I've been really bad at getting pictures uploaded recently though I have taken a few of them. But as the weather has warmed up we have been getting out more and doing more.
This week, we started planning our garden and actually got out there and raked and today planted and watered a few seeds. Each of the boys has a section of their own and are very excited about it. Sarah sat in the dirt and seemed fascinated by the expanse of compost and all the sticks and grass around her. She didn't try to go anywhere, just sat still and watched.
In the house, I printed a checklist for spring cleaning, thinking it might help me get the boys involved in the organization and cleanup as well as the de-cluttering of our lives. I figure if I go through it one item at a time, we'll have spring cleaning done and gone through the entire house by the end of summer, at which time it will probably be time to start over again. :-)
I weighed myself this morning and my scale read 140, which means it's more likely to be about 145 lbs. I only have about 10 more pounds to go to be at my ideal weight so yay!
Well, I think that is all for now.
Thursday, March 21, 2013
Monday, March 18, 2013
Let's begin Again!
Well, I managed to get rid of the papers that needed to be filed and some others as well. It's a start. Since my last post, I even managed to go through my dresser drawers and closet and weed out the ones that were too small, or that I never wore anymore, or just didn't like. I even found some cute outfits for Sarah in the mess of clothes that I sorted through from various people that had been piled in the walkway between the bed and the dresser, and stuffed under the crib. So her drawer is now neat and organized again and has only clothes that fit her.
I took the kids picnic table out of the kitchen onto the front porch and varnished it finally. So now I need to figure out where to put it. The twins are almost too big to use it for eating at now, and we are enjoying the extra space in the kitchen. I may relegate it to the boys room for play.
Sabbath we were blessed by the Daystar academy choir, half of it anyway, during church service. Then in the afternoon, Victor and I watched Doug Batchelor give the lesson on the Sac Central website, while the boys took a hike halfway up the hill by themselves, much to their delight. They brought back a horny toad for us to see and had a great deal of fun.
Sarah has figured out how to scoot along the floor quite quickly, pushing with her feet and pulling with her hands. We had fun today enticing her with a toy and watching her move. It won't be long until she discovers how to crawl properly.
I am hoping to get started on the garden this week. I'm hoping the kids will help me. Also, the plan is to involve them more in mealtime planning and preparation as well as getting the school schedule planned.
Well, I'm off to jump on the trampoline with the kids. Got to get back into the swing of things, since Victor started work again today. Vacation is over!
I took the kids picnic table out of the kitchen onto the front porch and varnished it finally. So now I need to figure out where to put it. The twins are almost too big to use it for eating at now, and we are enjoying the extra space in the kitchen. I may relegate it to the boys room for play.
Sabbath we were blessed by the Daystar academy choir, half of it anyway, during church service. Then in the afternoon, Victor and I watched Doug Batchelor give the lesson on the Sac Central website, while the boys took a hike halfway up the hill by themselves, much to their delight. They brought back a horny toad for us to see and had a great deal of fun.
Sarah has figured out how to scoot along the floor quite quickly, pushing with her feet and pulling with her hands. We had fun today enticing her with a toy and watching her move. It won't be long until she discovers how to crawl properly.
I am hoping to get started on the garden this week. I'm hoping the kids will help me. Also, the plan is to involve them more in mealtime planning and preparation as well as getting the school schedule planned.
Well, I'm off to jump on the trampoline with the kids. Got to get back into the swing of things, since Victor started work again today. Vacation is over!
Thursday, March 7, 2013
Living with less.
I ran across a blog by a lady who is all about being organized. I guess lately she has gotten into minimizing the clutter to make it easier to be organized. Anyway, since I have a tendency to have a lot of stuff that is disorganized as well as stuff that is just clutter, I decided I would find the book she is following. Well, I didn't want to spend the money to get it but managed to find the author's blog and newsletter along with a short free version of her book.
For those who are interested, the book is called "Simple living, 30 days to less stuff and more life" by Lorilee Lippincott. She has a website www.lovingsimpleliving.com .
So, in the next few blogs, I hope to follow in along with these two ladies blogs and do the challenge of getting rid of a few things, maybe getting a little bit organized along the way and also perhaps get back on track with exercise and a few other necessary more important things in life than just being lazy. We'll see how it goes.
