11/11/09

Veteran Day Memorial for my Daddy.......




CRAIGJohn Grant Craig age 73, of San Antonio, born November 22, 1935 in Boston, MA, died Sunday, September 20, 2009. He completed USAF training command in 1956, traveled extensively in the Air Force and served as a navigator for the Air Force during a tour in the Philippines. John attended the University of Texas, University of Minnesota and received his B. A. from Trinity University. He was a proud member of the Pilgrim Society. He was preceded in death by his parents, Addison Bradford and Pearl Frances Craig; brother, Charles B. Craig. Survivors: wife, Mary Alice Craig; daughters, Cindy Craig Timmins and husband, Tim, and Catherine Craig Burke and husband, Kipper; brother James P. Craig and wife Vivian; grandchildren, Catherine and Caroline Timmins, Addison and Campbell Burke, Ryan Thang, Erin and Alex Deakyne, and Madison and Grant Silianoff; stepdaughters, Wendy Thang and husband Mark, Stacy Deakyne and husband, Jeff and Lori Silianoff and husband John; and numerous nieces and nephews. The family would like to thank Dr. Rohit Kapoor and his staff and the caring nurses of the oncology ward of N. E. Methodist Hospital.

11/3/09

Texas Tuesday

Let there be no question as to where my loyalty lay!

11/1/09

Halloween!

Spider Girl & "Alex" from Wizards of Waverly Place
Nadya & ?????


My Octo-Babies!

Some Tricks and Lots of Treats!

10/26/09

H1N1


Well, I have survived!


I was in bed from Monday evening until Saturday afternoon!


Fever Spiked to 102.9 on Wednesday.


Kids never got it. (AMEN)


Hubby had it, but much milder case.


WASH YOU HANDS AND COVER YOUR COUGH!


10/12/09

Use your Heart today


The brain gives the heart its sight.
The heart gives the brain its vision.
--Rob Kall

9/28/09

John Grant Craig

November 22, 1935-September 20, 2009
Rest in Peace Daddy,
I love you and miss you.









9/18/09

The Fire of Your Heart


Daily Devotional by Max Lucado
“the One who came still comes and the One who spoke still speaks”

September 18
The Fire of Your Heart

My God, I want to do what you want. Your teachings are in my heart.
Psalm 40:8 (NCV)

Want to know God's will for your life? Then answer this question: What ignites your heart? Forgotten orphans? Untouched nations? The inner city? The outer limits?
Heed the fire within!
Do you have a passion to sing? Then sing! Are you stirred to manage? Then manage! Do you ache for the ill? Then treat them! Do you hurt for the lost? Then teach them!
As a young man I felt the call to preach. Unsure if I was correct in my reading of God's will for me, I sought the counsel of a minister I admired. His counsel still rings true. "Don't preach," he said, "unless you have to."
As I pondered his words I found my answer: "I have to. If I don't, the fire will consume me."

What is the fire that consumes you?


From: The Great House of God
Copyright (Word Publishing, 1997) Max Lucado

9/16/09

M.I.A.

I have been M.I.A. from Blogging for quite some time now. I have had several reasons I guess and none really.

1. Summer makes me crazy
2. Having had surgery at the beginning of summer made me crazier
3. I have spent too much time on facebook
4. Back to school is always hectic
5. Schedules are nuts with soccer, scouts, piano, school, homework, etc
6. I am back to volunteering weekly and not home as much
7. Had some work done on our house that was a repair and needed doing so I stayed away a bit
8. Had to visit San Antonio to see my Daddy who is dying from lung cancer
9. Been sad for a dear friend with pancreatic cancer and is so young and beautiful
10. I am leading a bible study on Monday and loving that
11. Been busy as a deacon for my church
12. Helping with two PSA (like PTO) projects
13. Trying to be a great mommy to my girls
14. Trying to be a good wife to my husband
15. Trying not to waste time on the computer..........Ha!

So, that is my latest in a list.

Pray for my Daddy. He nears the end of his battle with Lung Cancer and struggles to breathe. Quit smoking or you too may suffocate like he is, slowly. Pray fro my friend Julie that her battle be courageous and painless.

Pray for Julie's family, her two daughters and husband, that they may find peace and healing too.

Pray for a cure for cancer. All cancer. Any cancer. It is awful and SUCKS.

I will be back to blogging, just not as often. Still check in with you all, just not as often. Hope everyone is having a blessed Wednesday. Still my favorite day of the week.

9/2/09