This morning as I was leaving the house to go to my sons first track meet I found a piece of paper attached to my door titled "I Am Not Ashamed"  I grabbed it and headed to the truck.  As we were driving to the meet in Dallas I took some time to read this 8 1/2  X 11 piece of paper and was amazed at how easy it is for Christians to twist the scriptures to make them seem to say what we want them to.

In this little article the author stated:

Copy from my blog @ users.bible.org

This morning as I was leaving the house to go to my sons first track meet I found a piece of paper attached to my door titled "I Am Not Ashamed"  I grabbed it and headed to the truck.  As we were driving to the meet in Dallas I took some time to read this 8 1/2  X 11 piece of paper and was amazed at how easy it is for Christians to twist the scriptures to make them seem to say what we want them to.

In this little article the author stated:

I can not believe that it has been almost a year since I last posted in here (bad administrator bad administrator)  Well sadly this will be a short entry as there a million and one things that I need to get busy doing. Here is the short list:

Wow!  We have hobbled through successfully completed another week,  (I can say that even though it's Thursday because we are taking tomorrow off)After my first entry I was asked for the logistics in homeschooling 3 boys that are in 3 different grades so here it is:

LOTS and LOTS and LOTS of medication prayer.

WOW! What a workout!

My hubby and I just finished chest and tri day and let me tell you, I'm really hoping I can finish this entry before my arms go completely numb.

The Phantom of the Opera, The Mask, The Son of the Mask...

These movies all have one thing in common: People wear masks.  In the Phantom he wore his Mask because he was disfigured,  in The Mask and the Son of the Mask, the Mask provided an opportunity to live out their most intimate desires without much thought to the consequences.

Well today marks the end of our second week of home-schooling my 3 boys (8^th, 6^th and 2^nd grades) WOW! What an adventure!!! I am finding that I am learning a whole lot about myself (and the kids) in the process.