Monday, February 14, 2022

Comments to some faithful friends!


Thank you all for the kind comments..    I will respond  below!

Faith:   I so wish I could show you  some  great  arrangements of the rooms  now that  the living room is  almost painted..  but, alas I fear it will take some time to get  the furniture in  place..  We hadn't thought we would have to paint the windows, but  the outer  frame will need to be painted, but I do think I can place most of the furniture and begin to   decorate.. wow,  three buts in one sentence!   I am chomping at the bit to pull out SPRING!!! The Bleached Linen color will be used in the kitchen and den.  I think  Lynn may  do the kitchen next because the dining room is  so full of living room articles.  This is a huge jigsaw puzzle of a mess for two old fuddy duddies!!  Oh, and   bless my heart,    I do get ahead of myself.  Thankfully, after I placed a desire on my Facebook page to  give my  lovely Baldwin piano to  a friend, I had 3 takers,  the first one in  was a friend of Amanda's and  she  is  setting up  for a mover  today, hopefully.  My prayer is that it will be soon,  because I really cannot do much of anything until the piano is out! 

Susanne,Wendy. Jean and Ellen B:  Thank you for  liking my color choices.  Lynn and  I are  now in our seventies and , as such, you'd be surprised how  loosely you start to  feel about stuff.  I find  I am  loading boxes  full of stuff  every week.  So we are, of course, thinking what if I were left alone  to deal with  everything  and selling a dull boring home? That would   not be  the best thing so we  were really trying to come up with a color palette that would suit young buyers.  and I think  it will look very nice once  it is all done.  The color in the  den for the  bookcase which extends across the wall  I think is going to be gorgeous.  A couple of years ago the  most popular color was Aegean Teal


which is very close to  the Behr, Winter in Paris. So  my dream of using a very close  Aegean teal color  is coming true!!

Sherry Jolly:  Oh how I wish we   could meet and I could discuss your questions.  You really hit a cord  with me.. Learning spiritual truths and   biblical tenets   are  one of my  favorite lifelong   quests  especially  since I retired. I have been very fortunate to  have a Bible Scholar  who teaches   the  most difficult  passages and  studies  I have ever  had.. He was my Bible teacher at a church I attended  15 years ago, but he is also    the leader of our local Intercessors for America  group. We used to meet once a month,   but with the  quagmire our nation is in now, about a dozen of us meet weekly.  I have grown so much in my prayer life,  actually lost my fear of praying aloud because I  am really only talking to God, my Father,  by the power of the Holy Spirit so I wait   to pray  until  I am urged my the Spirit to do so.   Now   our  spiritual leader, Jim,  tells me  satan is  afraid of the woman I am becoming.   I had to remember that when I had  so many  really odd   medical  things  slam against me this past year,  and even  when I end ed up in the hospital  looking like death warmed over with a horrible  infection of the gall bladder,   I had every  oncologist at the hospital come to me in triage to tell me  sorry but you have pancreatic cancer. I  immediately,  without even thinking, said no way,  I am a spiritual warfare warrior, and  satan is trying to  take me out,  but I know who I have believed and am persuaded  that He is able to keep that which I have committed to him against that day..  I do not and will not  believe  his lie  about pc.    until I hear God tell me  I have it.  After  3 months of  trouble and in and out of hospital it was proven I never had pc but truly, I knew  I never did. So  There is so much to know and learn about our faith. I wish I could point you to a great book on Hermeneutics,  but our  pastor  has taken his course work manual  and copied the pages  he  is using to teach us and  made a manual for our use.  Without  the videos  we use to  study each  chapter the manual would do you no good.   But  if you could find a good study book perhaps on amazon   on Hermeneutics..  which is how to study the Bible,  it would be  so beneficial to you!

The following book  sounds a lot like our   guide we use.  It has  many  excellent reviews  that sound like it would be a very good choice if you so are inclined!!!

https://www.amazon.com/Hermeneutics-Principles-Processes-Biblical-Interpretation/dp/0801031389/ref=sr_1_1?crid=16LYS8LGDCLKS&keywords=hermeneutics+principles+and+processes+of+biblical+interpretation&qid=1644857943&sprefix=hermeneutics%2Caps%2C52&sr=8-1

Best wishes to you in your quest!!!

Preppy Empty Nester, and Elizabeth Day:   YOUr encouraging words  really give me the strength and energy to  persevere through this  pretty huge task  we have taken on.  I knew if I really wanted to get the whole downstairs done this year, we would have to go ahead and bite that bullet and    plan to  just  keep getting it done.  It really isn't  such a huge task  taking a bit at a time,   I mean Lynn wouldn't agree,  but  to me the  hard part is having   the house so    undone..     If Lynn intends to   do the kitchen next I have a wall paper border above the chair rail I have to  take down.  He said that was my part of the ordeal.  

I know I will be crying the whole time because I  loved that wallpaper so much!!!  Dear Lord, please let it  come off easily!!


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