT

Todays Word: Colorful

Left over beads from all my diamond art projects.

I keep them in this large jar. I don't have a clue how I might use them in the future. For now, I'm having fun watching the jar slowing filling up.

Until Next Time

Have thine own way, Lord, have thine own way!
Thou art the potter, I am the clay
Mold me and make me after thy will
While I am waiting, yielded and still