Once again it’s time to finish the final chapter and place the last book on the shelf on the library of 2010. What a year it has been. Every year as I look back, I’m amazed at how blessed we are, and how He cares for us in each detail of life.
2010 was a tough year. It marked a year of great loss in our family in more ways than few. With that being said, it was a good year in which we made it through those storms, grew stronger, and no doubt built character along the way.
In what is now an annual tradition, here are some random things in random order that I have learned, experienced, and seen in 2010.
-If the History Channel is one of your favorite channels on TV, you might be a nerd. If you really love the channel like I do, you are fine with that.
-You can’t figure out where you are going if you don’t know where you came from. Study the book of Daniel. That statue in it…it’s your history.
-Keeping an open mind to new things can open the door to awesome things. Two examples- Yoga and Acupuncture
-Good friends are hard to find but so worth the search once you find them.
-I couldn’t figure out what was more depressing: The fact I waved good-bye to my twenties, or that I started using night cream this year. The fact that my husband didn’t seem to mind about either made it all better.
-There is a purpose for everything that happens in life…even if we can’t see it or understand it.
-My husband is still the best decision I have ever made and the biggest blessing I’ve ever received.
-Shooting guns at targets is a whole lot of fun…just saying.
-Using “outdoor bathroom facilities” while camping in the mountains does not make me feel at one with nature. It does allow me some quality time with the hubby and a chance to experience things he is passionate about.
-A freezer full of Blue Bell Ice Cream= a happy home.
-The H’s that make me happy in life: Husband, Hammocks, Ham Loafs, Happy Birthdays, and Hobby Lobby
-My brother-in-law Alan’s BBQ is the best BBQ hands down
-I make a better First Mate than Captain of sail boats.
-Praying with even just a half ounce of faith is powerful. Faith the size of a mustard seed will move a mountain just like we are told it will.
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