Don't be afraid. But be ready.

As my friend Veracity says..

"Pray up. Stock up."

"Don't worry."

Comments

Diane Shiffer said…
good advice:)


are you all feeling better?
09 March, 2009 03:31
Hindsfeet said…
Diane! So good to see your sweet face! Yes, we're feeling better. Not all of us going at 100% yet, but we're getting there. :)
09 March, 2009 04:45
Missynay said…
I'm glad ya'll are getting better! It's so hard when sickness goes around.

Have a great day, Heather!
Rene'
09 March, 2009 06:05
Chas said…
Great advice!!!

One of the dearest people I know tells me...

Turn your worries into prayers.

That advice is always right there when I start to fret.

Have a wonderful day and I pray continued healing to you and your dear family.

Love,
Chas
09 March, 2009 06:14
Susan said…
Just found this spot from a friend of mine who has you on her bloglist . love it. we just had number 7 in sept and we finally broke the girl mold in our family. But don't get me wrong we are content with whatever God gives us boy or girl.

I am enjoying reading your older posts.
13 March, 2009 14:37
Anonymous said…
Have I told you lately that I think you're terrific?
13 March, 2009 19:40
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