Never A Dull Moment

Savior I come Quiet my soul remember Redemptions hill Where Your blood was spilled For my ransom Everything I once held dear I count it all as lost Lead me to the cross Where Your love poured out Bring me to my knees Lord I lay me down Rid me of myself I belong to You Lead me, lead me to the cross You were as I Tempted and trialed Human The word became flesh Bore my sin and death Now you're risen Everything I once held dear I count it all as lost Lead me to the cross Where your loved poured out Lead me to my knees Lord I lay me down Rid me of myself I belong to you Oh, Lead me! Lead me to the cross To your heart To your heart Lead me to your heart Lead me to your heart Lead me to the cross where your loved poured out Lead me to my knees Lord I lay me down Rid me of myself I belong to you Lead me.... Lead me... Lead me to the cross Where your loved poured out Lead me to my knees Lord I lay me down Rid me of myself I belong to you Oh Lead me Lead me to the cross.

Today we celebrated my Mimi's 90th birthday with over 50 people at my parents house in Little Rock! It was so fun to see all the many people who love my grandmother as much as I do. Here are a few highlights from the afternoon: 1. My eight year-old cousin, Jake, dressed up in a sport coat, tie, and captains hat and asked all the guests if they needed anymore cake or drinks. We had to tell him that, unlike people in our family, most people are not gluttons and will limit themselves to only one piece. 2. One of my grandmother's oldest and dearest friends thought Reid's dad was my husband. 3. Thirty minutes into the party my grandmother declared that she couldn't talk to anymore people. I guess you can say those things when you are ninety. 4. My mom trying to talk to one of my grandmother's friends, "Aunt" Mil, and telling her that she would love to get together sometime. The conversation, according to my cousin, went as follows: Mom: We must get together som...

I have an over whelming joy about the provisions of my King. I think of the many changes that have come over the past year and realize how blessed I am. It all began with my wedding day and our move to Dallas. After Reid and I spent four years in a long distance relationship, we were so thrilled to be starting our own grown-up life together as a new family. Shortly after we returned from our honeymoon, we found out that my dad was diagnosed with prostate cancer. Because of my mom's struggles with Alzheimer's, my dad is her primary caregiver. This scare sent me over the edge. I had come to terms with my mom being sick, but my dad, too? Thankfully, the Lord is more loving than I chose to believe and used that time to restore my faith in Him. After three months of radiation and seven months of waiting for results, we learned that my dad's PSA (prostate-specific antigen) was at .03 with zero being the best. Whew! He will be continually monitored for any recurrence. During this ...

I thought this survey was really interesting. I was having a hard time pin-pointing which Presidential Candidate I support. There are so many interesting platforms, and with this being the second election in which I have been old enough to vote, I want to make it count! Below are my results, which state that I believe in the Republican Party. http://www.selectsmart.com/president/2008.html My Results: 1. Theoretical Ideal Candidate (100%) 2. Tom Tancredo (withdrawn, endorsed Romney) (73%) Information link 3. Duncan Hunter (withdrawn) (69%) Information link 4. Alan Keyes (69%) Information link 5. Mitt Romney (66%) Information link 6. Stephen Colbert (campaign halted) (64%) Information link 7. Jim Gilmore (withdrawn) (61%) Information link 8. Mike Huckabee (56%) Information link 9. Sam Brownback (withdrawn, endorsed McCain) (55%) Information link 10. Chuck Hagel (not running) (52%) Information link 11. John McCain (51%) Information link 12. Tomm...