Tuesday, September 25, 2012

Sundry photos; focused prayers

A pullet bullet this is not; the bigger egg was found in the pullet pen this morning!
Grow, basil, grow! Mama wants more fresh tomato pasta sauce!
Glorious geranium
Preparing for winter
I could develop a grudge against September. Two days from now is the second anniversary of Rick's heart attack. This morning my dad – Brian's beloved Texan grandpa – got a cancer diagnosis. Add him – and my whole family – to your prayer list, would you?


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11 comments:

  1. Theresa9/26/12, 3:20 AM

    Done Michelle!

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  2. thecrazysheeplady9/26/12, 5:40 AM

    Done.

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  3. Unknown9/26/12, 8:22 AM

    Added!

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  4. Susan9/26/12, 8:52 AM

    Oh, no, Michelle. Adding my prayers to the rest.

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  5. C-ingspots9/26/12, 9:50 AM

    Will keep your dad and everyone else in my prayers Michelle...beautiful geranium and a nice stack of growing firewood too. I always enjoy seeing your dad, he's quite the character!

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  6. janna e9/26/12, 9:53 AM

    Done.

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  7. Tiggeriffic9/26/12, 10:09 AM

    In Jeremiah 33;3 it says to call upon the Lord.. So I'm calling on the Lord to pray for your Dad and your family.
    Have a great day ~ ta ta for now from Iowa:)

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  8. Kelly9/26/12, 11:22 AM

    Pray request received and carried out. ((((hugs))))

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  9. A :-)9/26/12, 4:31 PM

    Absolutely of course. I'm sorry to hear that your dad has this diagnosis and I hope it's one that will be easily caught and beat. I know it's very scary to hear those words. Know that many are holding you and your dad and family in the light.

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  10. farmlady9/26/12, 8:53 PM

    Focused prayers work best. A prayer is on its wings to all of you.
    Love the photos. That geranium is beautiful.

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  11. Mama Pea9/30/12, 6:39 AM

    I can't imagine how terrifying Rick's heart attack must have been for you.

    Saying a prayer for your dad and your whole family. It's not just the diagnosed person who is deeply affected. Hugs.

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