

(I read this quote on a friend's blog today and fell in love with it! I hope she does not mind my borrowing it!;D )



Click HERE to read a moving post that Cindy titled, It's A Hundred Little Things. This post is filled with Cindy's thoughts and fears about dying as she thinks about her children, her husband and her unending love for our Savior. (Be prepared to have the tears flow!)
Fellow adoptive Mama and lover of Christ, Linny, came up with the idea of a "Blog Fast" for Cindy. You can read, in depth, Linny's beautiful words HERE requesting that we join her.
The bottom line is this:
WE ARE THE BODY OF CHRIST.
Would you join me/us?
The Fast: Monday, July 27th
Fast: Breakfast or Lunch or Dinner or All Three
Please, please, please spread the word!
Ask your blog friends to join together with us. Post it on your Facebooks and link it to your Twitter Accounts. Let's flood the Heavens with our prayers.
Please ask your prayer chains, your Bible studies....your prayer groups....your family......all of them....and let's see what God will do!
"A man with leprosy came to him and begged him on his knees, "If you are willing, you can make me clean." Filled with compassion, Jesus reached out his hand and touched the man. "I am willing," he said. "Be clean!" Immediately the leprosy left him and he was cured." - Mark 1:40
MAY IT BE HIS WILL! NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE WITH GOD!


Dean received 4 awards at his school's award ceremony: 8th grade Life of the School Award, Principal's List 4.0 GPA Award, Band Award, and he was also chosen as 8th grade Valedictorian!!!
Brothers goofing off after the ceremony.
The morning of Faith's last day of Kindergarten she woke up not feeling very well. I just wanted to get her through that last day! She was not running a fever so I went ahead and let her go. They had a party on the playground and handed out certificates. When I got there for their little ceremony she seemed to be feeling even worse and her eye seemed to have a sty in it. I felt really bad for sending her, but I'm glad she made it through her last day of Kindergarten! This was her teachers last year of teaching.
Faith had such a great year in Kindergarten. I think back at how close we came to holding her back a year, but I think we really did the right thing in having her go even if socially she is behind a bit. Academically she is advanced in everything, especially her reading. Her teacher suggested we work on her printing over the summer as she is not the neatest writer:) She feels some of it is her still being behind on some of her motor skills, but she also likes to hurry through things. I told her it's because she wants to be a Dr. and that's just how Drs print;)



