Monthly Archives: December 2013

Happy New Year and Bonne Annee!

Posted on December 31, 2013 by apronheadlilly

May 2014 be a year of blessing for all!

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Happy New Year!

Posted on December 31, 2013 by apronheadlilly

Originally posted on A p r o n h e a d — Lilly Green:
To live Intentionally, Making each moment alive with Eternal perspective is what I pray.

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Can’t stop the bubble magic . . .

Posted on December 30, 2013 by apronheadlilly

. . . at least that is what my #1 grand child says. 🙂

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Merry Christmas to all . . .

Posted on December 26, 2013 by apronheadlilly

. . . and to all a good night. Amazing how much time food prep takes and how quickly it disappears! 🙂

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We interrupt the regularity of this blog and its posts and responses . . .

Posted on December 24, 2013 by apronheadlilly

. . . to say that Grandma is busy with grandkids, and if I ever get loose, I will get back to blogging. Kids, kids! Tieing Grandma up under the tree was funny for the first 5 minutes, but now … Continue reading →

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A Stand Alone

Posted on December 22, 2013 by apronheadlilly

Originally posted on A p r o n h e a d — Lilly Green:
This little guy looks like he is done as a painting or with colored pencil, but the combination of the neighbor’s white stucco wall and…

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Love your neighbor . . .

Posted on December 22, 2013 by apronheadlilly

Originally posted on A p r o n h e a d — Lilly Green:
…Love your neighbor as yourself… Mark 12:31

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My Book of Uncommon Prayer:

Posted on December 22, 2013 by apronheadlilly

May my way of seeing be more real than senses, for they would betray. May the substance of faith loom larger than these oh so tangible fears. May the forever invade my now, and may my selfish rule be swept … Continue reading →