On this 10th day of Christmas the weather in sunny Southern California dropped 10 degrees to a brisk 60 degrees. I actually had to wear a jacket!
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
11th Day of Christmas
Monday, December 13, 2010
12th Day of Christmas
On this twelfth day of Christmas I worked a twelve hour day and made two dozen (12x2) batches of homemade Christmas goodies.
Saturday, December 11, 2010
Its the Most Wonderful Time of the Year!

It's officially that time of year! I love Christmas so much, and even though it is currently 80 degrees and sunny in Southern California, I can always dream of a White Christmas or even a Christmas in Connecticut.
Today was busy with Christmas craft shopping for my homemade gifts. There is something very festive and joyous about Michaels this time of year. Everything is covered in glitter and on sale. It just doesn't get better than that!
I am now in the midst of making my gifts whilst watching the California Sunset and A Muppet Christmas Carol. Tis the season!
On a side note, I have been really blessed by the Gordon Conwell's Seminary advent devotional, found here. It is emailed daily to me and I have truly enjoyed it.
Here's to Christmas crafts, tons of glitter and sappy movies! God bless us, everyone!
Thursday, December 09, 2010
Why I love the Church
This quote from Kevin Deyoung's and Ted Kluck's book "Why We're Not Emergent" sums up very well my sentiments of late regarding the church;
" I was really enjoying my church and the friendships I'd made there with people who weren't like me- people who were older and sat in cubicles for a living, people who knew nothing about movies, and people with or without advanced college degrees. I felt as if there was real diversity there- a diversity that I would miss if I started meeting with other white, college educated artsy types in a coffee shop church"
I highly recommend this book as it is has been a great summary of the emergent movement in the church as well as a defendant for the truth.
Gooooood read all around! Four Thumbs and a Partridge in a Pear Tree up!
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