Sarah has a tooth that popped through over the last week and another just about to come up. It's visible anyway. Thus, she has been extra fussy, drooly, and on top of that appears to have gotten a bit of a cold which she seems to have passed on to the rest of us. Either that, or spring has arrived and the pollen counts have gone up. Everyone is a bit congested with runny noses and sneezing.
Well, I guess I can't do to much more damage here so I'm going to sign off for now.
Tomorrow's challenge will be to go through the house and take care of all pieces of paper. Throw them out or file them. We'll see how it goes.
Over and out.
For those who are interested, the book is called "Simple living, 30 days to less stuff and more life" by Lorilee Lippincott. She has a website www.lovingsimpleliving.com .
So, in the next few blogs, I hope to follow in along with these two ladies blogs and do the challenge of getting rid of a few things, maybe getting a little bit organized along the way and also perhaps get back on track with exercise and a few other necessary more important things in life than just being lazy. We'll see how it goes.
Sarah has a tooth that popped through over the last week and another just about to come up. It's visible anyway. Thus, she has been extra fussy, drooly, and on top of that appears to have gotten a bit of a cold which she seems to have passed on to the rest of us. Either that, or spring has arrived and the pollen counts have gone up. Everyone is a bit congested with runny noses and sneezing.
Well, I guess I can't do to much more damage here so I'm going to sign off for now.
Tomorrow's challenge will be to go through the house and take care of all pieces of paper. Throw them out or file them. We'll see how it goes.
Over and out.
Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Experiments in life
Hi, ya'll.
This week, Sarah is 7 months. For the last month she has been intensely observant of us when we eat, grabs for my spoon, my plate, my cup and in general wants whatever we are eating. So, every once in while I would give her a taste of something that we were eating, soup or smoothie, anything smooth enough for her to swallow without gagging. Last week, I gave her her first full meal of peaches. She loves food! So far, she's had peaches, sweet potatoes, squash, broth from the borscht I made, green smoothies, banana's and beets.
Like I said, she loves food and loves to eat. I weighed her yesterday and as my weight has been going down, her's goes up. She's now 15 lbs. She is officially twice what she weighed at birth.
Last Friday, I did it again. I am assuming the cause was the tator tots and french fries and there might have been some potato chips thrown in there somewhere. NO more fried food for me, I guess.
Anyway, it must have been too much oil, but I ended up with another gallbladder attack in the afternoon. It was early enough that I figured it would be over by bed time. Well, it was, almost. Just when I thought it was easing up, it started in again. So I spent the evening nibbling raw beets and sipping flaxseed tea. Then I dozed sitting up first in warm water in the tub, then in my rocking chair in the living room and finally sitting up in bed. Sometime in the early morning, the stone that was causing the problem either backed off or passed through and I was able to lay down comfortably.
So much for that. Since then, I've been eating mostly raw, and eating alot of beets. The other thing I've been doing is making sure I eat a high alkaline diet.
Yesterday, I made pizza for the kids. It was just pizza crust with tomatoes and spinach, olives and onions. I tried a gluten free pizza crust mix that ended up a bit on the sticky side. Too much rice I think. Not one I'll try again.
The funny thing was I put the yeast in the bowl and the flax/egg replacer and then instead of dumping the bag of mix in I grabbed the bag of flax meal and dumped the whole thing in before I realized what I had done. So I had to start over. The mistake I added flour to, and mixed it up with some seeds and dried fruit and honey and made a sort of flat flax meal bread. It's edible especially if I toast it so I had some for breakfast this morning.
Well, off to get something done today before it the day ends! Later.
This week, Sarah is 7 months. For the last month she has been intensely observant of us when we eat, grabs for my spoon, my plate, my cup and in general wants whatever we are eating. So, every once in while I would give her a taste of something that we were eating, soup or smoothie, anything smooth enough for her to swallow without gagging. Last week, I gave her her first full meal of peaches. She loves food! So far, she's had peaches, sweet potatoes, squash, broth from the borscht I made, green smoothies, banana's and beets.
Like I said, she loves food and loves to eat. I weighed her yesterday and as my weight has been going down, her's goes up. She's now 15 lbs. She is officially twice what she weighed at birth.
Last Friday, I did it again. I am assuming the cause was the tator tots and french fries and there might have been some potato chips thrown in there somewhere. NO more fried food for me, I guess.
