Weary by Wednesday: Enough
I had enough. The nit-picking, nagging, negative, one-up, win the argument talk, had to stop. It was not only making …
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Weary by Wednesday: Secure
I was compelled to stop and touch these little squares of carpet the other day, in a big box store. …
Weary by Wednesday : High Places
I continue reading through my one year Bible in 2017. To be honest some days are an exercise in monotony. …
Weary by Wednesday: Press On
Brothers and sisters, I do not consider myself yet to have taken hold of it. But one thing I do: …
Weary by Wednesday: “Stinkin Thinkin”
I’m not sure anything is stronger than what we think. What we imagine in our minds to be true. It’s …
Weary by Wednesday: Is It Really a Sale?
My hubby and I have this conversation from time to time: Him: What did you buy? Me: It was on …
Weary by Wednesday: Proverbs 17:28
Even fools are thought wise if they keep silent, and discerning if they hold their tongues. Proverbs 17:28 Sometime, I …
Weary by Wednesday: Forget the “R”
Have you ever noticed how easily words can be misspelled? The auto correct on my phone is almost annoying. It’s …
Weary by Wednesday: Silent Radio
I drive in silence, except when I grind the gears, ever since my car radio has been on the fritz. …
Weary by Wednesday: Slippery Feet
I am a sucker for waterfalls. Big ones. Little ones. Heck, stack up a couple of rocks and pour a …
Weary by Wednesday: SING!
His good morning was raspy and barely audible, as his oversized hand swallowed mine, a mere second after the pastor …
Weary by Wednesday: Freedom in Boundaries
The railing was removed on the little bridge, over the creek, so they could bring a new RV to this …
Weary by Wednesday: Address Books
If you are over a certain age, you remember address books. Diary sized books, with pre-printed spaces for addresses and …
WbW: Excited for my Friend
One of my favorite things about being a Christian, is being able to put away jealousy and envy. Quite honestly, …
Weary by Wednesday: The Long Way
I’ve been reading through the Bible this year. I am a few days behind, a day here, a day there, …
Weary by Wednesday: Found Out
I was never one of those kids who got away with much. Take my first semester of high school, for …
Weary by Wednesday: Less Than?
I interrupt my weekly blog, with these encouraging words from my daughter’s Facebook post. This definitely took away any Weary …
Weary by Wednesday: More
How do you feel when someone else gets more? My Mom refutes actually doing this, but she once dumped a …
Weary by Wednesday: Stuck
I collect sea glass, my hubby helps. It’s a small competition whenever we get near a beach. Winners include; best …
Weary by Wednesday: Trash Talk
I took this picture of some mangroves roots recently, on a nature trail. It’s not perfect, but I was enjoying …
Weary by Wednesday: Staying
Sometimes we get to go, and sometimes we need to stay. I think going is easier for most, it is …
Weary by Wednesday: What’s Your Grumble?
I started as soon as my friend and I were alone in her kitchen. The guys were out in the …
Weary by Wednesday: Never Too Late
Have you noticed God’s math isn’t like our math? I think in terms of what is fair or equal. FOR …
Weary by Wednesday: Numbered Days
We all have hard days, for many reasons. This week had one of those really hard days. Our pup has …
Weary by Wednesday: Friendly Tussles
The other morning, I watched my cousins’ kittens tussle around on the floor. They raced from room to room, …
Weary by Wednesday: Forsaken?
Do you ever feel forgotten, alone, or forsaken? I sure do. Not all the time, but some days it’s like …
Weary by Wednesday: Happy New Year!
Welcome to 2017!!! I’m glad you’re here. I’m glad I’m here. I’m excited to see where this year brings us. …
Weary by Wednesday: Truth vs Counterfeit. 2016 The Year of the Lie
I vote 2016 “The Year of the Lie.” My head is still spinning from election rhetoric, leaks, hackers, false news, …
Weary by Wednesday: In Need of a Pillow
This weekend we celebrate Christmas, the birth of our Lord and Savior. All around are nativity scenes, with a precious …
Weary by Wednesday: Giving Up
I’m particularly glad our world has grocery stores. If it were up to my gardening skills…we would starve to …
Weary by Wednesday: Homesick
I keep a travel blog. It’s all bout this adventure life my husband and I have been blessed with. I …
Weary by Wednesday: The Heavens Declare the Glory of God
Sometimes, it’s just not necessary for me to add more words. Trying to add to these, already penned so eloquently …
Weary by Wednesday: Thanksgiving
Tomorrow is Thanksgiving here in the United States. Even with all the preparations, it is by far one of my …
Weary by Wednesday: Provision
I’d like to say I’m not like these people, but it would be a lie.
Weary by Wednesday: Who Won?
Who Won?
Weary by Wednesday: Don’t be Quiet
So, you would think I’d never be short on words when it comes to sharing my faith. But it isn’t so.
Weary by Wednesday: Thankfulness
How’s your thankfulness?
Weary by Wednesday: Margin
Many years ago, I heard about a concept called margin. Written in a book by that name, author Richard A. …
Weary by Wednesday: Storing or Sharing
I’ve seen a lot of silos this week, as we crossed through the Midwest. They always make me think about …
Weary by Wednesday: Cattle on a Thousand Hills
Weary by Wesnesday: Cattle on a Thousand Hills
Weary by Wednesday: Cleaning Away Stress
If you drop by my house and find it all clean and tidy, it’s most likely because I’m stressed, angry …
Weary by Wednesday: Give Me Water
Weary by Wednesday: Give Me Water
Weary by Wednesday: Memories in My Mind
Do you have memories engrained in you? We all do, things we remember exactly where and what we were doing …
Weary by Wednesday: Judging
Weary by Wednesday: Judging
Weary By Wednesday: Can You Hear the Quiet?
Wearly By Wednesday: Can You Hear the Quiet?
Weary by Wednesday: Missing Church?
Weary by Wednesday: Missing Church?
Weary by Wednesday: Pressing On
Brothers and sisters, I do not consider myself yet to have taken hold of it. But one thing I do: …
Weary by Wednesday: What will Stand?
I want to become an ostrich, I just want to plunge my head into sand and pretend all the mess …
Weary by Wednesday: Clothes
Weary by Wednesday: Clothes. I am guilty of little faith, and in little faith there is opportunity for much worry.
Weary by Wednesday: Rain
Weary by Wednesday: Rain. I find myself much less Weary by Wednesday when I remember the Father is in charge of the the sun and the rain and the behaviors of others.
