28
Jun
Author: Lou // Category:
Uncategorized
Apple is so great with fixing your computer when it is something they have done wrong. Any good companies would do that for you, if they are smart and want to keep your business. In my previous blog, Men… Why are they here?
I talked about Michael’s computer breaking and not working. I was kind of sad for him but happy in the long run. Well, he sent the computer to Apple because they would fix it because of the warranty. Deep down inside, I was hoping that since he opened it up to fix it himself that they would not fix it. Most companys do that too. You have all seen the signs, IF SEAL IS BROKEN, WE WILL NOT REPAIR. Well, not Apple.
Today, Michael got his computer back. They fixed it and even fixed the sound that he broke when he tried to fix it himself. Dang Apple. Could you not have left my life alone? It is his happiest day but my saddest. Just kidding, I am glad that he got the computer back and it is working. I love to see him when he is happy. I guess we are even now since he bought me my phone and he has his computer back.
Anyways this will be the last blog until Sunday night. Ashton and I are going to camp. Yes that is right. Journey Church is having Family Camp. We leave tomorrow. Michael can’t go because he will have to work. I am sure that I won’t have any fun and be depressed because he is not there. I don’t know how I will be able to swim, canoe, ride bikes, play games, and eat without him. It will be rough but I am a big girl and will do it. After all my little man will be there to take care of me.
28
Jun
Author: Lou // Category:
Uncategorized
I was asked to write this blog by my loving husband. Everyone gets their dream car, well I got my dream phone. Yesterday, Michael bought me my pink razr phone. I love it.
Also, while writing this blog I was told to say how many times I have gotten a phone and he hasn’t. Well the truth is I am rough on phones. My last one the screen was broke and I couldn’t see anything on it. It made texting hard.
This is about it. I just wanted to let everyone know about my phone and how wonderful my husband is.
27
Jun
Author: Lou // Category:
Uncategorized
I am so amazed at seeing God working in Monticello. I never realized that me analyzing my life and putting it out there for all to read could make a difference. I guess that was God’s purpose.
For about 10 years, I have been drawn to the music of Clay Crosse. Listening to his music has brought me through many difficult times. God had placed his music in my life so long ago. I never realized why I have been drawn to his music but I have. I just wish I could meet this guy. Every time he comes to the area something comes up and I never get to go.
The very first song I heard from he was “He Walked A Mile.” This song has touched me and still does. Below are the lyrics to the song. Just reading it does something to me.
Before the threads of time began
was pre-ordained a mighty plan
that is should walk with him alone
the chords of trust unbroken
but the fate foresaw my wanderin’ eye
that non could yet restrain
to violate the friendship I
would cause so much pain
And every time I close my eyes
I see the nail,
I hear the cries
He did not keep Himself away
He was not stranger to my pain
He walked a mile in my shoes
He walked a mile
feet so dusty cracked with heat
but carried on by love’s heartbeat
a man of sorrows filled with grief
Forgiveness was His anthem
No feeble blow from tongue or pen
could ever sway by love for him
Across the echoed hills He trod
and reached into my world
And every time I close my eyes
I see the nail,
I hear the cries
He did not keep Himself away
He was not stranger to my pain
He walked a mile in my shoes
To me this song basically placed a picture into my head of what Jesus went through. I know I could never imagine the pain he went through for me. If anyone would go through that for people that have not even met, isn’t it worth the chance to get to know him. Jesus truly cares for us and is always willing to take us back.
Anyone who has not heard Clay Crosse should. He is truly a remarkable guy. I feel kind of attached to him because his family went through some of the same things that my family has. Clay was addicted to pornography and finally confessed to his wife. Guess what God has brought Clay and his family to glory and using them to help others, like me. You ought to read his book about his struggles with pornography. He shows his view and his wife. It help Michael and I during our time. We could both picture what each other were thinking. It saved my marriage.
Check out his site.
26
Jun
Author: Lou // Category:
Uncategorized
You never realize how important something you say really 
is.
People are acting like I am some kind of hero for writing my blog. I sort of feel like a celebrity. I am glad that my message has touched some lives.
The only reason why I wrote yesterday’s blog was because I hate (sorry can’t stand) people that hide behind their past. It just simply drives me nuts. If those people drive me nuts why should I be that person. Plus God has been putting that on my shoulders for some time (years). I just now found the place and courage to tell. I feel like I have friends who care and won’t ridicule. I am sure there are some but that’s life.
I found out today after hanging out with Susan that they prayed for us before they knew us. They just happened to see us in the parking lot and felt the urge to pray for us. I found that kind of miraculous, because of the book Jeff has us reading. Chapters 3 or 4 mention people being called to pray for people they have never met. I guess God has been working in my life for some time. He actually had people praying for us that we didn’t know or even met.
I feel like I am finally have a social class or group of buds that I fit into. I don’t feel like I have to be someone I am not. It is great.
Well, enough blogging for now. Once I start writing it is hard to stop.
Apple is so great with fixing your computer when it is something they have done wrong. Any good companies would do that for you, if they are smart and want to keep your business. In my previous blog, Men… Why are they here?
