When I was ten or so, my favorite game in the world was freeze tag. At church family camp, we kids would fill our stomachs, grab a few cookies for the road, and promptly dash down the hill for a good round of freeze tag. These days, I'm more on the side of the old fuddy-duddys at whom I once shook my head for preferring to watch on the sidelines while their food settled. However, I'm still game for a frolicking round of tag once in a while--just not right after a meal. In that spirit, Rebecca at Pressing On has tagged us with the Honest Scrap Award. Pleased because Mikaela and I desire to be nothing if not honest, we humbly accept the award and share ten absolutely, undisputably honest things about ourselves that will bring a grin to your face and raise an eyebrow in surprise at the same time. Maybe. Or not.
I'll go first.
I'll go first.
- Natalie Wickham interviewed me on her Pajama School blog!
- I love orchids, and although I only have one right now, I am carefully scoping out which one to get next!
- I'm currently listing to The Man Who Was Thursday by G.K. Chesterton from Project Gutenberg on my MP3 player. So far, although I may not agree with every philosophic point, it is very thought provoking.
- I chose the caramelized pear and toasted pecan ice cream. Yum!
- In my time with the Lord, I am studying what the Bible has to say about a woman’s role in the church service or prayer meeting. To speak or not to speak, to pray aloud or not to pray—that is the question!
- I have a habit of “playing” with a sheet of cloth with my hands whenever they are not busy. Over and over, up and down, around and around. It’s weird, I know.
- Isaiah is my favorite book of the Bible…currently. It’s also the book I just finished reading. Connection?
- In the last few years, I’ve suddenly begun liking country songs (a select few). Is something wrong with me?
- I have always wanted to be a wife and mother, but before I realized that was a life vocation in and of itself, I wanted to be a hairdresser.
- Pairs of shoes I own: 16. Pairs of shoes that should be in the garbage can: 5. Pairs of flip-flops: 4. Thus, pairs of REAL shoes I own that do not belong in the garbage can: 7.
Mikaela:
Finally, out of breath from running and delighted to keep the tag going, we hereby award Sarah of Princess Prints, Ruthie of Journey of Faith, and Abby of A Light to Follow the Honest Scrap award. They must then share ten honest things about themselves and tag seven (did I say seven? :) people whose blogs they admire. Happy tagging!
Way to be honest girls!
ReplyDeleteLauren, I'd love to hear what you've learned and what Scriptures stood out to you! Although I haven't actually started a deep study of these issues yet, they are something I've been dealing with lately...In other words, I need to!
Thanks Victoria! (-:
ReplyDeleteYes, I have always had this study in the back of my mind, knowing that I needed to do it "someday" to know what I believed. So...I'm working on it and praying for much insight, and I'll be sure to share when I'm done (which may be awhile)!
Ha, I almost missed this post! I'm so used to checking after Tuesdays and Fridays, that I was kinda surprised to see an unfamiliar title in the blog archive. : )
ReplyDeleteBut, I do love a good game of tag, though I also am becoming more of a spectator than a participant in my "old age." ; )
So, yes, I will provide 10 honest things about myself on my blog in the next day or two. However, to be honest, I don't follow seven other blogs since I don't really know that many people who do blog.
BTW, I really like the apple pic! : )
Since today is Friday, I decided to read up on your blog. And just out of curiousity, I got aroung to wondering if you had any interesting posts on my birthday (March 7th). You didn't. What I did find instead was that on March 9th, you wrote that your two favorite books where 1 John and Isaiah. Which leads me to believe that maybe number #7 isn't just becuase you are cureently reading through Isaiah, but that Isaiah really is your favorite book, but only you would know for sure.
ReplyDeleteBTW, I have currently decided to start my own blog due to the inspiration of this blog.
Note: I haven't made any posts yet as I am currently editing my first one. And for web design practice, I am still conjuring up how I want the page to look. Ohh yeah, Loren, nice poem.