The picture above so perfectly fits and describes my story—uphill, downhill, round and round, exciting, and scary, bright spots and dark spots. My “joyful journey” has sometimes been an amazing thrill ride and sometimes just a big downward spiral! But, the emotional, mental, and physical struggles are all part of the story, and through it all, I see clear reflections of God’s amazing grace.

Monday, January 1, 2007

Time for a New Beginning

Sayin' g'bye to 2006 and Welcoming in 2007 !

Happy New Year to one and all !

Ringing in the new year with a smile and new courage

6 comments:

Mister Ed T said...

Happy New Year Jeannie and Larry!
Wishing you God's blessing in all He has in store for you.

Anonymous said...

Happy New Year to you too. Won't it be great to see what God has in store for you and all of us in 2007

"Dat Wascally Wabbit" said...

Happy New Year back to you! I have been trying to call you for the last 3 or 4 hours to tell you in person, but it always rings busy.

HAPPY NEW YEAR!!

Anonymous said...

Colleen, our phone is out of order--has been for over a week! We haven't even bothered to call it in for repair since it's been such a nice break from sales calls.

Anonymous said...

We just got back from Tennessee Sunday evening. Spent yesterday "catching up". Now it is back to work and more "catching up". Hope you had a wonderful Christmas and a Happy New Year. We continue to pray for you and Larry.

CML_Shearings said...

Our 2007 has started off in the high 40's with drizzling rain... more akin to your winter weather than what Montana usually experiences in January. Ari & I just walked to the mailbox & rejoiced in the feel & smell of early spring. Louis, however, had to take our lamb to the butcher this morning. It was so hard this time because this particular lamb reminded us of some of our 4H lambs in how much he trusted us. He didn't fight us getting into the trailer or getting out at Lolo Locker & following right behind the human heels into his pen of death. Louis almost changed his mind & brought him home although he had been promised to a friend for meat for several months.