Tag: Sunday morning

• Sunday Morning of the 21st

  Once Mom left my room and she and Dad headed towards Sullivan, I tried to go back to sleep. I had at least 3 alarms to make sure I woke up to prepare the Lasagna. Yet I had a heavy heart… I prayed over the situation and that help would be presented and somehow things…

  Garnetjewel

  October 4, 2025

  Bible Reflections, Family, God’s Timing, Modern American History

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• Thoughts of Frustration

  This afternoon they were all stomped into submission. Another weekend of being stomped on literally by bullies had been quite tiresome. This is what happens when you give them half an inch then they want to dictate to you the terms of your submission. Today though, was a good day for a practice session. It…

  Garnetjewel

  February 12, 2025

  God’s Timing, Spontaneity At It’s Best

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• Thursday… Lessons Learned

  Approaching February 6th still remains a solemn day for me. No matter how many years since that year it happened in 2005. Perhaps though for tonight, I will start with last night and the other thing that happened before my few minutes and goodnight words with my boyfriend. There was a Christmas Party in the…

  Garnetjewel

  February 5, 2025

  American Heritage, Family

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• Sunday With Longfellow

  Goodness not quite a month ago was Thanksgiving Day. Though it does feel like a long month ago. On that very night on Great American Family the true story of Longfellow’s poem was debuted. Simply called “I Heard The Bells.” This moving film was broadcast with no commercials. This was also the day my parents…

  Garnetjewel

  December 23, 2024

  American Heritage, Bible Reflections

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