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mercredi 21 décembre 2011

DPP 2011 > Help Us Help Them

Posted on 21:58 by Unknown


It isn't easy to catch a beautiful smile like that with these kids.


Most are so solemn... life is hard for many of them.


But when they come here to RO4Y, they are able to forget for a while and just be kids... silly, goofy and laughing. There is so much peace here and they can feel it!


I know a real smile when I see one... it lights up their eyes.


Like Diana, up there.


She has a hard life... Dad is alcoholic and can't keep a job. Both Mom and Dad can't read. They live very simply on beans, rice and corn tortillas.


Thankfully, Diana has chosen to learn to read and write. She has chosen to come to RO4Y. It seems that she wants to choose a better life and learn more about Jesus.


Help us help her.


We want to help with her spiritual needs and physical needs. We want to do that for every kid that comes here as much as possible!


For Christmas, we are planning to put together food baskets and give them out has gifts to the families of the kids we work with. For $25 we can give a family a basket of wholesome food that will last them anywhere from 2 days to a week... depending on how many people are in the family.


Would you like to help us?
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lundi 19 décembre 2011

DPP 2011 > CrockPot Christmas Potpourri

Posted on 21:01 by Unknown


I LOVE Christmas Potpourri.


It makes the house smell festive and delicious!


Since I was a little girl... every year my Mommo would throw together a pot of water or apple juice, fresh oranges, apples, cinnamon sticks, cloves, nutmeg and let it simmer 24/7. She would keep refilling the pot with water or apple juice and change out the fruits about once a week when they would get so mushy.


The house would smell simply HEAVENLY from Thanksgiving till just past New Year!


With all the oranges that we've been picking off our trees and cutting them up for different things... all the smells from the oranges brought back to memory of that delicious potpourri that my mama used to make every year.


It got me thinking, "Why haven't I done that in my home?"


Well, I couldn't use my gas stove for 2 reasons... 1) I need all the burners for all the home cooking I do daily and 2) the gas burns too hot, that I couldn't leave it with fear that it would burn up to smoke (ugh).


Then I thought, "What about my crockpot? Perfect!"


So, I've been "simmering" my homemade Christmas Potpourri on high throughout the day without the lid on. I just LOVE coming into my house after working outside and taking a deep breath of delicious cinnamon-y orange fragrance.


Here's my simple recipe:

  • Oranges, sliced
  • Cinnamon sticks
  • Whole Cloves
  • Nutmeg (I used the old chunks after grating them)
  • Water
Throw everything in your crockpot. Cover with water and set it on high. Add in water as the level drops below the oranges. Change out the fruit about once a week.

Also, you can add in sliced apples... I didn't because I didn't have any and they are kinda pricey here. Not worth it to me.


I've also seen people put in bay leaves... hmmm. Maybe I'll try that.

NOTE: A small crockpot would be ideal, but if you don't have one... you can always shop on craigslist or garage sales!



I think I might play around with the recipe and try adding pineapple! Going for the tropical Christmas smells  ;o)


Tell me, what kind of potpourri do you like? What would you add in?







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jeudi 15 décembre 2011

DPP > Dog Love

Posted on 20:57 by Unknown


We love our Danes... they are the Gentle Giants! Here is Tobi riding Daisy like a horse. I don't know how many times people have suggested that we should buy a small saddle for our Danes and train them to give "rides" around the yard. Like that would ever happen! LOL!!



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mercredi 14 décembre 2011

DPP > Happy Birthday Tobias!

Posted on 18:00 by Unknown



Happy Birthday little man!


Here he is... eating a banana cupcake made with coconut flour and sweetened with bananas, stevia & dates. So simple & good! The recipe came from Elana's Gluten-Free Cupcakes. The only thing that was missing was whipping cream... didn't have enough cream to make any, BUT I made homemade ice cream (maple cinnamon), of course!   ;o)


He LOVED his cupcake, but found the ice cream too cold. LOL!


I know I said I would share the birth story today, but it was a full day for me and I ran out of time.  So, l'll have to do it later! Thanks for your patience!





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dimanche 11 décembre 2011

DPP 2011 > Orange Fest!

Posted on 19:15 by Unknown


A few days ago we had a huge bag of oranges harvested right off our citrus trees and I've been wanting to make candied orange peels as gifts for our neighbors and for a cookie party that I am hoping to go to... I will get to meet more missionary women and hopefully make a friend or two!


So, today we basically had an orange festival! Washing, cutting and peeling... but we only got half way through the bag! That's a lot of oranges! I am thinking I will zest the rest of them and dried the orange zest out. Great to have a jar of dried orange zest when you need it.


