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Dec 2013-Jan 2014 update

Hi everyone,

How is 2014 going for you so far? I am sorry it has been so long since I have blogged. Here is some of what has been going on in my life since my last post.   I was challenged and encouraged by a Bible conference that I attended in Tennessee. Then we had good friends from Colorado visit us. We also hosted a wonderful concert at our books and coffee shop last week. http://www.lifehouse.org
The musicians were the Wissmann Family from Nebraska. Check out their blog for more info. http://wissmanns.blogspot.com/

Here is one of my favorite songs of theirs: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o9O3HRO4aAc

That's all for now.

~Elizabeth


I pressed these leaves in between the pages of one of our Encyclopedia Brittanicas. The leaves are from our Bradford Pear Tree in the back yard.

      I like polka dots.

We had an ice storm. Then it was sunny and warm for a few days. Then the next week it was snowing. Talk about crazy weather. :)




 The trees looked especially pretty when the sun was shining through the ice.


 I flew to Nashville, TN for a Bible conference.

    A magnificent sunrise in Nashville.

 Another sunrise.







 The Theme of the conference: Fight the Fight  
                                                 Finish the Course    
                                                 Keep the Faith

New friends I met at the conference.  They flew all the way from Japan! 






Comments

violiner said…
I am blessed, Elizabeth, by what you share on your blog and the beautiful pictures you have taken and posted for us to see. Thank you, and may the Lord continue to bless you and your service for Him!!
Joanna said…
I've met those people from Japan!! I can't remember their names off the top of my head, but how cool is that?! The Church makes the world a very small place. :-)
Elizabeth said…
Thank you violiner for your sweet comment.

Joanna, that is so neat! It is a small world.

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