Mimi Mine

The following is a message from Dr. David Jeremiah, founder of Turning Point Radio and Television Ministries  https://www.davidjeremiah.org/ . He is speaking from the pulpit at Shadow Mountain Community Church in El Cajon, Ca., a suburb of San Diego, Ca.  I hope up you will be able to watch the entire 30+ minutes of the video on dealing with the worldwide Corona Covid-19 virus pandemic we are dealing with. He is an awesome evangelical minister and his message is inspiring. https://youtu.be/zdPyAyZVNuQ For more information about Turning Point Radio and Television ministries you can click  here . I hope you will be blessed by his message. I know I have been. May God bless you and keep you.

Friends, it has been a long time since I posted on my little blog. In these days when so many of us are feeling troubled, fearful and uncertain there is someone we can always count on to see us through. I feel led to share the following words written by the Apostle Paul and found in the Holy Bible . It is my hope that you will find some comfort through the inspired Words of God the Heavenly Father. Let God be your Comforter, knowing that he is working in ways that only He can do. We are safe in His shadow. He is Almighty and All Powerful and He is working right now for our good! That is my belief and my conviction and I am assured that we will come through these uncertain times victorious and be confident  will go forward with certainty in our futures. Blessed be His Holy Word. Reference:  https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Romans+8%3A28&version=NIV Romans 8:28   New International Version (NIV) 28  And we know that in all things God works for...

In 1997 "Titanic the Movie" came on the scene and was a huge success. The movie was nominated for 14 Academy Awards and won 11. I found this article from Wikapedia very interesting, as it delves more into the main characters portrayed in the movie. Some of them were fictional and others were actual people who were sailing or working on the Titanic when it collided with an iceberg in the icy waters of the North Atlantic Ocean. More than 1500 people were said either to have died when the luxury liner sank or froze to death in the cold waters that night of April 15, 1912. George Vanderbilt, who built Biltmore House known as Biltmore House as the home for he and his wife Edith. They traveled extensively and were, in fact, transatlantic travelers. Clothing worn on such voyages would have been the very latest in fashionable attire. The Vanderbilts had actually been booked to sail on the Titanic's maiden voyage. Anxious to get back home, they and their daughter decided t...

Simple D.I.Y.   Paper Star Tree Topper Hello everyone! I hope you are having a beautiful and blessed holiday season. It's beginning to look and feel a lot like Christmas down here in South Carolina. The weather is chilly and things look so festive everywhere we go. It is hard not to get in to the spirit of things. Ever since the tree in the living room went up this year, it has looked really nice except it was really bare at the top. We are very old fashioned around our house when it comes to what goes on our tree. In other words, we are not into cookie cutter or one color scheme or one-themed decorations. We load every single branch and sprig with ornaments, some of which are close to a half century old. Yes, we have been married going on fifty years now and we have some ornaments from the first Christmas we shared as newly-weds! It's a collection of memories of places, events and experiences with family and friends. Those are things that are important to us. The q...

As some of you may know, one of my feet has been giving me a lot of discomfort since the beginning of this year. Traditional x-rays did not reveal any fractures and so my case was treated as a bad sprain. The chronic pain increased over the months until late in October I suffered a fall in my back yard. Unfortunately, attempting to walk on the foot resulted in a loud popping sound and searing pain. After a visit to a prompt care facility in town and undergoing more x-rays, it was now obvious that the navicular bone located at the top of my foot had snapped. I was in denial, even after they directed me to an orthopedic specialist/surgeon.. Three days later, the specialist advised me that the area the fracture was located in was virtually impossible to occur in the manner in which the fall had occurred and was a stress fracture. This explained the many months of previous months and months of discomfort and pain in that foot. The only treatment was to be surgery and months of down...