Woo! How crazy that I have done 100 posts since starting this blog in like September or October of this past year 🙂 I don't really have anything too exciting, like a giveaway, to commemorate it though. So hopefully you just love me and the stuff I ramble about 😉

Yesterday we did end up being able to make it out of the stupid steep hill at the front of our neighborhood to make it to the birthday get together for our niece. It's always nice to spend time with family.

Niece Vanessa

Last night we just got subs and I finished up my book. D is for Deadbeat by Sue Grafton.

A Kinsey Millhone Mystery

This is just another book in the Kinsey Millhone mystery series. I didn't like it quite as much as the three I have read so far, but I did still enjoy it. I am always a fan of mystery books where you try to figure out who the bad guy is too. The series starts with the book A is for Alibi and so far she has written through the letter U. I plan on reading them all. 😉

Today was teaching Sunday School. I didn't make it to service because Peter kept M home due to her hopefully getting over this bad cough and I had to get back to help him with her. Our Sunday school class was good though. So today's Good Life Sunday topic will go along with what we talked about in class. We discussed how some cultures that were in central and influential locations during the ancient times would sacrifice their children in the fire in the belief that their lands would be blessed with fertility and produce. Now, when considering that it is very easy for us to be disgusted and wonder how in the world they could have done that!? But, even today, we will sacrifice parts of our life to attempt to gain prosperity. No, it may not be by giving our children up to burn to death, but how many people in our culture idolize money, power, fame, sex, other's opinions, even watching TV, etc. We all have things that we put on a pedestal and that can remove us from where our focus should be - our faith and all the good it provides us. I know I've been guilty of idolizing food, workouts, etc and desiring recognition from others about how dedicated I am to my body. There was a time where it went from being healthy and working out as a way to take care of the body and health God blessed me with, to idolizing it and letting it control my life. So even good things can work against us if we allow them to be idols and cause us to sacrifice things that really matter. So, in summary, today's Good Life Sunday lesson to consider is where do you put your focus? Is there something that consumes your life, that perhaps shouldn't or should be more balanced with other areas?

And on a fun note...check out the cute Valentine I got from Peter and Makenzie today. Even if, M got into it before I was able to snap a good picture 😉 I had to chase that girl down to get that chocolate from her!

Dark Chocolate Bliss Heart

I like chocolate!!!

Well, this morning I was SUPPOSED to leave around 10 to make the drive to meet my pal Lindsey for lunch around 12. That was quickly halted when my little Corrolla wouldn't even make it out of our driveway due to the ice. So actually getting snow in Georgia = not getting out for lunch. Now, it's all melting fast but the place we were looking at going closes at 2:00. We made plans to meet this upcoming Friday for lunch instead. She is a really cool gal, some of you are already aware of that since she had a blog before, and I am bummed we didn't get to catch up today.

So far this morning, I have made a big dent in my book I am reading and snuggled up with Peter. Since the roads are clearing now we will be heading out to his parents' house in awhile to visit everyone for our niece's and my father in law's birthdays. That is all that will be going on today it looks like.

In other news, Makenzie is acting better. I'm hoping the expectorant medicine we FINALLY got is working some magic. My baby girl needed it. And I had to include some cute snow pictures 🙂

our house

blurry shot of us two gals