Friday's Feast, March 30
Appetizer
What are you proud of?
I am proud of J. See my entry below. I'm not proud of me, taking credit for how my kids are turning out. I have to keep reminding myself that they are their own people, but I am proud of both of my kids for their sakes.
Soup
What is the best thing you’ve ever won as a prize?
The first thing that comes to mind is the gift basket I won from Dove products. I got several body washes, bars of soap, a pretty wire basket, and "The Very Best of Sheryl Crow" CD. It was great. I had entered an online contest and didn't know I had won until it was mailed to my house.
Salad
Name something you do that is a waste of time.
After another sleepless night (part of it anyway), I would say that worrying in the middle of the night is a waste of time. I am trying to turn it around to prayer time, turning my worries into prayers. But any time I spend worrying is a waste of time. However, I can never be doing only one thing at a time, so I am usually wasting my brain power worrying, but I am doing something else (like trying to go back to sleep?), so i am technically not wasting time, I think. :-)
Main Course
In what year of your life did you change the most?
I'm reading a book about teaching literacy to young children. Truly, everyone changes SO much in that first year, it's amazing.
But this probably isn't as interesting as thinking about my more adult life. I'd say my freshman year of college I changed the most. I was 18 and turned 19 that year. I came home at Christmas, and my high school friends (a year behind me) thought I had really changed a lot. I stopped being so scared of sticking out in a crowd, and I got more outgoing. I was learning a lot in classes, but I learned a lot more about being out on my own, managing my time, eating what I wanted, hanging out with people of my choice, and even more about being a part of an exciting, serving, worshipping Christian community. Lots happened that year---not the least of which, I started dating my husband!
Dessert
Where is a place you consider to be very tranquil?
A library---at least if I am not refereeing my children for some reason! I think a bookstore would also fit in this category. People still are quiet in bookstores and libraries.
What are you proud of?
I am proud of J. See my entry below. I'm not proud of me, taking credit for how my kids are turning out. I have to keep reminding myself that they are their own people, but I am proud of both of my kids for their sakes.
Soup
What is the best thing you’ve ever won as a prize?
The first thing that comes to mind is the gift basket I won from Dove products. I got several body washes, bars of soap, a pretty wire basket, and "The Very Best of Sheryl Crow" CD. It was great. I had entered an online contest and didn't know I had won until it was mailed to my house.
Salad
Name something you do that is a waste of time.
After another sleepless night (part of it anyway), I would say that worrying in the middle of the night is a waste of time. I am trying to turn it around to prayer time, turning my worries into prayers. But any time I spend worrying is a waste of time. However, I can never be doing only one thing at a time, so I am usually wasting my brain power worrying, but I am doing something else (like trying to go back to sleep?), so i am technically not wasting time, I think. :-)
Main Course
In what year of your life did you change the most?
I'm reading a book about teaching literacy to young children. Truly, everyone changes SO much in that first year, it's amazing.
But this probably isn't as interesting as thinking about my more adult life. I'd say my freshman year of college I changed the most. I was 18 and turned 19 that year. I came home at Christmas, and my high school friends (a year behind me) thought I had really changed a lot. I stopped being so scared of sticking out in a crowd, and I got more outgoing. I was learning a lot in classes, but I learned a lot more about being out on my own, managing my time, eating what I wanted, hanging out with people of my choice, and even more about being a part of an exciting, serving, worshipping Christian community. Lots happened that year---not the least of which, I started dating my husband!
Dessert
Where is a place you consider to be very tranquil?
A library---at least if I am not refereeing my children for some reason! I think a bookstore would also fit in this category. People still are quiet in bookstores and libraries.
Labels: Friday's Feast
12 Comments:
I enjoyed your feast!
I agree, worry is a waste of time... but can consume you. Prayer is a great remedy.
Mine's up!
♥
Annie
My Life as Annie!
By Annie, at Friday, March 30, 2007 9:57:00 AM
Nice feast! Thanks for visiting my blog and reading mine. :)
By Meari, at Friday, March 30, 2007 10:07:00 AM
I'm a worrier too, so I understand where you're coming from.
Thanks for stopping by my FF!
By Cafe Cats, at Friday, March 30, 2007 10:15:00 AM
What a great Feast! I especially liked your Dessert...I love reading and find that it's an awesome thing that people are still quiet in libraries and bookstores. They are pretty tranquil aren't they?
Don't worry so much...it IS a waste of time, plus you'll get wrinkles. LOL!
Thanks for visiting my blog.Have a great weekend. :)
By Michelle, at Friday, March 30, 2007 11:11:00 AM
Jenny, thanks once again for stopping by this OLD LADY's blog!! I sure love having you!! You also had a great feast today and somewhat like mine you are right!! My faith is something that has really changed me. I am so happy for it..NO tellin' what I would have turned out without it!! Sandy
By Ramblins of a middle-aged goddess, at Friday, March 30, 2007 11:40:00 AM
Great feast. I especially enjoyed your appetizer. It is always humbling when your child makes the decision for themselves to accept Christ and be baptized. It just fill your heart to overflowing! Blessings on him and on your family.
Thanks for stopping by my feast.
By Jane, at Friday, March 30, 2007 11:41:00 AM
I think I was able to follow the logic of your salad! lol! I think worrying comes with being a mom, no? My mom worries about us a *lot*. I'm not a mom (yet), but I'm sure that whenever that day comes, my worrying will increase a ton! Great feast, and thanks for stopping by!
By Anonymous, at Friday, March 30, 2007 11:44:00 AM
Great feast Jenny! You're right about libraries and bookstores. I think they are very peaceful, and very happy places!
Have a wonderful day and a great weekend :)
By Stacy at Exceedingly Mundane, at Friday, March 30, 2007 12:19:00 PM
Where do the questions come from for Fridays Feast??? Neat Blog got to you thru TT
By LuckyLady, at Friday, March 30, 2007 3:58:00 PM
I am a library lover too! For some reason I find them tranquil yet exciting all at the same time; all those rows of books gets me motivated to read, read, and read :) Nice Feast!
By Christina (BookTasty), at Friday, March 30, 2007 7:20:00 PM
Great feast, Jenny! I wish our library was still tranquil, but it's pretty noisy most of the time. :-P
By Southern Girl, at Friday, March 30, 2007 7:52:00 PM
For some reason, libraries are much louder than they used to be. I feel odd that I whisper when the librarians speak so loudly!
Rob of UnSpace
By Rob Carr, at Sunday, April 01, 2007 11:45:00 AM
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