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I have recently started another blog on Blogger.  You can go here to see it.  I haven’t decided yet if I will permanently move my blog.  The jury is still out on if I can figure out the new changes  he.

And my husband also has a blog for his book, The Cat Chronicles.   If anyone orders the book and reads it let us know what you think!  Wayne at the Homeschool Book Review is working on a review for it, as well.

We have been working on a blog for my husband’s book.  It can be found at The Cat Chronicles.

Over the next week or so we will be adding pages where you can "meet" the kitties that are characters in the book and some other highlights. 

It will be in full release Monday, May 3, where you should be able to find it anywhere via its ISBN {978-1-4489-5482-7} and you can always order it through the Publisher’s site as well.

Thanks everyone!

Okay.  Do I have your attention?  *grin*

My dear sweet husband has written a children’s book that has just been released.  Our hearts desire was that it be for homeschoolers and DS placed his seal of approval on it, too.  *smile*

To order visit Publish America at www.publishamerica.com.  Use the ISBN 978-1-4489-5482-7 when ordering.  If you decide to order please use the coupon code Discount20 to receive 20% off your order.

The synopsis is as follows:

 Humans have cats living in their home but have little knowledge of what goes on in the cat world.

The Cat Chronicles tells the story of one such cat, Dusty. He finds himself caught up in a desperate struggle to save the cat kingdom and the human world from a plot formulated by the evil panther Coal.  Dusty is helped by a mysterious cat known as Master Seven who helps him understand more about Truth and the Great Cat of Judah.  This adventure will take Dusty from Columbia, South Carolina all the way to the deserts of El Paso, Texas. Hang on because you’re in for a wild ride.

Those of you who have seen much on my blog will recognize Dusty.  Yes, my big sweet, once-shaved-almost-nekked, asthmatic kitty is the hero is this book.  He may not could ever dream of doing these things except in a book but he is our sweet Dusty.

Would love to hear from anyone who reads it!

Though not a fan of New Year’s Resolutions I decided this year would be the year I would read through the Bible and do it chronologically.  It has been something I had been thinking about since reading a devotional from Wendy Pope from Proverbs 31 Ministries.  That devotional prompted me from thinking to doing.  

Ladies, it isn’t too late to join in.  Already, though only January 13, it has been an amazing journey with the Lord revealing so much to me.  And not just through my own reading but through Wendy’s daily vlogs she posts on the readings.  And then a community of readers’ comments are yet another way the Lord is showing me things I never noticed before or giving me new eyes to see His Word in a different way. 

Take today for instance.  Today’s reading was on Esau’s genealogy.  Boring, right?  Not so much.  Things jumped out at me like never before.  Like, for instance, did you know one of Esau’s sons was the Eliphaz from the book of Job?  And one of Eliphaz’s sons was also Amalek, as in the Amalekites.  Yeah.  Will just blow your mind, won’t it?

So get your chronological Bible, I am using The One Year Chronological Bible.  Join the journey.  I promise there won’t be a dull moment!

I honestly cannot believe that 2009 is almost over.  Where does time go?   Of course if I had a nickel for everytime I opened a post here with that I would be…..well, somewhat richer than I am now.   *snicker*  Christmas was gone before we knew it and here we are staring 2010 in the face.

Christmas was so very blessed this year.  We scaled down the gift-giving and focused on gifts of God’s Word to family this year.  I bought pretty business cards and printed Scriptures on each with the person’s name filled in then placed them in boxes.  I had hoped to give each person at least 100 verses but seeing as how I am so very techno-challenged it took exponentially longer than I planned so everyone got around 30-50 cards in their boxes.  :-)

DS had a lovely Christmas getting knights and things associated with knights to go along with his learning chivalry, pledging to be a godly man of honor, etc.  He did also get laser tag.  That might have been a family gift disguised as a gift for him.  We played at a friend’s birthday party a while back and are now hooked.  What fun!  We have decided that DS has natural sharp-shooter or sniper abilities.  Scary. 

School is going swimmingly.  We are l-o-v-i-n-g ATI.  This is awesome stuff.  It fits with what I felt the Lord leading us to all along.  I know I always talked about training DS’s heart not just academics and this is a perfect fit for our family.  I am also learning so much.  It is not just education but truly a way of life.

Another piece of news is that we are beginning an adoption journey!  We have prayed about this for several years.  We knew when we got married that since we were "older" we might not be able to have children so adoption was always on our minds and in our hearts.  Several years ago we were told we would not be able to have more children.  So we began praying about adoption again.  Life in the military delayed what was our timing for it but it has become clear the Lord is saying, "Now" is the time.  We are so very excited.  We will adopting an older/waiting child from the foster care system.  That is an exciting prospect and one we know the Lord has laid on our hearts.  Honestly something we might not have considered a couple of years ago but the Lord began that work in our hearts and now we know it is right for our family!

We would covet your prayers as we embark on this journey.  Please pray for the child or children the Lord is preparing for our home.  Pray for their hearts to be ready and for our hearts to become knit with their’s even now.  Please pray for protection for him/her/them till they are ours.

Until next year~~~~~~May God make His face to shine upon you and give you peace.

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