salvaged faith
tr.v. sal-vaged 1) to save from loss or destruction; 2) to save discarded or damaged material for future use
Tag Archives: cats
New life on a snowy day
I am a little behind, but I got all of my seeds started today. They are sitting on a table in the guest room… Important because we can close the … Continue reading
twinkle, twinkle, little star #reverb10
Last night…. well, this morning… I drove home at 3:00am in the morning from a friend’s party. It was about four degrees outside and the sky was absolutley clear. The … Continue reading
one word: lonely #reverb10
The only way for your life to be different is if you take a good hard look at it and figure out what exactly needs to change. And my life … Continue reading
A Mighty Wind
This morning it is windy. And that is an understatement. Because of the cool weather we have had our windows open and the cats love to sit on the sill, … Continue reading
Fear of the Unknown
This morning my husband and I were rudely awakened by a very loud rustling and movement zooming into our bedroom. The commotion stopped dead underneath the bed. As I shrieked, … Continue reading
An Interview with RevGals
These questions were posted this week as a part of the Monday Meet-N-Greet. I know – I’m late. Oh well! 1. Where do you blog? Here! and at http://www.kenoticwords.blogspot.com/ 2. … Continue reading
FF: My Favorite Things
From Rev Gals: In a week of wondering how various things in our family life will unfold, I found myself thinking of the way Maria comforted the Von Trapp children … Continue reading
Start the Fire
So, my great Monday morning sleep in was interrupted by cats behaving terribly… mostly b/c they were hungry. Tiki got taken to the vet to be fixed today, so no … Continue reading
Last-Minute
Tiki is sitting at the base of my chair, mewing for me to pay attention to him. I reach out and scratch his head and before I know it, he’s … Continue reading
FF: Looking Back, Looking Forward
As we look back we may come to understand how God has worked in and through us in joy and saddness. how we have grown against what may seem impossible … Continue reading
