How often are we “too busy” to listen to our children? How often do we let our personal agendas, attitudes, or being tired let us get frustrated and angry with our children? I’m sure that we all have our moments. And I’m pretty sure we’ve all had to deal with frustrating people in our lives, other than our children. If we want to have a relationship with our children that has a solid foundation then we need to do more but listening and curb the frustration and anger. Understand this, my dear brothers and sisters: You must all be quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to get angry. – James 1:19 NLT https://bible.com/bible/116/jas.1.19.NLT
Fabulous pictures, Tim…
So, since I missed it somewhere along the line… how did you and Vanessa meet?
i guess this means i’m not the most important person in your life anymore.
i’m not crying
profusely
in a huge puddle
of tears
(obviously)
but seriously, looks like a good time. you know what you should do after such a good time?
BLOG! longer than two sentences.
Hey… great pictures. You should come out sometime and check out the new stuff going on at camp… I just got done testing out the new sound system and visual equipment too. This weekend is womens retreat, so that’s probably not the best time, but pop out during the week or any other weekend if you want. Let me know ahead of time and there will probably even be a meal in it for you. You know the number… I think.
For those that don’t know Vanessa and I met through eHarmony. And as it would happen right now my plan is to move to Michigan, so long as that’s God’s plan. I’m trusting in Him to work those details out. If I could just have my way I’d be moving out there right now, however my true desire is to be following God’s guidence in this relationship.