Mars Hill Church has posted music from their Good Friday Service. I chose a few of my favorites. Click here for more.
What Wondrous Love is This
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Jesus Paid it All
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I love to bike, but don't as often as I would like to. I read more often than I have time for. I bake just as much bread as we need.
Showing posts with label easter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label easter. Show all posts
Friday, April 16, 2010
Monday, April 5, 2010
happy easter!
As this will probably be our last predictably-hot Easter, we took full advantage of the beautiful desert springtime weather. The girls were able to wear summer dresses to church which they do every Sunday, but it still strikes me as strange for some reason -- an Easter dress without a white cardigan just seems off somehow.
I roasted a Top Sirloin roast on the grill prepped with a rosemary-garlic salt rub (rosemary is from our herb garden out back), grilled asparagus, and made crusty bread and creme brulee' for dessert.
While dinner was cooking, we had an outdoor Easter egg hunt in the backyard, complete with chocolate candy melting inside of plastic eggs, and then we ate our dinner on the back patio. After dinner, the girls rode their scooters and bikes up and down the street while I knitted on the front porch... pleasant all around, but still - mid 80's on April 4? Strange.
Sunday, April 5, 2009
have a blessed Holy Week
I will be going "computer dark" this week in order to devote more time to contemplation and celebration during this sober and joyful Holy Week. I encourage you to read the following accounts from the Bible for yourself:Luke 22 - The Last Supper, In the Garden of Gethsemane and Jesus' Betrayal
Luke 23 - The Trials before Pilate and Herod, His Crucifixion, Death and Burial
Luke 24 - Jesus' Resurrection Victory!
God bless you all, my friends!
Saturday, April 4, 2009
i've discovered amigurumi

Kyuuto!* I've discovered Amigurumi...Japanese crocheted animals, dolls, fruit, wrenches, cars, . Anyway, I'm making "ami" Easter bunnies for the girls' baskets. I think I might just throw in some eggs, too. As soon as I have a picture, I'll post. These are about a 2 hour project at the most. I just need to buy some stuffing tomorrow. I could get hooked on this. Faster than baby blankets, more useful and definitely unique. The free pattern I'm using is from Lion Brand yarn (this is their picture). They have bazillions of free ami patterns. I'm doing my bunny in white with speckles of pastel Easter-type colors, and a coordinating pastel puffy tail. At etsy, I found 30 patterns for ami DUCKIES alone! I'll be able to provide a pipeline of ami duckies for Ingrid for the next 30 years.
Here's a link to a great instructional book on Amazon that I've added to my wish list.
*If you haven't figured out what that word is yet, it is Japanese for "cute".
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