Posts Tagged modesty
The departure of Megan, braces, and a snake
Posted by Lacy in Capturing Life in Photos, On the Farm on Thursday, July 30, 2009
We had a great time with Megan while she was here!
We made a quick trip to WV Tuesday, spent the night at my grandparent's, and gave Megan back to her mom on Wednesday morning. I think we took about 1,054 pictures while she was here (and then she took some too!).
We went bike riding, took walks in the woods, fished for frogs in the pond, took lots of pictures (
), and even did some singing while she was here, with Levi's room set up as the sound studio (even had 4 microphones set up!). Levi has them all (the music tracks) uploaded on his new Music page, if you want to listen to any of them.
Right now we've only done 2 or 3 hymns and the rest are Scripture songs. I like The Love of Jesus, Come Bless the Lord, and Let love be the best so far!
Of course, I like all the other ones too, but those are just my favorites! You can go check out the rest of them on Levi's Music Page!
1st picture is one of Megan, me, and Levi, the 2nd picture is Mom and Megan's mom, Kelly. And the 3rd is Megan waving goodbye!
Today I had to go back to the dentist to pick up my new braces. I don't think I posted about it, but they had to take new impressions of my teeth for new braces, since the braces weren't grabbing a tooth properly and stuff. So, whereas I was on set number 22 of 25 (nearly done..), I'm now on set #1 of 21 for my upper teeth and set #1 of 11 for my bottom teeth. It'll be a couple more months now before I get close to finishing it them up again. And I was almost there, too!
Oh well.
Today while I was up at the top of the field, I had noticed the guineas standing / walking around in a circle on the left side of the log pile, so I walked over there to see what it was they were looking at, and there sat a black snake right in the middle of them, curled up in a ball and hissing at them.
I thought it was a rather funny sight! The guineas didn't seem to know what it was, so they were walking around it in a circle, just clucking and staring at it.
I grabbed a stick real quick and scared it away before one of them got the idea to get closer because of their curiosity.
After I scared it away and starting walking back down the field, the guineas seemed to know all the fun was over and followed me on down. Silly things!
Another Likeminded Believer
Posted by Lacy in Capturing Life in Photos, On the Farm on Sunday, July 19, 2009
Last Saturday we made a quick trip to WV (and also stayed the night at my grandparent's again) to pick up a friend who was coming to visit us ~ Megan from "… with good works"!
So in case anyone has been wondering why I hadn't posted again yet, now you know why!
It's been so neat actually having someone (who believes, follows, and obeys the Scriptures like us!) stay at our house. As a matter a fact, I don't recall anyone ever coming to stay with us before that hasn't been family!
We've been having a wonderful time, and I've really enjoyed the Bible discussions and studies and getting to fellowship with another likeminded believer! Especially since we've never met anyone before that actually believes like us.
It was kind of humorous (maybe funny would describe it better
) how bashful and shy we all were at first though, even though we had been talking (through the internet) for a month or two! Then again, I'm usually like that whenever I meet new people anyhow.
We've all been having a pretty good time though, (at least, I have!!) and thoroughly enjoying each other's company.
Oh yes, and we've taken plenty of pictures, too!
We're just overrunning with these tiny toads – they're all over the driveway! Every time I step it seems as if I'm going to step on one of them!
I thought the up-close one of the baby toad looked pretty neat. Then there's Megan and I both holding one in the first picture.
Mom said she had to snap a picture of us all at our computers (we were uploading pictures at the time). That does look funny!
Oh, and Megan and Mom were showing me how to sew my own skirt today (yes, I actually made one, too!). It turned out pretty nice.
What Am I? #2
Until I get a bigger post up later today, I'll give everyone another "What Am I?" game to guess!
What Am I?
- In Biblical language I am a token of reverence, modesty, and obedience.
- Paul used me as a token of blindness, misunderstanding, and ignorance.
Added Tips:
(None Yet)
Guess!
Babysitting
Posted by Lacy in General, Thy Word Forever on Tuesday, May 27, 2008
Today I got to babysit the little 6 year old girl next door. I had her most of the day, and she behaved very, very well. She listened, she wasn't annoying, and we actually got along today! She and I went outside, played with the animals, let Gabriel out, played a Bible game with her brother and my brother, we played in the dirt too (no day is complete without that! :P)
And, on top of that, Mom sewed her two pairs of culottes (spelling?) for when I have to baby sit her this summer. In summer, her grandmother (that's who she lives with) dresses her in very short shorts or mini-skirts. We don't tolerate her wearing those types of clothing up here, so we've made something that she can still wear to play in and be comfortable and modest. To be 6 years old and already dressed in mini-skirts?!? Something is wrong with that picture….
Anyway, she was wearing a very old dress of mine ( her size
) until Mom got her culottes done. She even asked me if she could wear the dress! Of course I said yes!! Then later, she asked me if she could wear a head covering like mine, so I went and got my shortest one (which is for my baby doll.., but it was still long enough to almost cover her hair, which was in a pony-tail. ) and put it on her. She was soooo cute! And she wore it the rest of the day until her grandma came to pick her up. Needless to say, she was rather stunned to see her granddaughter in modest culottes and a head covering!!! hehe.
Because when she was getting her ready to come up to our house (I was at her house), the little girl was in a mini-skirt. I asked her grandmother if she had something longer to wear. She apparently thought I was concerned about her getting bug-bit, so she said she'd spray bug spray on her. So I said "No.. do you have something longer?" And I think she got the idea then, because she had her go change into the next longest thing she could find — stretchy pants.
So, in all, I've had a pretty good day, aside from Gabriel running off and refusing to come to us, but, that's another story.
Which reminds me, I did have time to get another Scripture wallpaper done!!
Based on Psalms 127:3-5
Lo, children are an heritage of the LORD: and the fruit of the womb is his reward.
As arrows are in the hand of a mighty man; so are children of the youth.
Happy is the man that hath his quiver full of them: they shall not be ashamed, but they shall speak with the enemies in the gate.
And, of course, my Scripture Wallpaper made for Erika using Oddball:
Based on the part in James 4:6
God resisteth the proud, but giveth grace unto the humble.
A Maiden's Warfare Poem
A poem taken out of my new book, Raising Maidens of Virtue. The picture at the bottom was also taken from the next page, I took a picture of it.
Used from Chapter 15 "A Knight in Shining Armor"
A Maiden's Warfare
by Carol A. DeLadurantey
Press on to heights of glory now,
And keep thou steady eye.
One must not falter in this fight,
Though some may flee or fly.
Take hold the charge thou has been given,
To battle we must go.
But not with our own maiden hands
Do we take up shield or bow.
We wage this war in words and actions,
With our every deed.
We follow Christ our captain,
Thro' him we will succeed.
Tell me now have we forgot
The charge from God above
To keep our hearts in purity, grace,
Modesty, truth and love.
These are our weapons, our shields, our swords;
In this battle we now fight.
We strive not for an earthly king,
But for our God of truth and might!


























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