
Wednesday, June 27, 2007
Through Christ

Monday, June 25, 2007
What Kind of Love...

Friday, June 22, 2007
Apples of Gold

Wednesday, June 20, 2007
The Funkiest Art
I saw this cool website with some very abstract but collected art in the sense that her thoughts in designing are very collected but it has an air of abstract and randomness.. It is tedious but freeing. I think this stuff is pretty cool and I usually do not care for abstract. I have been told this is because I am a earth person, grounded and structured... Anyway enjoy!
Here is a sample:

http://www.jenstark.com/
Here is a sample:

http://www.jenstark.com/
Monday, June 18, 2007
Pursue...

Pursue that which matters, pursue those you care for, pursue the dreams you have, and most of all pursue the love that God brings. For in your pursuing you find out who are, what matters and where you want to be. Working for it, whatever that may be, causes you to appreciate more what you have obtained.
Friday, June 15, 2007
A Personal Cry

God Bless
My apologies, this particular article is not the most well written and easy to understand but it really comes from heart. Things that are hard to say and convey, often mean the most, in the sense that you are a little overwhelmed and find it hard to think beyond the current thoughts. I have not really proofread this, but simply put words to screen. Please pray for me/with me. I guess that you could consider this article a bit of a personal cry.
Wednesday, June 13, 2007
Blog Site Features
Just to let everyone know that the love quote at the top of the page above my profile, changes daily and automatically, there is something to read everyday. So enjoy!
PS. My apologies for the poor grammar above... LOL!
PS. My apologies for the poor grammar above... LOL!
Tuesday, June 12, 2007
I' m back!
Hope that you all did not miss me too much. The wedding was great and gorgeous, but still simple (lots of work-as per Kara). I have included a couple photos. Pray for me cause my sister said I could post photos but she had to approve them first, and these have not been approved. Oh well, I am not waiting till she gets back from her honeymoon. So here you go...

The happy
groom.

Walking
down the
"Aisle".

Who giveth
this woman
away?

Presenting
the newest
couple

Mr and Mrs Melwood

The happy
groom.

Walking
down the
"Aisle".

Who giveth
this woman
away?

Presenting
the newest
couple

Mr and Mrs Melwood
Wednesday, June 6, 2007
Small Break...

Tuesday, June 5, 2007
Quickly Approaching

Always looking towards the heavens, seeking the wonder and splendor of a God, oh so great and mighty, for the vastness of the space can never hold all his grandeur and omnipotence.
Monday, June 4, 2007
As Promised...
Well as I promised I would, and by Monday, here some pics from Sinai Camp, I also have some videos to post but need to learn how. (Not quite figured out the techie thing...LOL)


Shad helping
make breakfast?
There were
miracles at camp
that weekend...
And we would be...
here...? Or wait...
here?
Football
fun before
dinner
Birthday
BBQ and
burgers
BBQ and
burgers
Our birthday
boy, Marky.
23 yrs.
After dinner
humor,
only they
know
Friday, June 1, 2007
Adorableness

Dishes Washed?
I got it covered..
in slobber
that is...
just helping
where I can...

McDog to go?
Large or Small?
Collar with that?

Well at least it is
cool in there
and no one
can find you...

Time out for you...
five minutes,
and sit properly
in your chair...
Thursday, May 31, 2007
A little WOW!

Tuesday, May 29, 2007
Nothing to Say

Be still, and know that I am God: I will be exalted among the heathen, I will be exalted in the earth (Psalms 46:10)
Then are they glad because they be quiet; so he bringeth them unto their desired haven. (Psalms 107:30)
P.S. My apologies to my readers I promise to get some inspiration very soon. I am actually working on an article right now... Oh, and I owe you all photos from Sinai Camp.
Monday, May 28, 2007
Mount Sinai
Well, aaaahhhhh...... So very good. To all those who did not make it, I pity you. Okay pity is maybe not the best word, so lets just say that you seriously missed out! I am not quite sure where to begin. Let's start with the non spiritual aspect and work are way to the best part, God. I enjoyed the delicious cooking of the Melwoods (YUM!) I stayed in the Deman's heated trailer (AH!) and the cookhouse made a great place where two or three could gather in his name (Prayer). The weather was gorgeous but the mosquitos were out in hords, I do not think that I have seen the mosquitos so bad in 22 years of life. Basically, my legs lok like I have chicken pox. I counted last night and I have 53 bites on the lower half of my legs. Needless to say I look like a bit of a spectacle. My thoughts are with you Loro (she understands)! Food was good, fun was good, relaxation was good, and the prayer was great! There was the most amazing breakfast prepared by some of guys (we were SHOCKED!) on Sunday morning. I will post pictures as soon as I can as well as more stories.
PS. Just trying to keep you coming back!
PS. Just trying to keep you coming back!
Wednesday, May 23, 2007
Food for thought

“Seasons change, friends move away, and life goes on from day to day. Flowers fade and streams go dry and many times we wonder why. Yet we can always be assured because God tells us in His Word, that unlike changes in the weather, love goes on and lasts” - Unknown
"The friendship that can cease has never been real" - St Jerome
"The most important thing in life is to learn how to give out love, and to let it come in" - Morrie Schwartz
“Being happy doesn't mean that everything is perfect. It means that you've decided to look beyond the imperfections.” - Unknown
PS. I think everyone should receive a quote of the day.
Tuesday, May 22, 2007
Life Lessons
" The difference between school and life? In school you're taught a lesson and then given a test. In life, you're given a test that teaches you a lesson."
- Tom Podett

