My friend's daughter Angela decided that I needed to have a Facebook page...I'm not sure why...after all I have all I can do to keep up with this blog and keep track of some of the other forums that I'm involved with.  But, since alot of other people at church (friends and such) are on Facebook I thought well why not?  

So yesterday I signed up...but unlike this blog...I have no idea what I'm supposed to do now.  Or how I'm supposed to find their pages.  Guess I'll have to ask Angela about that.    Are any of you out there in the HSB bloggy world on Facebook?   Does it work kind of the same way - where you can post entries like this just writing about whatever?   I know they talk about putting pics on...and I can do that here as well (although because of this site's limited storage - I have to keep the pictures I want to post on another site...namely Photobucket) 

I also have someone I "know" who has a blog on Xanga (the reason the word know  is in quotes is because I don't actually know her personally, but I follow her  blog because I went to elementary school with her husband who died about 18 months ago)  And as I write this I'm thinking I should add the link to her site on my sidebar so that others may go check it out.  She has inspired me very much over these many months telling how God is working in her life now that she is raising and homeschooling their 8 children without a husband/dad.  In fact why don't I post her site in this entry as well...NineAlone  If you go there you will see her most recent post about a Disney trip - She was blessed by some friends to be able to take her 5 older children on a Disney vacation (while another friend took care of the 3 littler ones).  I'm sure that it was a wonderful time for mom and kids to be rejuvinated!

Well - I guess that's all my thoughts for the moment...I'll be sure to update you on the progress of my newest adventure with Facebook.

Oh by the way - after yesterday's post about feeling as tho the walls would close in on me....just wanted to say that it must have been just a "yesterday thing"...although I know what really got me out of the funk I was in.  This morning was our monthly intercessory prayer time at church...there's a group of us who meet on the last Saturday of the month to pray - from 9 - 12...and there is just something about a group of believers getting together to pray that can't help but change your whole attitude!   Amen?   Amen!!!