Tuesdays Unwrapped blog event

These are some pictures from a family walk we took on Thanksgiving evening. I always enjoy capturing the late warm sunlight glowing through leaves.

I have been enjoying reading the book, "Graceful" by Emily P. Freeman. She is hosting a fun blog link up event called "Tuesdays Unwrapped." If you want to join in go here: http://www.chattingatthesky.com/tuesdays-unwrapped/

Here are a few of the guidelines from her blog, chatting at the sky.

Why Tuesday?

Tuesday is the most sensible day of the week. It is a perfectly ordinary, no-fuss, introverted day. This blog is titled Chatting at the Sky because of a line in a song called Tuesday written by Sarah Masen. What happens on our Tuesdays is usually not very extraodinary. Which is exactly why it is so important. Here is where you keep time, in this home with these people and this skin on. Here, on this ordinary Tuesday, is where we learn to be human.

What should I write in my post?

Anything that causes you to pause and celebrate the moment. Not what will be or what is to come, but what is real and true this day: the messy, the lovely, and the unexpected. Share a photo, a story, or anything that offers a glimpse into your own journey of discovering the gifts in the midst of the ordinary.

Can anyone join?

Yes. Anytime. Anyone. You don’t even have to have a blog. Just unwrap that Tuesday gift right there in the comments. But if you do have a blog, link up in the inlinkz by putting your name and then the permalink to your Unwrapped post. They may ask you to choose a photo to go with your link. Then link back to Chatting at the Sky so your readers will be able to read/join as well, if they would like.

Comments

Modest March Fashion Week - Day 4

One of my favorite outfits. "Pink and Old Fashioned" Today I wore: Brown t-shirt: White Stag (Walmart) Cream crocheted cardigan: Handmade gift from a friend in Turkey. Paneled skirt: Mlle Gabrielle brand (thrift store) Pink and Silver bracelet: from Regal Designs by Regan regaldesignsbyre...

Jesus Christ - and We

Jesus Christ- and We Christ has no hands but our hands , to do His work today; He has no feet but our feet to lead men in His way; He has no tongue but our tongues to tell men how He died, He has no help but our help to bring them to His side. We are the only Bible, the careless world will read; We are the sinners' gospel, we are the scoffers' creed; We are the Lord's last message, Written in deed and word- what if the line is crooked, what if the type is blurred? What if our hands are busy, with other work than His, What if our feet are walking, where sin's allurement is? What if our tongues are speaking, of things His lips would spurn, How can we hope to help Him, Unless from Him we learn? By Annie Johnson Flint (1862-1932) I was going through my old school folders and found this great poem. It is so true. We as Christians are to show the world how Christ would act and ta...

Happenings in my home...

“The same Jesus Who turned water into wine can transform your home, your life, your family, and your future. He is still in the miracle-working business, and His business is the business of transformation.” ~ Adrian Rogers “A man ought to live so that everybody knows he is a Christian… and most of all, his family ought to know.” ~ D. L. Moody I just started reading "The God Who is There" by Francis Schaeffer. It is an excellent book. This cat has been hanging out by our back door, and w...

Be Thou My Vision

Search This Blog