You know that feeling you get after a long day's work, when you're tired, but know you've accomplished good things? Yeah... :-) Treat yourself a cup of hot-chocolate (or tea, or your other hot drink of choice), curl up in a cozy corner somewhere and read a good book!
Hmm, maybe I should take my own advice... See you later!
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Monday, December 12, 2011
Gone Away Designs on Etsy!!!!
My shop is officially up and running!!!! Yippee!!!! :-D Check it out if you're so inclined: http://www.etsy.com/shop/GoneAwayDesigns.
Whew, it's been a lot harder and taken much longer than I anticipated. And the work has just begun! :-) More items coming soon!
And now, to bed.
Whew, it's been a lot harder and taken much longer than I anticipated. And the work has just begun! :-) More items coming soon!
And now, to bed.
Saturday, December 10, 2011
Countdown!
It's almost here!!! I spent the entire afternoon and most of the evening working on setting up my Etsy shop and unless horrible things happen, I'll be listing my first item tomorrow! :-D I've been working toward this for so long, it doesn't seem real. I can't wait to see what the Lord will do with it!
I'll keep you posted!
I'll keep you posted!
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Sneek Peak!
Here's a little glimpse of one of my latest projects, soon to be listed on Etsy.com!
And my faithful little distract -...I mean, helper.... :-)
Saturday, November 19, 2011
Unanswerable Question?
So I've been studying Leviticus. For all you thinkers out there who spend time in God's Word, I have a question, something I've been pondering today. It may not be something very deep, but it's the kind of thing I wonder about as I study. :-)
I'm in chapter 16 where it's laying out the law for the Day of Atonement. There were to be two goats brought forward for the sins of the nation of Israel: one goat to be sacrificed as the atonement, and one to be released into the wilderness as the scapegoat, representing the removal of sin. Both pictured the atoning sacrifice of Christ and the placing on Him the guilt of all our sin, which He removed by His death and resurrection.
So my question is: why did God choose goats? Jesus is always referred to as the Lamb, so wouldn't it have made more sense if the atonement had been a lamb? Obviously, God knew what He was doing, but it just makes me curious. And of course, this is the kind of thing commentators never address... :-P
Anyway, just something to tickle your curiosity and get those wheels turning a bit! :-)
I can't wait to ask God these kinds of questions when I get to Heaven!
I'm in chapter 16 where it's laying out the law for the Day of Atonement. There were to be two goats brought forward for the sins of the nation of Israel: one goat to be sacrificed as the atonement, and one to be released into the wilderness as the scapegoat, representing the removal of sin. Both pictured the atoning sacrifice of Christ and the placing on Him the guilt of all our sin, which He removed by His death and resurrection.
So my question is: why did God choose goats? Jesus is always referred to as the Lamb, so wouldn't it have made more sense if the atonement had been a lamb? Obviously, God knew what He was doing, but it just makes me curious. And of course, this is the kind of thing commentators never address... :-P
Anyway, just something to tickle your curiosity and get those wheels turning a bit! :-)
I can't wait to ask God these kinds of questions when I get to Heaven!
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