Anyway, it must have been too much oil, but I ended up with another gallbladder attack in the afternoon. It was early enough that I figured it would be over by bed time. Well, it was, almost. Just when I thought it was easing up, it started in again. So I spent the evening nibbling raw beets and sipping flaxseed tea. Then I dozed sitting up first in warm water in the tub, then in my rocking chair in the living room and finally sitting up in bed. Sometime in the early morning, the stone that was causing the problem either backed off or passed through and I was able to lay down comfortably.
So much for that. Since then, I've been eating mostly raw, and eating alot of beets. The other thing I've been doing is making sure I eat a high alkaline diet.
Yesterday, I made pizza for the kids. It was just pizza crust with tomatoes and spinach, olives and onions. I tried a gluten free pizza crust mix that ended up a bit on the sticky side. Too much rice I think. Not one I'll try again.
The funny thing was I put the yeast in the bowl and the flax/egg replacer and then instead of dumping the bag of mix in I grabbed the bag of flax meal and dumped the whole thing in before I realized what I had done. So I had to start over. The mistake I added flour to, and mixed it up with some seeds and dried fruit and honey and made a sort of flat flax meal bread. It's edible especially if I toast it so I had some for breakfast this morning.
Well, off to get something done today before it the day ends! Later.
Sunday, February 17, 2013
Latest happenings.
So, this month we've all had the flu, or something like it. The boys had it first, headache, fever, lethargic. So, I stayed home from church that week. The next week, I had it, so I stayed home from church again, this time by myself with Sarah who managed to entertain herself on the bed while I napped. The third week, Victor had got it so I took the kids to church and he stayed home. Finally, we got to got to church all together. Then Friday afternoon, we went out to eat at the chinese restaurant. Yum!. Except, I ate too much fried food and woke up with a gallbladder attack at 3 am. So, I stayed home from church yet again. When will I ever learn?!
I was feeling better by lunch time and was able to go to the afternoon baptism of one of the youngsters of our church. And had yummy food at the evening potluck!
On a more positive note, the kids joined Kids Club with 3ABN and are enjoying practicing their writing while doing the Bible studies.
Victor and I have been wasting alot of time on the computer, but just recently started up again with reading some great books and spending time studying the Bible. We also managed to get the carpet in the living room cleaned (although it doesn't look it anymore). I did some major pruning of the rosemary bushes out front, which actually ended up with one of them totally pulled out since it was dead to the roots.
Victor did the sermon a couple weeks ago, or was it last week? I've lost track of the time with all the illness and such. He showed the first 30 minutes of "The Blueprint: Earth's Final Movie" by Ivor Myers. Everyone wants to see the rest of it so hopefully the pastor can get him another couple of weeks to do that.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YPTtslMKZVg
Sarah is 6 months old now. She's sitting up on her own, even though she can't get to that position by herself yet. She had her first full meal of pureed peaches this morning for breakfast. She has had bites of other things at other meals, and she loves food and grabbing the spoon, so she is pretty much ready for solids. Right now, she's teething so dribbles all down her front, so I have to keep a bib on her at all times and change it out at least once a day. She loves to talk and sing to herself, but of course there are no intelligible words yet.
Well, I think that's all for now.
Oh, yeah, an upside to being sick, for me, I'm back down to what I weighed before I got pregnant with Sarah. 150 lbs or a bit less. Yay for me. Some of it I lost while sick because I didn't eat for 2 days. The rest I lost because I left out the wheat. I didn't realize how much that actually affected me. Now, I just need to stay off it and forget about the fried foods. I guess I'll just have to have chinese food at home, no eating it out. I feel better when I don't eat it anyway. Even the best places use so much oil and fat. If I make it myself I can make it healthier and still get most of the flavor.
Ok, now I'm done.
Til later!
I was feeling better by lunch time and was able to go to the afternoon baptism of one of the youngsters of our church. And had yummy food at the evening potluck!
On a more positive note, the kids joined Kids Club with 3ABN and are enjoying practicing their writing while doing the Bible studies.
Victor and I have been wasting alot of time on the computer, but just recently started up again with reading some great books and spending time studying the Bible. We also managed to get the carpet in the living room cleaned (although it doesn't look it anymore). I did some major pruning of the rosemary bushes out front, which actually ended up with one of them totally pulled out since it was dead to the roots.
