Thursday, December 10, 2009

Thrilling Thursday!

Going through my mail pile from when I was out of town I found a lovely card from quilting buddies. They banded together and put money together to pay for my meds for the month plus. Sweet friends, generous, great blessing.

(click on picture for upclose view of drops of paint, blue hands, etc)

This is what I look like after a long day painting. Sherman Williams "Spa" and can't remember the name of the dark, rich brown. It was like painting with chocolate pudding! Client allowed me to paint the ceiling--and it looks stunning! I painted the closet the same blue. Tomorrow girls' names, polka dots, faux rick-rack trim.

John's interview was 1 1/2 hours, he is one of 6 they are considering. We should hear back early next week if he had a return interview...Exciting! Prayers are answered!

I got a call from Census Department! They offered me a job, recruiting, same pay as earlier this year, plus miles. I start training/working on Monday morning! John will keep helping with babysitting and getting the kids off to school until Emma comes home and we put her to work!

And seminary was incredible this morning. We ended the discussion with singing, "I Stand All Amazed at the Love Jesus Offers Me..."

Things are going to be okay! Hallelujah!

6 comments:

landbeck said...

It's time to make your lunch!

Victoria said...

Sweet post, and you deserve all the blessings... it will all work out. Sometimes it is hard to understand why we need particular experiences. It all seems much clearer when we look back, doesn't it?

Deb said...

Great news. I'm so glad you post every day. I'm feeling emotional about the gift from your quilter friends. You are loved.

Jane Babcock said...

Good things. Thanks for letting us know how things are going.

Fine Art by Jennifer said...

Those sound like great blessings. When you get a chance out of your busy schedule, please send us pictures of the work you did at your mom's!

nichole said...

Good news!! I hope you post pictures of your painting projects!