I will hopefully post a recipe for candied orange peels using raw sugar... SO easy! Great for those of you who have citrus trees giving too many oranges, lemons, limes and grapefruit. Yep, you can use any peel of a citrus fruit to be candied... just make sure the skins aren't too thin or they will turn leathery after being candied. Not appealing.


What did I do with all the juicy, fleshly part of the oranges? Made fresh juice, of course!


Pictures from DDP 2009



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jeudi 8 décembre 2011

DPP 2011 > Who Wants A Cookie?

Posted on 21:07 by Unknown




Oatmeal Chocolate Pecan Sourdough Cookies

and

Oatmeal Cranberry Orange Spiced Sourdough Cookies

So good! Especially the cranberry one... recipes coming soon!
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mercredi 7 décembre 2011

DPP 2011 > Learning In the Sunshine

Posted on 13:17 by Unknown



It was a beautiful day out... warm breeze, hot sun and the smell of earth drew me outside.


"Wanna work on your writing outside?" I asked Naomi.


"Yeah!" Yelled Naomi, jumping up and down.


We gathered all the papers, books and crayons. I got an old pink sheet and spread it out in the breeze. We settle down and Naomi went right to work on her R's sheet. I started to read a chapter from "I Heard Good News Today" (GREAT book!).


After Noami finished her R sheet... we looked through the Children's Encyclopedia and learned about mountains & rivers.




Slowly and quietly... our animals came to us.


The dogs, always on the look out for attention and affection, laid down next to us.


The chickens, always watching for us to bring them scraps and food, pecked around us.


The horses, always curious (especially Nyssa, the filly) and looking for treats, snuffled through our things and gave us kisses.


The cat, always look for a hand to stroke him, laid on my lap.


Felt like heaven on earth at that moment.


"Mommy, this is nice. Can we do this again?"




DPP 2009 Picture


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mardi 6 décembre 2011

DPP 2011 > A Plan & Purpose

Posted on 19:41 by Unknown

Vivid red petals with golden drops of rain... the flower was made for me to enjoy its glory and beauty. To remind me that there is a Creator.


It didn't just happen... there was a plan and purpose for that flower. Just like there is a plan and purpose for you and me. It was planned for this flower to take root, grow and show off its vivid red glory for me to enjoy... for anybody who wants to take the time to enjoy its beauty.


The beauty that God surrounds us with is breath-taking.


Have you taken the time to stop, look around and admire the creation?


It was created for you and me... for our pleasure!


I can't tell you how many times I go through my days without taking a peep at the beauty outside my house.


I get busy and caught up on laundry, cooking and family... We all do.


What a difference it makes when I purposely take the time to stop, look and enjoy.


When I do that... I can feel the tension around my eyes fade away. My mind clears up. My lungs take in a deep refreshing breathe of air. My heart sings. My body feels restored.


I feel recharged and ready to finish the day with a song of praise in my heart... bursting out from my lips. I often noticed that my kids like hearing me sing, it relaxes them and it relaxes me.


Remember, enjoy what's around you... embrace the life you have... it will be gone in a moment.





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lundi 5 décembre 2011

DDP 2011 > Bellybuttons & Raspberries!

Posted on 15:24 by Unknown





I enjoy laying down to play with Tobi. It is interesting to see the world from his view... what goes through his mind when he sees things bigger than him? Does he understand how small and vulnerable he is?


Whenever we start to play, he LOVES to look for my bellybutton and when he finds it... he gives me a drooling raspberry. That gleeful smile on his face always brightens my day and my heart swells with fierce love for this little guy!


I am SO blessed to have a little man! Bellybuttons and raspberries are my remedies to soften up a hard day  ;o)


Check out DPP 2009 Pictures: Day 4 & Day 5




PS- I missed yesterday because we were in Teguc and got back late.


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samedi 3 décembre 2011

DPP 2011 > English Muffin Addiction

Posted on 19:55 by Unknown



Made a double batch of sourdough english muffins today! We love these muffins and I try to make them least once a week. I always make a double or triple batch... they are delicious and go fast!


What are you favorites way to enjoy english muffins? Ours it with lots of butter and raw honey, but we also like have salmon or egg salads, mini-pizzas, melted cheese on top (and then topped with raspberry jam - yum!), egg & avocado sandwiches and hamburgers.


My girls and I have started a habit... we like to sit down with some english muffins (still warm!) topped with lots of butter and raw honey after we finish. Brew up some rooibos tea to go along with it... perfect!


If you haven't... go check out the fantastic GNOWFGLINS eCourses (that's where I learned how to make my Honduran Sourdough!). They are running specials until New Year. When you purchase eBooks, join a class OR sign up for their weekly menus... you will receive some pretty awesome videos - FREE!