Victor did the sermon a couple weeks ago, or was it last week? I've lost track of the time with all the illness and such. He showed the first 30 minutes of "The Blueprint: Earth's Final Movie" by Ivor Myers. Everyone wants to see the rest of it so hopefully the pastor can get him another couple of weeks to do that.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YPTtslMKZVg
Sarah is 6 months old now. She's sitting up on her own, even though she can't get to that position by herself yet. She had her first full meal of pureed peaches this morning for breakfast. She has had bites of other things at other meals, and she loves food and grabbing the spoon, so she is pretty much ready for solids. Right now, she's teething so dribbles all down her front, so I have to keep a bib on her at all times and change it out at least once a day. She loves to talk and sing to herself, but of course there are no intelligible words yet.
Well, I think that's all for now.
Oh, yeah, an upside to being sick, for me, I'm back down to what I weighed before I got pregnant with Sarah. 150 lbs or a bit less. Yay for me. Some of it I lost while sick because I didn't eat for 2 days. The rest I lost because I left out the wheat. I didn't realize how much that actually affected me. Now, I just need to stay off it and forget about the fried foods. I guess I'll just have to have chinese food at home, no eating it out. I feel better when I don't eat it anyway. Even the best places use so much oil and fat. If I make it myself I can make it healthier and still get most of the flavor.
Ok, now I'm done.
Til later!
Friday, January 18, 2013
48 questions
48 Things that may or may not be common knowledge
My friend Jenn posted this on her blog,
and it looked fun so I thought I would try
my hand at it. Hope you enjoy it!
1. WERE YOU NAMED AFTER ANYONE?
Not really, though my middle name is a
shortened version of my Grandma's first name.
and it looked fun so I thought I would try
my hand at it. Hope you enjoy it!
1. WERE YOU NAMED AFTER ANYONE?
Not really, though my middle name is a
shortened version of my Grandma's first name.
2. WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME YOU CRIED?
Today, I watched a sad/happy video on Godvine.
3. DO YOU LIKE YOUR HANDWRITING?
Sure. Most of the time.
4. WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE LUNCH MEAT?
Don't have one, unless you count vegetarian turkey,
but I can't eat that anymore because it has eggs and
I'm kind of afraid to eat it now since eggs aggravate
my gallbladder.
4. WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE LUNCH MEAT?
Don't have one, unless you count vegetarian turkey,
but I can't eat that anymore because it has eggs and
I'm kind of afraid to eat it now since eggs aggravate
my gallbladder.
5. DO YOU HAVE KIDS?
Yep! 4 of them. 3 boys and 1 girl.
6. IF YOU WERE ANOTHER PERSON,
WOULD YOU BE FRIENDS WITH YOU?
Possibly, although I might not get along with myself. I
tend to be selfish and critical and if I were still like myself,
I would probably be at my own throat alot. :)
7. DO YOU USE SARCASM A LOT?
Only when being sarcastic. :P
8. DO YOU STILL HAVE YOUR TONSILS?
Yes, and like my friend Jenn said they even
work and don't give me any problems,
unlike other organs: my gallbladder, in my case.
tend to be selfish and critical and if I were still like myself,
I would probably be at my own throat alot. :)
7. DO YOU USE SARCASM A LOT?
Only when being sarcastic. :P
8. DO YOU STILL HAVE YOUR TONSILS?
Yes, and like my friend Jenn said they even
work and don't give me any problems,
unlike other organs: my gallbladder, in my case.
9. WOULD YOU BUNGEE JUMP?
Not me. That's my mom's area of fun!
10. WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE CEREAL?
Right now it's Rice Krispies.
11. DO YOU UNTIE YOUR SHOES
WHEN YOU TAKE THEM OFF?
11. DO YOU UNTIE YOUR SHOES
WHEN YOU TAKE THEM OFF?
No, and most of the time not even when I
put them on. Bad habit I know!
12. DO YOU THINK YOU ARE STRONG?
put them on. Bad habit I know!
12. DO YOU THINK YOU ARE STRONG?
Physically, not strong enough. Could be stronger.
13. WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE ICE CREAM?
13. WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE ICE CREAM?
Rocky Road, but can't eat the real stuff anymore,
so it would have to be homemade frozen banana.
so it would have to be homemade frozen banana.
