What I Believe
QUOTE OF THE WEEK

[t]he Spirit of God shows to us hidden things, the knowledge of which cannot reach our senses: Promised to us is eternal life, but it is promised to the dead; we are assured of a happy resurrection, but we are as yet involved in corruption; we are pronounced just, as yet sin dwells in us; we hear that we are happy, but we are as yet in the midst of many miseries; an abundance of all good things is promised to us, but still we often hunger and thirst; God proclaims that he will come quickly, but he seems deaf when we cry to him. What would become of us were we not supported by hope, and did not our minds emerge out of the midst of darkness above the world through the light of God’s word and of his Spirit? Faith, then, is rightly said to be the subsistence or substance of things which are as yet the objects of hope and the evidence of things not seen.John Calvin, Calvin's Commentaries, Hebrews 11

More Quotes

Cal.vini.st - A Blog Dedicated to Reformation Theology

calligraphy, 'A', letter of the week Photo Sharing and Video Hosting at Photobucket Photo Sharing and Video Hosting at Photobucket Photo Sharing and Video Hosting at Photobucket
SUBSCRIBE
STUDY LINKS and RESOURCES
MISCELLANEOUS


Christianity Blogs - Blog Catalog Blog Directory
« It's a Dog's Life | Main | Giving Thanks in November »
Saturday
07Nov2009

Elliott

Have I told you lately how adorable my grandson is? 

After dinner tonight, he wanted 'Ga' to chase him around the dining room table and, of course, I did!  I wore out MUCH faster than he did, but I kept going because he was laughing and squealing as only a toddler can!  He joined me in the kitchen while I was cleaning up from dinner and very methodically and systematically handed me, one by one, all the storage containers in the cupboard--and there are a LOT!  I pretended as though I didn't know he wanted to give me one and he'd call out, "Ga!"with every tupperware lid.

He likes Tom to get down on the floor with him so he can climb up in his lap and 'knock him down.'  He must've knocked him down a hundred times! He's at that perfect age to delightedly play the same thing over and over again.  He never tires of the game (whatever it happens to be!) and I never tire of seeing him play.

When it was time to go, he reached out for each one of us in turn and gave us big hugs.  Sigh. . .I love that little boy!!

What a blessing it is to be a Grandma!  And won't it be fun to have TWO to chase before we know it!?

Reader Comments (3)

His energy bounces off my Mac screen! I can see why you're so smitten. I can't imagine how much fun you'll have when you have two of them! Wonderful indeed.

November 7, 2009 | Unregistered Commenterrosemary

When my daughter was about four years old, she would go through my tupperware cupboard every morning and place everything on the kitchen table. She would way "Mommy, can I make coffee for Ted?" Ted was a little polar bear. That story reminded me of that.

November 8, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterKim in ON

It is wonderful to be a Grandmother and it is a privilege to be part of these little lives! Blessings upon blessings with your new one on the way!
I'm thankful to have met you in time to share this joy!

November 8, 2009 | Unregistered Commenterheidi

PostPost a New Comment

Enter your information below to add a new comment.
Author Email (optional):
Author URL (optional):
Post:
 
Some HTML allowed: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <code> <em> <i> <strike> <strong>