641.
|
A timely text from a
friend back home.
|
642.
|
A glass of wine and a
lingering conversation with my true love.
|
643.
|
Time in the Word.
|
644.
|
Kona Coffee.
|
645.
|
Literary 2x4's to the
face.
|
646.
|
Free Shave Ice. Boom.
|
647.
|
Reconnecting with old
friends.
|
648.
|
Becoming an aunt -
again - x2.
|
649.
|
Grace in the hardware
store.
|
650.
|
A reminder to trust.
|
651.
|
Double rainbows. (All
the time, here!)
|
652.
|
Planning trips.
|
653.
|
Modern medicine.
|
654.
|
New friends and great
conversation.
|
655.
|
Date night in Waikiki.
|
656.
|
The North Shore
|
657.
|
Exploring our new
home.
|
658.
|
Kayaking with the wind
at our backs.
|
659.
|
Grilled chicken.
|
660.
|
Planning for the
future together.
|
661.
|
Aloe Vera.
|
662.
|
Generous landlords.
|
663.
|
Pina Coladas by the
pool.
|
664.
|
51 years of life for
my mama.
|
665.
|
Scary diagnoses, and a
family that rallies together.
|
666.
|
A gracious boss.
|
667.
|
Pregnancy
announcements. (!!!)
|
668.
|
Sunscreen.
|
669.
|
Fresh pineapple
|
670.
|
Fireworks seen from
the backyard
|
671.
|
A visit from family
|
672.
|
Boogie boarding with
my sister
|
673.
|
Tiki torches
|
674.
|
Beer and burgers for
girls day out
|
675.
|
Mahi-mahi
|
676.
|
Spending the 4th with
family
|
677.
|
Good late night
conversation
|
678.
|
Makakilo Baptist
Church
|
679.
|
A non-squeaky shopping
cart
|
680.
|
The opportunity to
housesit
|
681.
|
Mango salsa.
|
682.
|
Learning to embrace
the quiet.
|
683.
|
Productive days-off.
|
684.
|
Quiet time.
|
685.
|
Three years as Cole's
wife.
|
686.
|
Free milkshakes.
|
687.
|
Fresh tomatoes (!!!)
|
688.
|
A great biography on
the beach.
|
689.
|
Experimenting in the
kitchen (and having it turn out!)
|
690.
|
A surprise day off
with my man!
|
691.
|
Reading through old
journals and tracing God's faithfulness through our lives.
|
692.
|
Breakfast with old
coworkers!
|
693.
|
A phone call from a
former student of mine.
|
694.
|
Peanut sauce and
mangoes. Try it and thank me later.
|
695.
|
An air-conditioned
library
|
696.
|
Grandma's safe surgery
|
697.
|
Christmas in July
|
698.
|
The Bonhoeffer
Biography
|
699.
|
A visit from an old
friend
|
700.
|
Comfortable silence
|
701.
|
Finishing a book
|
702.
|
Laughing with my
husband
|
703.
|
Hearing about my
siblings' successes.
|
704.
|
Sharp kitchen knives.
|
705.
|
White subway tile.
|
706.
|
The scent on his
pillow.
|
707.
|
A soul-cleansing cry.
|
708.
|
Romans.
|
709.
|
Tortilla chips.
|
710.
|
Tempura California
Rolls.
|
711.
|
Conference calls with
family.
|
712.
|
Hope in the heartache.
|
713.
|
|
714.
|
Difficult providence.
|
715.
|
|
716.
|
The comfort in being
with family.
|
717.
|
Reminiscing with
cousins.
|
718.
|
Grandpa's stories.
|
719.
|
Their 60 year long
love story.
|
720.
|
Kelly Marie's scones.
|
721.
|
A sister sleepover.
|
722.
|
Coffee with my
favorite 2-year-old.
|
723.
|
Carpet shopping with
my guy.
|
724.
|
Nyquil.
|
725.
|
Elsie's laugh.
|
726.
|
Lunch with an uncle
and aunt.
|
727.
|
Fresh mozzarella.
|
728.
|
Remembering with
laughter.
|
729.
|
A night of 'just us.'
|
730.
|
Wendy's with Kelly.
|
731.
|
Lingering conversation
with my in-laws. Hours after the food has been cleared away.
|
732.
|
The hospitality of
good friends.
|
733.
|
A long walk and a
great conversation.
|
734.
|
McMenamin's tots.
|
735.
|
Being back with our
people.
|
736.
|
Yakima Valley peaches.
|
737.
|
Yakima Valley peaches:
grilled and topped with goat cheese and honey. Amen.
|
738.
|
A girls' day with my
mom.
|
739.
|
|
740.
|
Walking "The
Hill" with my mom.
|
October 3, 2013
1000 GIFTS: 641-740
**The 33rd, 34th, 35th, 36th, and 37th Installments of 1000 Gifts**
Looking back over these last 100 days, it is quite humbling to reflect on the highs, lows, and ever-present faithfulness of our God in the midst of it all. It's been quite the summer.
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We will also remind you that this is just a BLOG…just the highlights. We don’t sit around happily smiling for pictures all day long. Our life is far from perfect: we are imperfect people serving a perfect God. We do strive to glorify God, but we fail miserably and find comfort in knowing that our debts have been paid and we have been set free.
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