Check it out: DPP 2009 Picture
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vendredi 2 décembre 2011

DDP 2011 > Rainbow Girl

Posted on 15:38 by Unknown



My beautiful, silly girl was learning to write her R's and wanted to write "Rainbow"... Isn't she a beauty? Thought this picture was fitting because we read & learned about rainbows the day after we saw that beautiful "Rainbow of Promise".

2009 DPP Picture


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jeudi 1 décembre 2011

December Photo Project 2011 - The Rainbow of Promise

Posted on 14:19 by Unknown
December Photo Project

Some of you might remember my series of photos for the DPP 2009. I LOVED it! I was bummed to miss out last year's project, but knew I couldn't commit to it because of being pregnant with little man... who came into this world on Dec. 14th  ;o)

Now, this year I want to take a shot at it again. I don't know if I will be able to post every single day, but I will try.

If you take the time to look my pictures from the DPP 2009... you will see pictures of how we first came to Honduras and heard God tell us this was the "promised land" for RO4Y. Wow, that was 2 years ago...

A lot has changed and happened these past 2 years. While, you are sitting here reading this... PLEASE take a few minutes to pray for the purchase of the property. Things have gotten complicated and the owners are not making it easy. We know, without a doubt, we are to buy this land that we established RO4Y on... but the devil doesn't want it to happen.

Thank you for praying.

Now, here's the first photo... well, actually two  ;o)



We don't see rainbows very often around here. So it is a very special sight to see this! It was a full and HUGE... It was too big to take a full picture of it where I was standing.

What made it even more special was that it went right over our property! It was amazing... God's promise hovering right over us.

Again, thank you for your prayers and enjoy the special month to come!


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dimanche 22 mai 2011

Embrace The Life I've Given You! (w/ Photos of Wild Lilies)

Posted on 20:34 by Unknown

Couple weeks ago we were in awe of God's amazing, beautiful nature blooming right before our eyes. These wild lilies stretched their graceful heads out, slowly unfurled their beauty and released their sweet scent throughout the night...

It was like seeing, feeling and smelling heaven opening up before us. The warm breeze danced the sweet aroma around us, tickling our noses and causing gasps of delight...





When the first rays of sunlight peaked over the mountain, the lilies exploded with screams of glory to our Awesome God. I could just hear the sounds of praise and worship rising up all around us. Tears came to my eyes while looking through the lenses of my camera... trying to capture this pure beauty.






My throat tight... my heart pounding... my hands trembling as I knelt before this amazing beauty. Worship and praise burst from my heart up to my lips as the heavenly aroma washed over me. Tears spilled over, falling and joining the dew drops dazzling in the sunshine...







I imagined the breeze carrying the sweet, heavenly aroma being the Lord's breath upon me. Comforting me as the ache in my heart grew. The long year of hardship, loneliness and pain crashed over me, drowning me in the memories. I gasped and cried out...






"Lord, I don't think I can do this anymore! I want to run with joy, not limp with pain & sorrow... I want to dance with freedom, not fall down with burdens... I want to sing with peace, not moan with turmoil!" The pain shot through my soul, causing me to reach for my Savior's hand, surrendering...






A soft whisper touched my heart, "I started the good work in your life and will stay with you till the work is finally finished on the day I return. Remember, My grace is all you need. My strength and power is perfected in your weakness... My child, embrace the life I've given you!"





Embraced by my Lord's grace, warmth flowed through me. A song poured out from my mind, heart and soul - spilling through my lips...


Covered by the graceful flow
I come boldly to Your throne
A warm embrace, a gentle smile
With Your opened arms I enter in

So I stand in Your presence Lord
I lift my hands to honor
The God of all creation, the Lover of my soul

Father bring me to that place
Where I can clearly see Your face
I bend my knees and bow my head
The world around me, fades away







So I stand in Your presence Lord
I lift my hands to honor
The God of all creation, the Lover of my soul

I lift my voice as a sacrifice of praise
I'll live my days to bring glory to Your Name
Glory to Your Name, oh Lord
Glory to Your Name, oh Lord

So I stand in Your presence Lord
I lift my hands to honor
The God of all creation, the Lover of my soul

(Listen Here! I Stand In Your Presence - By Lindsay Skaar)






With a deep breathe, I stood on the solid ground of grace. Letting go of the past and moving forward, embracing the new day He has given me. With weak hands, I grabbed onto the rope of promise that He will never leave nor forsake me...


If I die with Him, I will also live with Him...


If I endure hardship, I will reign with Him...


If I deny Him, He will deny me...


If I am unfaithful, He remains faithful...


 For He cannot deny who He is...


I ran into my home, gathered my kids and brought them out to see the glory and beauty. Again, the Lord whispered to me, "Embrace the life I've given you!"
























I will thank You, Lord, among all the people!
I will sing Your praises among the nations!
Psalm 57:9




This post is part of the Barn Hop @ Homestead Revival & 



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