Wild Horses - My Heart's Cry
I heard this beautiful song today and it deeply touched my heart. Is there anyone else who feels this way? I don't know if anyone ever comes here and views these posts but I put them up because they speak to me and I hope they will to someone else who needs it as well.
7 comments:
Hey Sheryl,
I just wanted you to know how much your comments mean to me. I am so glad that you get what I'm saying, I'm just getting into this writing out my thoughts gig.
I am always inspired and encouraged by your words.
Stephanie, I have to tell you that your post could not be more timely. It's been a particularly hard day and your kindness brings tears to my eyes. Thank you for letting me know.
You're welcome, I know a bit about what you are going through and yet I always see inspiration in your posts. You are a light for me and I'm sure others who read your posts.
It's so awesome that we can encourage one another through this online cyber sisterhood stuff :)
You needuh post more often, woman! Let's hear all your adventures in God's grace!!! WE WANT GRACE! WE WANT GRACE! -bangs silverware-
Oh, yes...Let your hair down and run wild! Live in God's Grace.
Blessings,
Sarah
www.fairystitch.blogspot.com (the other me)
Sarah, thank you so much for your kind comment. It's very encouraging to me! I appreciate you stopping by my blog. :o)
Blessings,
Sheryl
We have an inch of snow outside--YES, I got out of bed finally!
Sheryl, no, we are not moving back to California...just visiting. dh has to attend a seminar in Fremont, CA, while the kids and I enjoy friends' and my mom's companies for 10 days. I lived in the Bay Area in Northern California for 25+ years and still have a strong tie to the homeschooling circles there. It was difficult to uproot the family to Oregon but that's the calling. The kids really love it here now that they have a good foundation of friends.
We've spent times in different part of California--No. and So.--it is nothing like the unique Bay Area--it's a country of its own (and I'm not kidding.) I miss the diversity and abundance of cultural resources that the Bay Area has to offer. So, visiting is a treat. Plus, great timing to get out of the cold.
We have a friend who is in Yuma but she is longing to move desperately (hopefully here in Bend) as she is tired of the heat in the summer and nothing to do there. She and her son come here or Portland to get away or find interesting things to do.
If you and your family ever consider moving to Bend or visit, let me know. We love to get together. Our humble home is always open to liked-minds...nothing fancy, just cozy and LIVE-IN.
Have a great day.
Blessings,
Sarah
www.fairystitch.blogspot.com (the other me)
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