Author: Dalletta

Boots and a Bag

Boots and a Bag

     After five days off, The Maverick returned to work–and worked a double shift.  What a way to spend his Valentine’s Day.       But I’m not complaining.  On Monday The Maverick met me in town and we had a lunch date.  It was a cold, overcast, day with snow falling until about 2.00 pm.       On Tuesday, …

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A prayer for Lent

A prayer for Lent

Each month our St. Mary’s has a family Worship service specifically geared toward young families, those with pre-school children.  This month the Vicar asked if I had time to write the prayer for this month’s service, which is on the 17th.  I said of course.  Here it is. Reader:  Jesus, You lead us into life                …

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Just a quickie for you.  I created a pattern for Christmas Stockings.  They look rustic, are made from jeans and calico, and each is personalised.  These are just some of them. 

A Funny thing happened on the way to the blogspot…

A Funny thing happened on the way to the blogspot…

                                   A funny thing happened on the way to my blog-spot….                                    By the middle of December I had plotted my course for Christmasville, with what I thought was sufficient time to successfully achieve all my preparations.  However, on the journey, I encountered a …

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Twelve for 12/12/2012

Twelve for 12/12/2012

Freezing fog rolled in last night and covered all of outside.  In the part of the country I originate from, we called this kind of klinging frost “Hoarfrost”.  The day was overcast, the cold causing the frost to hang all day.  I took these photos in afternoon. And to commeorate this unique day in history: …

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God Romance-Rainbows and Promises

God Romance-Rainbows and Promises

God’s colourful token of covenant On Monday, 2 July 2012, the BBC aired a story on The One Show.  It was a short film in which scientist and presenter, Marty Jopson, put forth the question, “Where is the end of the rainbow?”  I have tried to find a link to post on the story, but …

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Sewing class progress

Sewing class progress

          Today is sunny, which I know will please “Floss”.  Over twenty-give years ago on this date, another woman was in labour and giving birth to my youngest step-daughter.  I am grateful that “Floss’s” Mom has not been selfish, but willingly shared “Floss” with me.  Happy Birthday Wonderful Girl!        So, today is …

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Gingerbread Village

Gingerbread Village

This autumn, a young man named David came to vist our Church.  His story of escape from Sudan as a young man reminded me of the amazing power of grace, empowerment and redemption.  David is now in England, obtaining a Masters Degree with the hope of returning to the new nation of South Sudan and working …

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More from the kitchen…

More from the kitchen…

       Life has been a little busy since the first of November…and it’s about to get busier.  Many a year have I walked with My Jesus.  Over and again the principle I’ve experienced is, the more time I spend with Jesus, meditating on His word, the more I seem to accomplish and the less tired I …

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My Story from “Floss’s & Harry’s” Wedding

My Story from “Floss’s & Harry’s” Wedding

It has happened more than once.  What, one asks?  I sit down to write one thing for my blog and end up writing something else.  It’s now middle of the afternoon (16:11) and I finally got the first post of about 750 words posted.  Gee whizzz!  What took me so long?  First, check the e-mails.  …

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