Noel+ wrote:Just wanted to share some family answered prayers -- a Christmas miracle for my brother!
He lost his job July 2010 and has been trying to sell his home while job searching. He lives up north in a small town. He finally has a solid offer. He is taking a loss but did not have to foreclose. He gave it his all and now has answered prayer!
On 2/28 he's moving down here and will split time at my house and my sister's house. He goes on a mission to Mynamar again this Feb-March. When he returns he'll job search here and look for an small condo. We are all rejoicing. The deal is final next Monday as long as the inspections are clear........and they should be exactly perfect! His home is only 2.5 years old.
So he's rising out of the ashes of loss & despair to a new hope. Thank you God!!
Noel+ wrote:Hello to all my Christmasy friends!
I am feeling somewhat better and have made a couple of posts. My Dh and kiddies are still very very sick. I am hoping I am on the mend so I can care for them 100% of the time!
kiwidogy_max wrote:I just got done putting together a puzzle for the last 2 hours. It was one my brother let us borrow when we visited Connecticut just before Christmas. It was fun! I can't remember when the last time I did one was!
Noel+ wrote:Just wanted to share some family answered prayers -- a Christmas miracle for my brother!
He lost his job July 2010 and has been trying to sell his home while job searching. He lives up north in a small town. He finally has a solid offer. He is taking a loss but did not have to foreclose. He gave it his all and now has answered prayer!
On 2/28 he's moving down here and will split time at my house and my sister's house. He goes on a mission to Mynamar again this Feb-March. When he returns he'll job search here and look for an small condo. We are all rejoicing. The deal is final next Monday as long as the inspections are clear........and they should be exactly perfect! His home is only 2.5 years old.
So he's rising out of the ashes of loss & despair to a new hope. Thank you God!!
Tomtemor wrote:Hubby got less than encouraging news at work today about his Feb 6 contract being extended at two schools (50% of his income). The woman on maternity leave is returning. We were hoping that a woman over 40 with a newborn and a school age child might enjoy staying home. Praying for that Christmas miracle and that I get the job I interviewed for yesterday. I should know by wednesday if I am to go on with the process.
kiwidogy_max wrote:Noel, I am very happy to hear that your brother's prayers were answered. A delayed Christmas miracle! Continued prayers for the health of your family.
kiwidogy_max wrote:We were at a birthday party tonight and I loved how everyone wrapped their birthday gifts in Christmas wrapping paper.
tinseltown wrote::smilecc: Praying for your family Noel and Christmas Crazy , hows your son ? Just read the flu vaccine is 62 % success rate so we can pray for that . On a lighter note had some good wine and nibble nights this week using up the leftovers from christmas which was quiet festive as i lit loads of candles Last night at bible study my German friend brought a special christmas stolen from her home town which was yummy Bought a few christmas offers before they whipped them off the shelves which they usually do here straight after christmas . I miss my decs !!!
Christmas Crazy wrote:Tinseltown, my son was back to 100% the next day. His illness came and left just as fast as Christmas. Praise God! Thanks for praying.
kiwidogy_max wrote:Had fun playing basketball tonight. I definitely need to play more to rid myself of the Christmas pudge I have accumulated around my midsection.
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