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Wednesday, May 6, 2009

My First

Whassup anybody, everybody!
This is my first blog, so bear with me and I promise to get better.
It's about two in the afternoon and I am taking a break from cleaning. I have been cleaning like a mad woman not only for spring, but to prepare for my much anticipated mother's day weekend. This week I will be hosting my 2cnd mother's day fashion show. I'm so excited, last year was a blast and I'm hoping this year will be the same. It's so much fun getting together with other moms and just being ourselves. I personally think Moms have the hardest job in the world (probably because I'm a stay at home mom), so I wonder why we only get ONE day to be celebrated! I mean really I would have no problem being pampered and celebrated every week for the remaining years of my life! Anyhow, the joy that shows on these mother's faces when we gather to party like no tomorrow-is all the satisfaction I need for Mother's day. No one gets drunk, high or out of their mind-we celebrate Jesus style and we do it with a bang! Hubby has a new grill so he wants to show off his cooking skills this weekend. I'm delighted, but I sure hate all the preparation that happens before it all goes down. Enough enough, I'm rambling because I'm in desperate need of a nap. I've been mopping, sweeping, washing and doing some of every thing else to make this house sparkle and I'm still not done! Well gotta go, I promise the next blog will be more interesting. I'm just an average Joe (well guess it would be Joanne, since i'm a girl), yeah, I'm just an average Joanne with a lot to say and a love for writing. Till we meet again, be blessed, be happy and keep checking out my blogs.
Peace

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Story of the Week

Gianna's Joy

It was a snowy afternoon and Gianna was waiting for her husband to come home. Usually she would be at work, but she was sick with the flu. She gathered her strength and sat in her bay window, looking out at the snow as it fell. Thoughts of shoveling and driving through the bad weather-made her feel down.

Tonight was her parent's 30th wedding anniversary party and she just had to be there to celebrate. With her head pounding and nose running, she cringed at the idea of picking out something cute and comfy to wear. Time was not on her side, the party was just a few hours away and she hadn't even combed her hair today.

All the way across the room, the phone was ringing.

By the time Gianna got to it, she had missed the call, but thankful the person called back again. "Hello" she answered. To Gianna's suprise, her dad was on the other end. "I'm outside kiddo, open up the door" her dad told her. Gianna peeped out her window and smiled when she saw her mom and dad standing on her front porch.

"We heard you weren't feeling well, and since the weather is bad, we moved the celebration to next saturday" Gianna's mom said as she handed her a wonderful fruit basket. It wasn't long before Gianna's husband and three kids were home. Everyone worked to clean up her home, fix her a great dinner and even helped her style her hair.

At the end of the evening, everyone drank some hot chocolate and watched some old family videos together. Gianna was grateful to God for her family and for their concern. A few days later she was back on her feet and feeling back to normal. Gianna got word that one of the elderly women at her church had got the flu and wasn't doing well.

So she asked some of the sisters from church to go with her and visit the woman. They helped to clean the woman's house, cook her some dinner and prayed with her. As Gianna was washing the elderly woman's dishes, she realized something-she was called to this. She drove home smiling as she thought of how they had helped that woman feel better about herself and her home.

So Gianna prayed and asked God about her new found desire to help the sick. She met with her pastor's wife and talked about how she could start helping those that were sick and shut in at their church. So prayerfully they formed a team of women who felt the same desire that Gianna felt. Together they worked to start a new ministry to the sick.

Even with a husband and three kids, Gianna made time to take the joy she received that day when her parents showed up, and share it with whomever would receive it. From house to house she went and brightened someone's day. Giana was amazed that God would use her to do such a great work for Him. She couldn't believe all that she had learned and did, just from being sick that day.

Giana took her joy and shared it with others. Who are you sharing your joy with this week? Make no excuse, someone is waiting-on you!