Author Archives: Sonja

I pray that out of his glorious riches he may strengthen you with power through his spirit in your inner being. ~ Ephesians 3:16

Thought you all might like to know there is an anti-Christian/anti-God movie coming out this Christmas. It stars Nicole Kidman. It is called the Golden Compass. Please don’t go see it. Here’s the link to the Snopes article about it. … Continue reading →

Do you remember Socks, the First Cat? The cat that made the White House feel like home to Mrs. Hillary Clinton? We all know what happened to Buddy – the dog they got to help President Clinton’s place in the … Continue reading →

Nicholas made this car/plane. He likes to make things that can do more than one job. He made it so flames could come out the front & the back! 🙂

Daniel asked me to take some pictures & try to catch the marble doing its thing. (upper left – upper right) So here is the marble maze, the marble coming out of the hole (!), (lower left – lower right) … Continue reading →

The boys have been having fun with marbles & mazes. Here are some of their creations. (click on the title of this post or the picture below to view the album) marble mania

So I’ve been reading a lot lately. I recently became interested in the Zion Covenant series by Bodie Thoene. This series begins in 1934 (an amazing 7 years before America got into the war!), I think, with a girl in … Continue reading →

First of all, you have to go here – http://www.godtube.com/view_video.php?viewkey=97759aa27a0c99bff671 – and check out the video. You don’t have to watch all of it (I couldn’t handle more than a minute). Then come back and read the rest of this … Continue reading →

So I finally remembered something I wanted to blog about while I was working last night. 🙂 It’s a song, of course. 🙂 I suppose at some point I should write about what it is in the songs I post … Continue reading →

My friend Michelle sent me this. I really liked it, so I am posting it. 🙂 (This is true according to Snopes.com) First day at school Back in September of 2005, on the first day of school, Martha Cothren, a … Continue reading →