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Thank you so much Michey and Barb, I'm glad you enjoyed your visit and reading about my faith. It's life to me:-)

Very nice post, I hear daily Mom still praying for me, so I enjoy reading about your faith, believes, and values.
All the best

this is a beautiful, heartfelt article! you are made stronger by your faith. Corinthians is one of my favorite books. I don't have any of these types of artwork, not because I dont approve, it just doesnt make me feel the way it does for you. But thats OK, we know where to go to find inspiration eh?

hmmm, interesting!

I do think they complement each other. (My Squidoo lenses felt that it would be a good idea for me to join Wizzley.)

Awesome piece of information. Liked the way you have explained all the different types of computer speakers and their usability. Keep up the great work!!

Really interesting! I especially love old books with illustrations, post cards and photos though anything antique I find fascinating.

Was eagerly waitibg for iPhone5 since so long...seems wait is now over,,,going love this...M excited after going through this review..Great. Thanks for sharing the review..

Boblee :)

hey...great collection, its amazing. Was looking for good iPhone case seems these are cool ones...

Enjoyed reading...

@happynutritionist it is amusing, 15 min from me, in Fairfield is flooding, so mother nature is so unpredictable, by the way on Floyd I had my basement flooded... but this time we was the luckiest... south of NJ has a lot of damage, flood and so on.
Sorry for 4 days without power, this was hard to handle for sure.
Hope you are better now.

When I was a parent educator, I used to encourage parents to teach sign language before the age of 1. It really does ease a child's frustration during those months when he/she can understand words but is not yet able to make clear sounds. It also helps parents tune in to what a child may be thinking. Even a few useful words, such as "more," "hungry," and "tired" can make a huge difference.
The child gets to experience the joys of connecting. This can increase motivation to speak.

I did not home school and was not home schooled, and fit your description of an introvert, but always defined it as shy when young...good to see your explanation here. My grown children are at opposite ends of the introvert/extrovert spectrum. The teasing that comes from being a certain way in school would be the only thing that it would be nice to be able to avoid through home schooling or good private schooling. Great page..I have great admiration for home school moms:-)

My husband loves his oatmeal, it's his favorite way to start the day, especially in colder months.

Interesting...sounds like something you could prepare ahead too...and here I would assume that the bags would melt in the heat, but it sounds like you have tested that and it has worked.

We live relatively close to you so you know we got a lot of damage up here....much rain, wind, no power for 4 days, kept cooking the food as it thawed in the freezer, ran a small generator now and then on the freezer to keep things, etc., etc. Lots of trees around here too, as we live by a State forest and open space land...flooding, etc., had to sandbag to protect our home. Never have seen a storm like this...even worse than hurricane floyd of 1999 which affected us too. Great pictures, it would have been better if the leaves were not on the trees, but hurricanes don't come then.