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My precious grandson is full of love, and joy and smiles.  His heart is as big as the sky and he loves everyone.  God has given us a most precious gift in Currin but we are now praying for just one more. Currin was diagnosed with peanut allergies.  Many people don’t understand just how serious this can be, but it is far more serious than too many people know.  We have learned to read the

“But they that wait upon the LORD shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings as eagles; they shall run, and not be weary; and they shall walk, and not faint.” I haven’t posted in awhile.  Sometimes this is a place to try to sort out my jumbled thoughts and emotions.  Sometimes I hope it is a place God can use to ease someone else’s troubled soul and give them hope.  But sometimes

After four days of being very ill due to side effects of prednisone treatment for sinus drainage, I woke up this morning feeling half normal again.  It’s a beautiful day in with temperatures in the 70’s and a welcome change to the cooler temperatures we’ve been having. I decided it was a perfect day for some fresh air and sunshine.  Currin and I grabbed a loaf of bread and headed to the lake to feed

Currin has been diagnosed with a peanut allergy. When he was first tested he tested positive against all nuts. Last year it was only peanuts. He went this morning to be retested and I have been praying diligently for God to heal him of this allergy. You know that “kicked in the stomach” feeling you get when prayers are not always answered as you prayed? Well that was us this morning when we discovered Currin

I am the first to admit I have made more than my share of mistakes in my life and like many, I have tons of regrets. If I had been the only one to suffer from my mistakes and bad decisions, it would be one thing, but the ones who suffered the most were the ones I love the most and my kids certainly rank at #1 position on this list. The thing about mistakes