14. WHAT IS THE FIRST THING YOU NOTICE
ABOUT PEOPLE?
Their eyes I think.
15. RED OR PINK?
Pink
16. WHAT IS THE LEAST FAVORITE THING
ABOUT YOURSELF?
Being a packrat.
17. WHO DO YOU MISS THE MOST?
I don't know. My mom and dad and my brother and
sister. They all live too far away.
18. WHAT IS THE TECHNIQUE THAT YOU
NEED TO WORK ON THE MOST?
Being unselfish.
19. WHAT COLOR SHOES ARE YOU WEARING?
None right now. White tennis shoes or black dress shoes.
20. WHAT WAS THE LAST THING YOU ATE?
Rice and salad with corn tortillas and homemade
avocado/salsa dressing
21. WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO RIGHT NOW?
The kids being silly
22. IF YOU WERE A CRAYON, WHAT COLOR
WOULD YOU BE?
Violet
23. FAVORITE SMELLS?
The desert after it rains, and the baby after she
nurses or has a bath.
24. HOW IMPORTANT ARE YOUR POLITICAL
VIEWS TO YOU?
Not important at all. I ignore politics.
25. MOUNTAIN HIDEWAWAY OR BEACH HOUSE?
Can't I have both?
26. FAVORITE SPORTS TO WATCH?
Boorringg! I don't watch sports.
27. HAIR COLOR?
Blonde
28. EYE COLOR?
Hazel
29. DO YOU WEAR CONTACTS?
Nope
30. FAVORITE FOOD?
Asian, vegan sushi
31. SCARY MOVIES OR HAPPY ENDINGS?
Happy endings
32. LAST MOVIE YOU WATCHED?
I don't remember, but I've been watching
Murder, She wrote.
33. WHAT COLOR SHIRT ARE YOU WEARING?
Blue
34. SUMMER OR WINTER?
Summer, definitely. I don't like wearing lots of layers.
35. FAVORITE DESSERT?
Not sure. I guess, it would have to be
oatmeal carob chip cookies.
36. STRENGTH TRAINING OR CARDIO?
Cardio, on the tramp or walking
37. COMPUTER OR TELEVISION?
Computer. I watch most things online anyway.
38. WHAT BOOK(s) ARE YOU READING NOW?
Adventist Home, E. G. White
Blue
34. SUMMER OR WINTER?
Summer, definitely. I don't like wearing lots of layers.
35. FAVORITE DESSERT?
Not sure. I guess, it would have to be
oatmeal carob chip cookies.
36. STRENGTH TRAINING OR CARDIO?
Cardio, on the tramp or walking
37. COMPUTER OR TELEVISION?
Computer. I watch most things online anyway.
38. WHAT BOOK(s) ARE YOU READING NOW?
Adventist Home, E. G. White
Bible, God
A few compilations. And some online, and
some on my kindle app. Ongoing.
39. WHAT IS ON YOUR MOUSE PAD?
My mouse.
40. FAVORITE SOUND?
Right now, it's my baby laughing.
41. FAVORITE GENRE OF MUSIC?
Classical
42. WHAT IS THE FARTHEST YOU HAVE
BEEN FROM HOME?
France and Italy.
43. DO YOU HAVE A SPECIAL TALENT?
I wouldn't call it special. But I can play the piano,
a few other stringed instruments and some wind.
I can sight read music fairly well, and have gotten
better at playing by ear.
some on my kindle app. Ongoing.
39. WHAT IS ON YOUR MOUSE PAD?
My mouse.
40. FAVORITE SOUND?
Right now, it's my baby laughing.
41. FAVORITE GENRE OF MUSIC?
Classical
42. WHAT IS THE FARTHEST YOU HAVE
BEEN FROM HOME?
France and Italy.
43. DO YOU HAVE A SPECIAL TALENT?
I wouldn't call it special. But I can play the piano,
a few other stringed instruments and some wind.
I can sight read music fairly well, and have gotten
better at playing by ear.
44. WHERE WERE YOU BORN?
Southern California
45. WHERE ARE YOU LIVING NOW?
Southern Utah
46. WHAT COLOR IS YOUR HOUSE?
Dirty Yellow, with dirty white trim. And it's not a house.
