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Showing posts with label David's Art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label David's Art. Show all posts
Thursday, July 4, 2013
Wednesday, June 26, 2013
Summer is here...and a little peek of ONE project going on here...
I've been focusing a little more on my art, and my family's art, lately...I have a big cross-stitch project going because it will go into sweet tweener's room redo scheduled for the last half of the summer...a little peek at that tomorrow!
I also have some Scriptural studies that I have been working on...so will be sharing more with those beginning next week...
This is some of my son's art work...I have been working at getting his images world wide web ready...you can see he has a definite style...soon we should have an online shop open for prints...
He's been clever with his watermark and name (his name is David). The acronym his name forms is : Dynamic Artistic Visual Expressions...perfect, right!
I also have some Scriptural studies that I have been working on...so will be sharing more with those beginning next week...
This is some of my son's art work...I have been working at getting his images world wide web ready...you can see he has a definite style...soon we should have an online shop open for prints...
He's been clever with his watermark and name (his name is David). The acronym his name forms is : Dynamic Artistic Visual Expressions...perfect, right!
What have you been doing so far this summer?
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Wednesday, April 13, 2011
How to REALLY receive a gift...
Our sweet tweener received an early birthday present in the mail this week, and while I can safely say that I do not know where this total delight and savoring of every aspect of the event was learned from (I do believe it is from the Holy Spirit, because even though she doesn't quite recognize how she flows with Him, she TRULY does!), I also DO know I learned much as she enjoyed the treasure:
1. Pick up the package, hold it close to your heart, and twirl around the kitchen a few times...
2. Kiss the writing in the "From" corner...
3. Delicately touch your fingertips - with wonder - over the "Addressed to" writing...
4. Run to where ever there is another human being in the house so that they can document every move and share in the awe and excitement of the package (aren't gifts even better when someone can share the joy with you?)
5. Sit on the bed together and babble about "Isn't it nice, I got a package in the mail...!"
6. Carefully open the superlarge envelope (which is the package) and slide out any card or letter that is inside, all the time making sure that you really don't see what the gift is quite yet...
7. Kiss the card and/or letter...
8. Ask that person to read the card/letter to you as you dreamily look in the distance, letting the feelings of belonging and specialness wash over you as that person read the words of love meant to be lavished over and through you...
9. Peek inside the package, and if the present isn't wrapped, make sure it is face down or that you look away as you draw it out of its container...
and I must mention here that all the while you might be smiling, or at least the corners of your mouth turned up, and that there are a million stars in your eyes sparkling to mirror the beaming joy of your soul...

10. Carefully draw out the gift...
11. Look at the person with you and ask if they are ready for the reveal, when they nod acknowledgement, take a gentle breath, hold it, and...
12. Turn the gift over!
13. Gasp with the beauty of it!
14. Babble about every detail to the person you are with...let the words of awe tumble over each other as you both just pour out all sorts of comments and blessings on the one who gave it...
15. Hug the gift to your heart as you close your eyes and smile...
16. Prominently display it and share it with everyone who comes by...
And THAT is how you REALLY receive a gift!
and I imagine to myself, how receiving the gift of Christ the first time, and every day might look if I used her example....
Linking up with Tiffini at:
1. Pick up the package, hold it close to your heart, and twirl around the kitchen a few times...
2. Kiss the writing in the "From" corner...
3. Delicately touch your fingertips - with wonder - over the "Addressed to" writing...
4. Run to where ever there is another human being in the house so that they can document every move and share in the awe and excitement of the package (aren't gifts even better when someone can share the joy with you?)5. Sit on the bed together and babble about "Isn't it nice, I got a package in the mail...!"
6. Carefully open the superlarge envelope (which is the package) and slide out any card or letter that is inside, all the time making sure that you really don't see what the gift is quite yet...
7. Kiss the card and/or letter...
8. Ask that person to read the card/letter to you as you dreamily look in the distance, letting the feelings of belonging and specialness wash over you as that person read the words of love meant to be lavished over and through you...9. Peek inside the package, and if the present isn't wrapped, make sure it is face down or that you look away as you draw it out of its container...
and I must mention here that all the while you might be smiling, or at least the corners of your mouth turned up, and that there are a million stars in your eyes sparkling to mirror the beaming joy of your soul...

10. Carefully draw out the gift...
11. Look at the person with you and ask if they are ready for the reveal, when they nod acknowledgement, take a gentle breath, hold it, and...
12. Turn the gift over!
13. Gasp with the beauty of it!
14. Babble about every detail to the person you are with...let the words of awe tumble over each other as you both just pour out all sorts of comments and blessings on the one who gave it...
15. Hug the gift to your heart as you close your eyes and smile...
16. Prominently display it and share it with everyone who comes by...
And THAT is how you REALLY receive a gift!
and I imagine to myself, how receiving the gift of Christ the first time, and every day might look if I used her example....
Linking up with Tiffini at:
Linking up with Emily at:
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