"Creation Rules over Evolution"
While reading the paper this morning there was a small article on the front page talking of a new musuem that will be opening. I really would like to go if anyone wants to tag along. Here is the article, I have copied and pasted this from the Calgary Herald web.
Canada's first permanent creation museum --set to open in Alberta next month -- will use fossil displays to support the Bible's explanation of creation.
The controversial Big Valley Creation Science Museum, located east of Innisfail, is billed as an alternative to the world view presented by the Royal Tyrell Museum in Drumheller and will open on June 5.
Owner Harry Nibourg said in a press release that the museum provides compelling evidence for creation and refutes any unguided, "natural" processes such as evolution. He said the museum's "fossils and the flood" display, which teams a giant model of Noah's ark with museum-quality fossils, is evidence the biblical flood actually happened.
According to the museum's website, another display called "dinosaurs and humans" disproves evolutionary theory that dinosaurs became extinct at least 60 million years before humans evolved.
As expected, the museum has its detractors.
University of Calgary biology professor Anthony Russell said an honest museum of creation would merely say this is our evidence and this is what we believe it shows.
"I can't say it is a bad thing," he said.
"But it is not saying, 'Come in and make up your own mind.'
"It is a propaganda approach and I don't know society really needs that sort of thing."
U of C's Dr. Marvin Fritzler, a professor of medicine and chair of the Alberta Science Research Authority said if the museum "refutes evolution lock, stock and barrel, I'd say it was a little head in the sand."
But he said there was no harm in people exposing themselves to opinions and beliefs as long as they keep an open mind.
Inspired by the Bible, the museum's displays include a bacterial flagellum and DNA stand, a terrible lizards display that references Job 40 & 41 and an "age of the Earth" display.
Creationists typically believe the Bible is the literal truth and that God created the world in six days, less than 10,000 years ago.
Creation rules over Evolution
By Paula Beauchamp,
Calgary HeraldPublished: Tuesday, May 22, 2007
Canada's first permanent creation museum --set to open in Alberta next month -- will use fossil displays to support the Bible's explanation of creation.
The controversial Big Valley Creation Science Museum, located east of Innisfail, is billed as an alternative to the world view presented by the Royal Tyrell Museum in Drumheller and will open on June 5.
Owner Harry Nibourg said in a press release that the museum provides compelling evidence for creation and refutes any unguided, "natural" processes such as evolution. He said the museum's "fossils and the flood" display, which teams a giant model of Noah's ark with museum-quality fossils, is evidence the biblical flood actually happened.
According to the museum's website, another display called "dinosaurs and humans" disproves evolutionary theory that dinosaurs became extinct at least 60 million years before humans evolved.
As expected, the museum has its detractors.
University of Calgary biology professor Anthony Russell said an honest museum of creation would merely say this is our evidence and this is what we believe it shows.
"I can't say it is a bad thing," he said.
"But it is not saying, 'Come in and make up your own mind.'
"It is a propaganda approach and I don't know society really needs that sort of thing."
U of C's Dr. Marvin Fritzler, a professor of medicine and chair of the Alberta Science Research Authority said if the museum "refutes evolution lock, stock and barrel, I'd say it was a little head in the sand."
But he said there was no harm in people exposing themselves to opinions and beliefs as long as they keep an open mind.
Inspired by the Bible, the museum's displays include a bacterial flagellum and DNA stand, a terrible lizards display that references Job 40 & 41 and an "age of the Earth" display.
Creationists typically believe the Bible is the literal truth and that God created the world in six days, less than 10,000 years ago.

Monday, May 21, 2007
Welcome to Life!`
Today is Monday May 21st, and I am welcoming all people to life. Sounds crazy I know cause some of you are thinking, "Hey, I live life trust me, the tire went flat, so and so said this about me, the kids are sick, and seriously, it is wearing me down." I know what you mean, tomorrow is another day at work and another week and another meal to cook. But really truly and honestly is that life? I would say no. There is so much more then the dishes, although they are part. But if you were on your death bed would say your life was full because you did dishes 24 times a day? Encountre, life is life by the friends, family and experiences that you had. When you say someone has a full life you never ask how many time that their children were sick or how many times they had a flat tire. That is a ridiculous thought in our minds. So I ask, why do we blame all the "bad things" on "life". Life is here and now, the good the bad, the sick kids and the crying laugh over a great joke. So I say from heart to heart, welcome to life!
Wednesday, May 16, 2007
What a wonderful life...

1. Alana will be getting married June 9th - It will be a small, immediate family only ceremony
2. I will get my old room back - I love you Alana and it is all about the marriage - LOL)
3. I have GREAT guy friends & future brother in-law who worked endlessly on my car - A huge thanks to you guys.
4. I have great friends, period.
5. I have a little nephew who is adorable - sorry you have to share him with me Grell
6. I have a awesome friend who encourages me to write - I am trying!
7. God is AWESOME!
8. It works it all works out for the good.
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