47. WHAT COLOR IS YOUR CAR?
Which one? A dirty white pickup, and a dusty tan van.
48. DO YOU LIKE ANSWERING 48 QUESTIONS?
Tuesday, January 15, 2013
LIfe in 2013
Happy New Year all you people who happen to read this!
So, the saga of life continues. So far this year, Victor has worked 1 day and we have gone through the yearly application for unemployment which accompanies his boss' two month vacation. God is good and always provides for our needs.
We have gotten quite a few things done that were on our honey-do list for this period of time. We cleaned the living room and reorganized it so it's not so cluttered. Victor cuts up some wood every few days with the handsaw and the table saw for the woodstove. We are working on the rest of the house to get it cleaned up and less cluttered. I guess you could call it our spring cleaning in the middle of winter!
I've been pretty good about staying wheat free for the most part and feel much better when I'm not eating it.
Right now, it's really cold. The furnace is kicking in which means our propane tank is now close to empty. Going to have to get some more. The wind was really bad for the last few days so the wind chill must have been below zero even though the actual temperature at night was in the low teens. We managed to keep the indoor temperature up above freezing :) at least in the bedrooms with the heaters running, and the living room during the day with the woodstove almost red hot. Today is much warmer so haven't needed the woodstove and Victor got some propane and turned the furnace up. The sun is shining in the living room so it's warm and the wind stopped so the cold isn't coming through the walls as easily. Praise the Lord for the respite.
Victor had to take the van to go do a job on a generator since the truck needs a fuel line replaced before he can drive it again. I was planning to do some grocery shopping today but I guess it will have to wait until he gets back. Maybe tomorrow. It's just as well. Two of the kids have a headache, slightly feverish and tired, and baby is fussy so we're just being lazy for the time being.
It seems in our studies of late, that time is getting short, Satan is working very hard to discourage many from truth and things are winding up toward the end. We must pray and watch, watch and pray. Jesus is coming soon and the Bible says that right before He comes there will be hard times and tribulations. We must be ready.
Study to show thyself approved unto God. Watch and pray. Get to know God as a Friend and Savior and let Him change you into what He meant you to be, a citizen fit for heaven! He wants us all there but He won't force anyone to accept Him. He's offering us His grace and life as a gift. Accept Him now.
So, the saga of life continues. So far this year, Victor has worked 1 day and we have gone through the yearly application for unemployment which accompanies his boss' two month vacation. God is good and always provides for our needs.
We have gotten quite a few things done that were on our honey-do list for this period of time. We cleaned the living room and reorganized it so it's not so cluttered. Victor cuts up some wood every few days with the handsaw and the table saw for the woodstove. We are working on the rest of the house to get it cleaned up and less cluttered. I guess you could call it our spring cleaning in the middle of winter!
I've been pretty good about staying wheat free for the most part and feel much better when I'm not eating it.
Right now, it's really cold. The furnace is kicking in which means our propane tank is now close to empty. Going to have to get some more. The wind was really bad for the last few days so the wind chill must have been below zero even though the actual temperature at night was in the low teens. We managed to keep the indoor temperature up above freezing :) at least in the bedrooms with the heaters running, and the living room during the day with the woodstove almost red hot. Today is much warmer so haven't needed the woodstove and Victor got some propane and turned the furnace up. The sun is shining in the living room so it's warm and the wind stopped so the cold isn't coming through the walls as easily. Praise the Lord for the respite.
Victor had to take the van to go do a job on a generator since the truck needs a fuel line replaced before he can drive it again. I was planning to do some grocery shopping today but I guess it will have to wait until he gets back. Maybe tomorrow. It's just as well. Two of the kids have a headache, slightly feverish and tired, and baby is fussy so we're just being lazy for the time being.
It seems in our studies of late, that time is getting short, Satan is working very hard to discourage many from truth and things are winding up toward the end. We must pray and watch, watch and pray. Jesus is coming soon and the Bible says that right before He comes there will be hard times and tribulations. We must be ready.
Study to show thyself approved unto God. Watch and pray. Get to know God as a Friend and Savior and let Him change you into what He meant you to be, a citizen fit for heaven! He wants us all there but He won't force anyone to accept Him. He's offering us His grace and life as a gift. Accept Him now.
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