>At Bible study on every other Monday night, we get our coffee and snack and share updates on prayer requests. Last time, I shared about the possibility of not being with Aaron in Korea. I couldn't even make it through talking about it before I started crying.Tonight was such a different story. I updated everyone … Continue reading >Two weeks later

>I didn't expect this to happen tonight, but it did. And we feel good about it, as crazy as it may sound.I'm not moving to Korea. As you all know, CS paperwork is not going through anytime soon, and things aren't working out for him to get approved to live off-post. We went ahead and … Continue reading >Never Plan B or C, always Plan A

>My husband and I are on the same page about the major things - finances, beliefs, roles in marriage. It's awesome. I think that's the way it should be when you're yoked with someone in marriage. The little things we aren't so agreeable on, like music and books and whatnot. Last night we both affirmed … Continue reading >And we turn to the same page

>I have no idea what there is in my future, but the Lord is doing a new work in me. There is a heightened awareness of Him, an increased desire to learn from the Bible, and when I don't spend time in prayer and study, I can so tell! Not that I couldn't tell before, … Continue reading >A new work

>I think this one is overlooked. With all the blatant egregious sin in the world, unbelief can be chalked up to doubt, or questioning. Or an attitude of "I'm just not sure..." Baloney. We are called to believe. It's an action verb.Psalm 37 has a lot of those. This morning I wrote down a list, … Continue reading >The sin of unbelief

>...in love with my Savior.It is a possibility that Aaron will not get approved to live off post. When I realized the weight of this, that I would possibly have to stay here for eight more months, my heart just sunk. It was of course, this morning, while having coffee and getting ready for work.I … Continue reading >Falling head over heels…

>Seriously. When someone asks to hang out, or I ask someone, I am constantly consulting my Holy Grail of scheduling - the calendar on my iPod. I tell you, if it ever dies or I lose data on my calendar, I will be a lost cause.I understand that people are busy, and I'm busy. But … Continue reading >Let me pencil you in

>God is so good. For those of you reading who do not know the Lord as your Savior, maybe you're annoyed at my constant mentions of God. And Jesus. And the ethereal "Him" or "He". I am telling you, there is no other reason that I am healthy emotionally, physically and spiritually except for His … Continue reading >Trust and obey; for there’s no other way

>There are two main negative emotions that come from being separated from your spouse, at least in my understanding. Let me say that 95% of the time, I don't feel either of these. Tonight is an exception, one of those "Life just isn't fair" evenings.Jealousy. I get jealous of seeing couples happy together, holding hands, … Continue reading >Do you want some cheese with that whine?

>I've been able to relax and go to bed at a decent time two nights in a row. Aaron's been on weird hours.. he just worked a 24-hour CQ shift, gotta love those. Right now he's sleeping so I'll be going to bed soon.It's funny.. anyone reading that first little bit without knowing my situation … Continue reading >Work. Run. Aaron. Sleep. Repeat.