Calendar Tuesday # 12
It’s December 6th ….time again for
Calendar Tuesday, which only happens on the first Tuesday of each month.
Let's begin with the Country Homes Ideas calendar, which probably won't be featured here next year as I haven't been able to find one.
Moving on to the Violent Veg calendar:
"Thought he would enjoy me tickling his baubles"
And the final Suzy Toronto for this year:
and here is what it says:
If you only PRAY when
you’re in trouble…you’re in trouble!
Prayer is a mighty
thing. You know it as well as I do. But often it’s not until our world starts
to crumble and we’re about to go down in flames that it finally dawns on us to
ask for help from a power greater than ourselves.
When we just can’t stand
anymore, we finally realize we need to kneel.
When did God become our
last resort instead of our first defense? When did we decide we’d only pray
once we’d run out of options instead of making it a foundation of our daily
lives?
What if we made a prayer
a priority right now, as if He is #1 on our celestial speed dial?
The truth is there are
always five bars glowing on our heavenly cell phones.
Living a life filled
with prayer can strengthen us beyond our abilities and give us an understanding
beyond our comprehension. It infuses us with courage and hope and allows us to
create a life worth loving despite the challenges we may face.
So give it a try…and do
not delay.
Bottom line, if you only
pray when you’re in trouble, bless your heart…you’re in trouble.
And we shall now finish the year with the back page of the Suzy Toronto calendar:
Back page, about Suzy Toronto
So this is me…I’m a tad wacky and just shy of crazy. I’m fifty something and
live in the sleepy village of Tangerine, Florida, with my husband Al, and a big
goofy dog named Lucy. And because life wasn’t crazy enough, my eighty something-year-old
parents live with us too. (In my home, the nuts don’t fall far from the tree I
eat far too much chocolate, and I drink sparkling water by the gallon. I
practice yoga, ride a little red scooter, and go to the beach every chance I
get. I have five grown children and over a dozen grandkids who love me as much
as I adore them.
I teach them to dip their French fries in their chocolate shakes and to
make up any old words to the tunes they like. But most of all, I teach them to
never, ever colour inside the lines. This is the Wild Wacky Wonderful life I
lead, and I wouldn’t have it any other way. Welcome to my world!
Yes, the blue fringe is a bit too much.
ReplyDeleteThat Suzy must be something else!
S.J.Qualls; I'd like to be a fly on the wall at her place :) Join me?
DeleteYeah..the blue has to go. Maybe a nice soft green. Those are some cool calendars.
ReplyDeleteonly slightly confused; no, no, no green. No trim at all. I must get busy photographing next year's calendars.
DeleteI don't color between the lines either, the difference is I TRY to color between the lines.
ReplyDeletejoeh; I've given up colouring altogether, it's much easier to splash a bucket of paint at something and hope for the best.
DeleteI totally agree that prayer should not be a last resort, but a constant communication! And I think I'm a little in love with Suzy! :)
ReplyDeleteDiane; I can't say I love Suzy because I've never met her, but I do love her calendars. I have next year's one waiting in a drawer.
DeleteThat blue? No. No way, no how.
ReplyDeleteAnd Suzy sounds like good people.
Elephant's Child; I like the blue colour, but don't like the trim, the chairs don't need it. Suzy sounds like good people for sure.
DeleteMy dinning room sure isn't all that fancy.
ReplyDeleteCoffee is on
Dora; I don't have a dining room at all, just a small table in the living room, pushed up against a wall. If I had one it wouldn't be fancy, just clean and neat.
DeleteI LOVE her philosophy on life!!
ReplyDeletefishducky; me too, I wish I'd discovered her calendars years ago. I don't know how long she has been producing them though, maybe this was the first.
Delete.. hi River.. I like the blue colour.. but the fringes would have to go .. a bit too much for me .....
ReplyDeletePrayer does need to be a constant and regular part of our lives.. .I like Suzy's ideas .. xxxxx
... Barb xxx
Barbara; you're right, the fringe is too much. I don't pray on a regular basis, unless you count "please god, let me win the mega lotto draw"
DeleteThe blue fringing totally spoils the room. What possessed someone. I am not fussed on the floor rug either. If I keep at it with the picking, I will end up not liking the room.
ReplyDeleteAndrew; I hadn't noticed the rug so had another look. You're right, it's too fussy and has to go, like the trim, it's just that little bit too much. I'm wondering if a flatter rug, in a dark colour might be better. Or just the polished floor. I often end up not liking a whole room or house after I've "picked" it to pieces.
Deletei like the room look .
ReplyDeleteprays should flow through breathing .
if one want to feel most powerful he should pray when even he thinks he does not need because he needs it then too
The room is a little to formal for my liking...to some it might be beautiful, but it's not my style.
ReplyDeleteIn response to your question re Conway Twitty Mobile Homes, River....
Deletehttp://www.cinebase.net/1142332/conway-twitty-mobile-home-company-conway-twitty-mobile-home-company.html
And -
https://books.google.com.au/books?id=Xd3KCN-JzOcC&pg=PT60&lpg=PT60&dq=Conway+Twitty+mobile+home&source=bl&ots=cFKp-Lps6v&sig=3goJNirlhPSPXSDQnHtIMQeCa-A&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwje2tPX1eDQAhUDE5QKHZtnA6UQ6AEIGTAA#v=onepage&q=Conway%20Twitty%20mobile%20home&f=false