It’s Friday, time to look back over the blessings of the week with Susanne at Living to Tell the Story and other friends.
(I used a word in this post that is new to me. Can you find it?)
Gluten-free waffles When you buy or order gluten-free foods you are always taking a chance that the item is truly gluten-free and that it tastes good. Often it not only does not taste good, the flavor is minimal or weird, and the texture is sandy. This week I discovered Nature’s Path Organic Gluten-free Pumpkin Spice Waffles. Good flavour! No weird textures! Yum!!
Combined church service Last Sunday night we had a combined church service with five area churches that are like-minded in the essentials of the faith. Meadowlands Baptist Church is the host church for Foundation Baptist College where my husband works. That church has been instrumental in starting or providing pulpit supply for many churches over the past 15 or so years. It was a blessed evening of fellowship, testimonies, singing, and a message from Ephesians. Ephesians 4:3 reminds us to “Make every effort to keep the unity of the Spirit through the bond of peace.” We were blessed by that unity last Sunday.
Beautiful scenery We’ve had quite a few foggy days over the month. When the weather is colder and foggy, the trees and bushes are covered with ice fog, what we used to call hoar frost. This morning we had a layer of snow on top of a layer of hoar frost. It made the trees and bushes look like they had been sprayed with that flocking you used to find at Christmastime. This morning the fog lifted for a while and we had blue skies. The clean, white branches against the brilliant blue skies were beautiful!
Sparkling grasses
Clean, soft sheets There is nothing quite like sleeping on freshly laundered soft sheets. Ahhh!
A deal on something needed Today I picked up a supplement I needed. When I got to the store, they were having a 25% off sale!
Cards and Photos Here are some Purple Grandma Designs cards I made this week. There is a Christmas-themed Bible verse on the front or inside each Christmas card.
Here are a few more photos from today.
Flocked tree
Beautiful contrast
Glimpsing the pond
Frore and sharp
Cold and old
Forlorn in the fog
Frosted cerulean
Im going to guess your new to you word is either flocked or cerulean ( my fave color!). very pretty pics. Here in eastern New York state we have not yet had a hard frost!! yay for soft sheets and good sales!
happy weekend!
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I’ll have to tell my d-i-l about the GF waffles. The hoar frost (I’ve never heard of ice fog – must be a new meteorological term) looks so pretty. Freshly laundered sheets are one of life’s little pleasures. Yay for good deals! The service sounds wonderful. Your cards are lovely.
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My parents have long used the term hoar frost. No idea where it comes from, but it’s not new. Would love to try the gf waffles. I haven’t seen any like them here in Australia yet. Thanks for sharing your faves. 🙂
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