What I did Saturday
Life is not about waiting for the storms to pass- it is about learning to dance in the rain.
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About Me
- PJ
- I'm a fellow traveller on this planet, bent on making a difference in the lives I touch. Sometimes I teach: Sra. Frizzle. Sometimes I cook: Mexibilly Cuisine. Sometimes I write: Color Me Ozark. Sometimes I photograph: PJ's Life, Light and Lens. Sometimes I counsel: Beauty for Ashes. Sometimes I share life experiences: Bits and Pieces. I was a living liver donor, December 29, 2005. Then I was diagnosed with breast cancer August 6, 2006. (It still takes my breath away to write that!) After a left radical mastectomy and a year of chemotherapy I was declared cancer-free. What a roller coaster ride! From healthy-as-a-horse liver donor to a battle with cancer, all in the space of a few months! I've come to realize that the call of God on my life includes the task of sharing with others those dark moments, those difficult times at the end of human strength when God's Grace and Mercy has carried me through. That same Grace and Mercy is availble to YOU...whatever path you may be on, whatever valley you may be crossing. God is with you. ************ I can be contacted through: www.jccelgin.org **** Y abri un blog en Espanol. Anicos y piezas.
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God walk: A Journey of Faith
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1 comment:
PJ, you techie-grandma, you! This is awesome! Back-ground music and everything :)
That foam pit looked like loads of fun, I'd belly-flop right into it!
I remember back in 5th or 6th grade I tried to do a front flip off the diving board at the pool and hit the back of my head on the board. I didn't get hurt, I mean it hurt but I didn't get a wound. I just kind of floated there face down for a few seconds to process what happened, then I went and found Mom. When I saw them flip into the foam my first thought was, "Eee they are going to hit their heads!" But they didn't :)
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