Wordless Wednesday~Beauty Queen
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Our Midwife~Laura Hamilton
“The Bible calls debt a curse and children a blessing. But in our culture, we apply for a curse and reject a blessing. Something is terribly wrong with this picture.”
------Doug Phillips
"If we continue to send our children to Ceasar for their education, we need to stop being suprised when they come home as Romans."
------Dr. Voddie Baucham
Brothers and sisters should live together as intimate friends; should carefully win and sedulously keep each other's love, dwelling together in unity and tender affection. There is no friendship in the world so pure, so rich and helpful, as that of the family---if only it be watched and tended as it should be. Why not a brother make a confidante of his own sister rather than of any other? Why should not sisters be proud to look up into the faces of their brothers, and feel secure in the shelter of their manly love?"
------JR Miller
Helen Keller was asked if there was anything worse than blindness. She replied, "Oh, yes! A person with sight and no vision."
------www.AboveRubies.org
------Doug Phillips
"If we continue to send our children to Ceasar for their education, we need to stop being suprised when they come home as Romans."
------Dr. Voddie Baucham
Brothers and sisters should live together as intimate friends; should carefully win and sedulously keep each other's love, dwelling together in unity and tender affection. There is no friendship in the world so pure, so rich and helpful, as that of the family---if only it be watched and tended as it should be. Why not a brother make a confidante of his own sister rather than of any other? Why should not sisters be proud to look up into the faces of their brothers, and feel secure in the shelter of their manly love?"
------JR Miller
Helen Keller was asked if there was anything worse than blindness. She replied, "Oh, yes! A person with sight and no vision."
------www.AboveRubies.org
9 comments:
That is seriously cute! My Kate does the same thing with those little...umm...squeezy grippy clip things. Geez, I need more coffee. :)
I'm so excited to hear about your new little one on the way!!! Congrats!
She is seriously cute!
Gorgeous! :) (Ooh- she's even accessorized with jewelry, too!) :)
Blessings,
Michele
How cute is she!!!!! Wow thats a lot of hair clips.
lol!! cute!!! LOVE the expression on her face too!!!!
I realize Tim has passionately preached against pride, but I honestly feel it welling up within my wretched soul...."If her mother weren't so darn cute, surely everyone might assume she got her cuteness from Aunt Cari!" That girl is preh-shus!
"Pleased", really, really "pleased" to be related to such cuteness!
Oh, I'm so glad to have stumbled onto your blog! What an absolutely adorable photo!
More is better afterall! Right?
BEEYOOUTEEFULL!:)
She's definitely your daughter! My mom still talks about the time we(you, Amy, my sister Julie and I) braided someone's hair and used every single hair-holding thing in the house. I believe it was corn-rows but can't remember which of us was the victim.
Jill
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