in You and Your Kids. Books I Read in 2014.

The season of summer is coming to a close. Autumn is chasing away the heat, and bringing a fresh current of breeze that flows through the trees and makes them whisper a song of gratitude. The glow of summer will fade, the rapidly growing green grass, the fruitful green trees and the gardens; they will all wither. 8220;For the grass withers and the flowers fade, but the Word of our God stands forever. And in His word I do hope.

The current anxiety inside of me feeds on the unknown outcome.

Wednesday, January 3, 2018. I make my own granola, that I used to have each evening before bed. But it has brown sugar in it. So I switched my snack to a piece of whole wheat toast and butter, maybe a piece a fruit. My stomach has not complained. I find that I sleep better if I have a carb before bed. On Monday, the children go back to school, and the super busy schedule starts again.

Wednesday, March 14, 2018. Something has changed to get images off the computer. Enough time trying to find one for the headliner. I had a snow painting. By Carl Larsson and now a watercolor by Winslow Homer. Crazy tonight and time seemed to evaporate and the room is getting. Darker so evening is here. One hour sprung ahead on Sunday and. Except this afternoon in The Little Bookroom.

I hear a song and see a dance. Where did that phrase come from? Happily ever after. When I hear that phrase it makes me think of fairy tales I have read growing up. Princesses falling in love with their prince charming and being taken to their castle to live without a care in the world.