Dear Heavenly Father,
It's hard to understand our tragedy & suffering, because our view is limited. Do we have faith to trust ALL things are gifts from God? That He has the view?
This is the final installment in the series about women who turned their mess into their message. You are about to meet one of my favorite people EVER! I met Mandy at a Hearts at Home conference in…
I told my story and they told theirs, because God takes our brokenness & makes it beautiful. He redeems & restores so others know they're not alone.
Our days are crazy-busy, slipping right by, and we are weary to slow down. We long for more time and wonder what we can do, and it is giving thanks we need.
I’m loving this summer marriage series and the chance to introduce you to women with hearts for God and passion for godly marriage. So far I’ve enjoyed having Joanne, Holly, Becky and Dana with me. If I could figure out how to do a virtual group pedicure party, it would be just about perfect … ... Read More > about When marriage is art: Christen Price
My struggle with change.
It’s true that every girl has a story, and I wish I could line up coffee dates with all of my blog readers (that’s YOU!) to hear your personal stories! The best stories are when peace with God intersects our lives. I shared a piece of my story this past Sunday on A Woman Inspired ... Read More > about Blog Talk Radio ~ Sharing my journey of faith
WINNERS: Girls, are you ready to see who won our 20 copies?! So exciting! If the winners could email me (Lindsee) as soon as you get a chance at [email protected] I will get your book to you as fast as possible. Go ahead and send me your name and mailing address! We can’t wait for […]
Tomorrow is the day we drive our packed car north to college on the road to our daughter’s future. I will still be her mom, but it will look different from here on out. So you might be wondering … “What is Julie thinking?” Am I just eating donuts? Am I using these last days ... Read More > about Top 10 Blessings of Sending Your Baby to COLLEGE
Good morning, ladies! Since we had SSMT on Monday, we couldn’t get the Providence recap posted for you as quickly as we typically do. Something you might appreciate is that on Saturday, our dear photog, Rich, tweeted a picture he had taken of our Siesta Mama. It was fabulous. It goes without saying that I […]
I always wanted to have a friend in Texas. I think it’s a leftover sentiment from listening to the song “If you’re ever down in Texas look me up!” One of the surprise blessings of the worldwide web is finding fellowship and friendship in faraway places. Now … I have SEVERAL FRIENDS IN TEXAS! I ... Read More > about The prayer that changed my marriage
There's no telling how much more we'll see once the big Apple vs. Samsung trial finally gets underway in a San Jose federal court next week, but today has already seen the release of a swath of new documents full of surprises. Most notably, that includes a range of previously unseen Apple prototype devices, including various renderings of both the iPhone and iPad. One standout is an iPhone 4-esque device that quite literally wears its Sony influence on its sleeve (in one instance with the logo changed to "Jony," a la Apple's Jony Ive). According to the filing, it was designed by Apple's Shin Nishibori, and was apparently up against another more metallic, iPod-style device at one point (ultimately winning out despite some protestation). But those are far from the only iPhone prototypes that have been revealed. There's also an elongated device identified by the codename N90, seemingly with a small screen and space for a keypad or input area of some sort below, plus a device with squared off corners somewhat reminiscent of the Motorola Photon 4G. Another prototype goes in the opposite direction, with sharp corners and a slightly rounded back. As for the iPad, we've gotten a look at some more recent prototypes than the early 2000-era model that surfaced earlier this month. While there's no stylus in sight, there are a couple of iPad prototypes with kickstands built into the back of the device, and a number of considerably different designs than what Apple ultimately settled on. Dive into the galleries below for a closer look at the whole lot. Michael Gorman contributed to this report. %Gallery-161208% %Gallery-161207%
inspired by a user, I have also equipped a drawer with a perforated plate. Although not quite as pretty, but I have printed the angles with a 3D printer and provide you with the if you are interested. - Dining and Cooking
Paper artist Sarah Trumbauer illustrates and creates original papercuts inspired by fairy tales. Equipped with only a few simple tools (acid-free paper
adidas Originals Adds Tri-Color Embroidery to '80s-Inspired Rivalry RM Low: Equipped with a generous BOOST sole unit.
While aesthetics are important, performance and functionality are paramount for any mobility device. Harley Davidson-inspired wheelchairs are equipped with
The Sailor Typeface, a vintage-inspired font by Icarus Bro. The Sailor Typeface is a fine example of a vintage-inspired slab serif font. Equipped with
The 190-footer, dubbed Mr. Hunt, was inspired by the Mission Impossible franchise and is equipped with everything a world-class spy needs.
Kevin Hart isn’t joking about his Halloween-inspired, “Michael Myers” 1969 Road Runner equipped with a “hybrid Demon/Hellephant” motor.