Making it easier for the Christian woman to obtain good reading material. Visit today for a sneak preview and to help make this a blessing to others.
Your voice counts!
Brand New Ebook...
FEARLESS TEMPLATE TINKERING
A Guide For the Faint of Heart
By Carrie Rella
$6.95/ebook
If I can learn how to create and tweak templates without any technical training or knowledge, you can too! It's fun and easy! I'll show you how! Includes lots of
online and periodical resources, HTML coding and other aid.
From My Family To Yours...
"FEEDING YOUR FAMILY ON LESS
How To Cut Your Grocery Bill By At Least Half
Without Sacrifice Or Discomfort"
By Carrie Rella
$5/ebook
Learn how I am able to keep costs down for feeding our family of ten to under $150 bi-weekly. It's easy! Includes several helpful printables for your own personal use.
On Our Menu...
Thursday's Meals
Breakfast: Pancakes, milk
Lunch:Ham salad sandwiches on my whole wheat bread, sliced cantaloupe, iced water
Supper:Chicken and Wild Rice Soup, corn muffins, iced water
Friday's Meals
Breakfast:Cornmeal mush, milk
Lunch:Ham & Bean Chowder, sliced wheat bread, iced water Supper:Skillet Scramble, lettuce salad, iced water
Saturday's Meals
Lunch:Order in (Saturday treat!) Supper:Peanut butter & jelly sandwiches on whole wheat, carrot sticks, air-popped popcorn, iced water
Remember! You can eat well on a small budget! Your family's health is worth it!
Cape dresses, infant items, headcoverings/hanging veils, handmade washrags, greeting cards, and more!
NEW STOCK THIS WEEK: Modest girls' dresses, Hair bun tool, more sewing patterns,and crocheted newborn booties in a variety of colors and styles!
If you have any experience with miscarriage, stillbirth or neonatal death and would like to share your story with others, please contact me. I am looking for contributions
for a (publisher printed) book I'm working on. I will be happy to send you the outline if you're not sure your experience would be a "fit". Thank you in advance!
Well, everyone. I've been officially diagnosed with a severe condition. It's serious.
"Unending Pregnancy Syndrome"
I am expected to expect... eternally.
This baby, I understand, will never arrive. I will just carry her about within me until I stand next to a city bus and measure the same.
Oh, whatever will I do?
If any of you have any advice or experience, do share. I'm reeling with the news and quite unhappy. I've already completed so much readying for what I thought was going to result in an adorable, cuddly baby girl.
Now this.
What will I do with all the tiny little sleepers? The little dresses I've sewn? The booties? And I've already had my husband go through the trouble of bringing furniture for the baby down from the attic, and have rearranged our room to suit.
I'm so disappointed!
If only the Lord would release me, and bring my baby forth! Soon! Tell me this is just a false diagnoses! A dream!
I long to hold my baby in my arms, and lose all my aches and pains! I want to soothe a crying baby rather than waddle.
Well, I suppose I will soon adjust to the bad news. Do pray for me. Perhaps God will attend to your pleas and send this baby to me, after all!
~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~
A note to those who've commented:
Yes, it's time!
If any of you have any tips on making it through these last days, I'm "all eyes"! Write away!
I have a bottle of castor oil here that's looking mighty fine but I know in the past it hasn't worked. So... there it still sits with that unmistakable odor that brings memories fresh as new!
Yes, we're having a hospital birth. I desired home, but husband didn't feel as positive at the idea as we lost a baby (midwife was not there) in 2000, two days after birth. My second through fourth babies came at home. It was such a wonderful, pleasant experience (even with the pain) to be in my own surroundings, as compared to the last four hospital births.
I will definitely post some pictures and a story when I'm able! I can't wait to get past the work of labor and finally "meet" this little blessing! My arms just absolutely ache to hold her!
I have always said I would rather do natural labor than be pregnant. At least in labor, you have no sense of the passing time, and it ENDS!!!! pregnancy seems interminable! but, just think, soon you will be holding that baby! (and from personal experience - a little more of what got you in this situation, can get you out! *wink*)
Oh, carrie!! I hear your heart........it's time isn't it???? The last few days are so oooooooo hard....... praying that your precious bundle will soon arrive!
Will you have a homebirth??
Carrie~
You make me giggle AND long for another child. But I am in the "grandma" stage of life now.
Can I live vicariously through your pregnancy? *smile*
God bless Carrie, and it will be over soon enough. Can't wait to hear all about it and to see pics of your beautiful family.
{{{HUGS}}}
Julie *
You're wonderful writer, Carrie! Enjoy these last days with her IN, because she'll never go back to make you feel again HER precious moves from inside. I pray for both of you for an easier medications free hospital labor - I've pased it twice and it's quite bearable. God who's love be with your family
Hugs - Krystina
Obviously the baby has developed a sense of humor at an unprecedented early stage, the baby refuses to be born until the delivery is at it's most inconvenient time possible, then it'll be funny. Babies think hysterics is funny, don't ask me why, they just do.
~Randy
FREE DEVOTIONAL FROM STILLWATER MINISTRIES
Not only does Still Waters offer practical, godly devotions for every day, you'll find their booklets extremely helpful in reading your Bible through in one year.
Their plan is easy and fun!