10 Januar 2006--Do princesses wear bobby hats and butterfly wings?

Lolo has been greatly inspired by the book Dan, Sue and Caleb gave her: Do Princesses Wear Hiking Boots?
by Carmela LaVigna Coyle:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0873588282/102-9574137-7564967?v=glance&n=283155

Poor thing has had a bad case of the runs since the wee hours of the morning. On the upside I was greatly thankful that she is still in nighttime pullups and I thoroughly enjoyed snuggling with her in bed in between bouts in the bathroom. She's an excellent patient.

Also wanted to share the following from one of my morning emails:

Light Labels:
There's a light for every personality in the lighting department at a home improvement store. Which one are you?Buried in the Psalms is a verse that underlines God's tender customization of his light in our personalities. "He determines the number of stars and calls them each by name." Psalm 147:4 (NIV) Identifying your kind of light and shining its offering kills the first I can't. As there are both strengths and weaknesses in all personalities, so there are both in our expression of God's light to our world. We do well to label our light, to understand its offering and then to wield it well in lighting the way for others.

What kind of light are you? (I think you should ask a dear friend or your spouse to see if they see you in the same light---Ok enough puns. T)

Are you a candle? Do you light the room about you, but are you vulnerable to other influences that might snuff you out?

How about a flashlight? Do you click on in emergencies? Are you good at shinning in a pinch, but are you turned off in the everyday?

Are you a desk lamp? Do you provide light for people to work by, but must you be atop a steady surface to do so?

Are you a headlight? Do you light the path for a journey, but you have to be moving in order to not run your battery down?

What kind of light are you? We discover great freedom in understanding and accepting our own light "container."If you enjoy MOMSense Radio and don't want to miss a day of mothering encouragement, visit our Web site at www.MOPS.org to sign up for the free daily e-mail transcripts!