Friday, April 22, 2011

A Good Friday Prayer


We had all gone astray like sheep,each following his own way;but the LORD laid upon him the guilt of us all. Isaiah 53:6
Dear Christ Jesus you hung upon a cross and died for us
So that we might live for you
Your body was broken and your blood shed
So that we might be healed and made whole
You were faithful unto death 
So that we might be faithful unto life
Your last command was that we might love one another
One family together from every tribe and nation
A new creation united through your sacrifice
Redeemed by your blood
Healed by your love
United by your covenant of peace
In your death may we find life
Amen
 from: http://godspace.wordpress.com

Thursday, April 14, 2011

Victory Haus!

Introducing the Texas Tech and Ole Miss frame from Glory Haus' new collegiate collection,  Victory Haus!

Check out the new line and support your favorite team!

GO REBELS! 

Tuesday, April 5, 2011

Check out The Reliques


Play their song Love of God from the right navigation bar on my homepage and then purchase it so you can enjoy anytime! 

Friday, April 1, 2011

Traveling Pants

 This spring my rapid rewards and Marriott rewards accounts have grown substantially. Thanks to the good sense of MD&M, Renewable Energy World and PROMAT for choosing locations such as Anaheim, Tampa and Chicago for their trade shows.  Not to mention personal trips have taken me to Washington D.C, Nashville and Madisonville.  It been a worldwind and I CAN.NOT.BELIEVE today is April 1, no fool'n.   Anywho, my suitcase is ready to be empty for a while and my car is tired of sitting in long term parking at the airport. Each location had beautiful views, so I leave with a few from each city.


PCDC Booth, the reason for each trip.
Anaheim Convention Center
Anaheim Convention Center
The original 1952




The closes I got to the beach, Luguna Beach.
Bye Bye California girl
Hello Sunshine State
Downtown Riverwalk
Bayside

Bye Bye Florida
Hello Windy City


Downtown view from McCormick Place Convention Center
 The hotel in Chicago was very hard to leave, it was posh and spoiling, but nothing beats sleeping in your own bed.