Sometimes pictures are worth a thousand words (although I'm pretty good at coming up with 1000 words...just ask my husband!!)
Showing posts with label Mighty Man. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mighty Man. Show all posts
Thursday, February 10, 2011
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Seasons Change...
The weekend found Mr. Right and Mighty Man outside working on the last fall clean up, taking care of fallen leaves, mowing and shutting down the garden.
Turns out they were just in time because this is what Mighty Man was doing Monday afternoon.
Yep, a pre-Thanksgiving snowfall hit the Pacific Northwest with temperatures dipping into the teens. That's quite a rarity here, especially in November, but these characters were absolutely thrilled!!
Labels:
Davy Crockett,
Giggles,
Mighty Man,
Princess Peacemaker
Monday, October 11, 2010
Wednesday, August 19, 2009
Weeds

We're enjoying our first vegetable garden this year. The kids and I have been spending lots of time checking our growing crops and plucking out the weeds that seek to consume them. We're always amazed by how quickly they pop up and it's provided a great visual illustration for the sin that grows in our hearts: we need to get it by the root or it just grows back heartier and more stubborn!!
Last night at the dinner table, Mighty Man began a conversation that touched my heart. It is so encouraging when God shows Mr. Right and me that they're getting it!!
Mighty Man: "Dad, xxxxx (a young man we know who needs Jesus) has weeds in his heart."
Mighty Man: "Dad, xxxxx (a young man we know who needs Jesus) has weeds in his heart."
Mr. Right: "Yes, he does. Do you know who else has weeds in his heart?"
Mighty Man: "Who?"
Mighty Man: "Who?"
Mr. Right: "I do."
Pause.
Mighty Man: "So do I."
Princess Peacemaker: "Me too."
Another pause.
Mighty Man: "Dad, I pushed Princess Peacemaker in the pool today." Turning to his sister, "Please forgive me."
A few seconds later we heard a long sigh followed by these words: "Boy, it sure feels good to get rid of that weed. It was a big one 'cause I'd been holding onto it for a long time."
Labels:
Life Lessons,
Mighty Man
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