For a little while, I have been put out to pasture! Like my friend, here.
New friends who decided to say hello, on the edge of Port Meadow in Oxford. taken by Joel
Dear Friends,
What an incredible couple of weeks this has been. My accident, the serious eye infection, the multiple trips to the emergency room, holding my precious new grand-baby-Lily in between, walking Sarah through young motherhood, and hosting our first Mumheart conference in London... in absentia! I was in a hotel room squirting eyedrops into my eyes!
Through the ups and downs, I've been thankful for the graces of God to allow my sweet friends to be near me, my family to support me, and the thousands of letters from people saying they were praying. Your kindnesses often brought me to tears.
Launch Team!
With the help of my friends, we are finally getting a launch team up for Clay's and my new book The Lifegiving Parent!
You can pre-order the book here...
You can join the launch team here...
Because I will probably be out of commission for another 6-10 weeks, I am so grateful for all of you who will help me spread the word about this book. These lifegiving principles will inspire you, give you practical ideas, and lead you in leading your children down the path of life with Christ. I think you will love the book.
It would mean so much to me if everyone could help share this book with your friends and community.
Daffodil Stroll...
I just had to share these lovely pictures with you. Joel and Joy took me for my first outing since the injury to St. James park opposite Buckingham palace in London. I can't tell you how much this beauty reminded me that Christ is the source of all returning life and beauty.
“And then my heart with pleasure fills
and dances with the daffodils”
Fixing hair... once a mama, always a mama!
After being away from our new little home for five days, I returned to Joel's potato soup. And to hugs from Clay, Sarah, Thomas, and little Lilian.
Baby yawns are best...
Again, my plead! Help with my launch, go here. :-)
Lots of love and hugs coming to you!
Sally