My Jesus Girl Lesson

I started keeping a little journal by my bed, I occasionally write in it people that I am praying for, things/people I am thankful for and things that have changed in my life from a year ago. I also write bible verses that I find lovely or meaningful to me at that time.  
Last night something told me to look at Romans 12:12, I wrote in in my journal and kept reading Romans 12. The next verse (Romans 12:13) is "Share with the Lord's people who are in need. Practice hospitality." I wrote that in my book, I continued reading and also wrote Romans 12:20 in my book, "If your enemy is hungry, feed him. If he is thirsty, give him something to drink."
This morning I received a message about someone in need and would I be willing to help them. I instantly thought, I disagree with a lot of things the person does, so much that I "hid" them on facebook so that I no longer "had" to see their posts. I am always skeptical to just hand money to people, especially if I disagree with what they may do with it and/or believe they can do a better job of taking care of themselves. 
Well, after thinking about it, I remembered those bible verses I wrote down just twelve hours before. (By the way, This family that could use help is not my enemy at all.)  It is not my job to judge people or condemn them because they may not believe the same way that I do. Who am I to say what is right and wrong?!? 
Needless to say, I did my part in helping them and all because God led me to the decision last night by triggering me to look up that verse and think about it. 
God "tricked" me, just kidding, he taught me a good lesson. <3 span="">
Sometimes trying to be a good Jesus Girl is hard and humbling.  

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LifeGroup February 6th, 2013

Tonight was my second time to attend a LifeGroup.  My LifeGroup is mostly young women that get together a couple Wednesday nights a month for fellowship and sometimes a craft and sometimes review a book. Tonight we made Valentine treat bags for the LifeKid Volunteers at LifeChurch in Owasso, OK. My Aunt Paula, Mom, Heidi, Bridget, Demetria were there tonight and our LifeGroup leader is Mindy.
Mindy also did my nails after LG and her daughter Cali wrote Wyatt a couple notes on hearts for me to bring home to him.
Very much enjoyed tonight, spending time with other women that I relate to and am on the same path with.
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Spring Break 2010

On Sunday March 14th Wyatt, Heidi and I left for our vacation. Nay Nay let us take her hummer since the ac is out on the tahoe. We left around noon and headed to Colleyville to our Aunt Cheryl's house. We had to stop in Durant at Jack in the Box to have tacos for Susan. Susan loves tacos. Aunt Cheryl made us lasagna for dinner.

On Monday we left around 8 and headed for San Antonio. We stopped at Red Rock at an outlet mall. We arrived at our hotel around 3 in the afternoon. We got checked in and then headed to Sea World. Wyatt wanted to visit Sea World. First we watched the killer whale show. It was wonderful, those things are huge and one of the whales had a baby that was born in January. Then we got a drink and popcorn. We saw a sea lion show. We saw penguins. Sea World also has s little water parked hooked onto the main park, Wyatt wore his swimming trunks so we headed there, Wyatt played in the water a little bit but it wasnt all open yet for the season. Then he was cold so we had to buy a towel for him. We also watched a pirate show in 4D. This reminded us of Disney World. Wyatt played on the largest jungle gym I have ever seen. We saw the alligators and then it was starting to drizzle. We took our picture with Shamu and then we left. We were all hungry so we stopped and got us Taco Cabana for me and Wy and Heidi got Whataburger and we ate it back at the hotel and then we sleep, really really good.

Sea World wasnt as great as i expected so I didnt want to go back on Tuesday and spend a whole day there. Heidi wanted to go to Corpus Christi (which is only 2 hrs away from San Antonio) so we headed there. On the way to Corpus Christi there was a tour bus that had fell onto its side so we had an at least hour long detour. Some other tourist had told us to go to Padre Island instead of Corpus Christi and said it was only 30 mins from Corpus Christi so we asked Wyatt. Padre or Corpus Christi and he chose Padre Island. The next problem was we didnt have any address to a beach so it took us a little extra time to find the National Seashore in Padre. Wyatt loved the ocean. Even though the sun wasn't out and it even rained a bit on us while we were walking along the beach it was still a great experience. We found lots of dead jellyfish. Wyatt picked up tons of sea shells and found a clam that was still closed and found 2 sand dollars. We wrote our names in the sand and watched the water wash them away. We drove the hummer along the beach. It was wonderful. Heidi and I put our feet in but Wy was determined to get in the water a little more then his feet, so he did. Then he was cold and ready to go. We stopped and shopped and grabbed some snacks and headed back to San Antonio.

A couple hours later we got back to San Antonio and Aunt Cheryl had told us about a fabulous place to eat called Mi Tierras Cafe. So we went there. They had a 2 hour wait. Even though they are open 24 hours a day. They are also known for their huge Mexican Bakery. So we took a number and waited to pick out what desserts we wanted to leave with since we were not eating dinner there. I have no idea what we got but it was all yummy and we picked up some for Aunt Cheryl. Around this area in downtown is also a "Mexican Market" to shop in. This didnt last long because Wyatt was scared by the environment. (It was dark.) In one shop there was people drinking beer and dancing where crosses, purses and figurines were being sold. It was something none of us were used to. We were also wore out. We stopped at Taco Cabana again for me and Jack in the Box for Heidi and ate dinner at our hotel again.

Wednesday we got up early enough to have breakfast at the hotel. We left by 11. We went back to Sea World. Wyatt wanted to ride the Rio Loco water ride and I wanted to see the dolphin show. We had paid for season passes anyways so we should see everything while we were in the area.

WJM

I had to write a little essay about my son for his teacher. He started 5th grade today. I thought I would share the essay on here.

Wyatt James Morrison is ten years old. His nickname is Wy or most young children call him WyWy.  He lives with his mother, three dogs and a turtle close to Herald Elementary. Wyatt has mostly grown up in Collinsville. He loves God, his family, his animals (and everyone elses animals), singing, the color red, sharks, drawing, riding his bicycle, scooter or any other of his many ride on toys, swimming, the ocean, hunting, playing baseball, traveling and America. Wyatt's favorite number is ten. He loves Selena Gomez and saw her in concert in November.  

Wyatt has four half sisters at his dads house and no brothers. Wyatt sees his dad every other weekend. He is his moms only child. He loves spending time with his Poppy (his moms dad, Dennis McGehee). Wyatt is the oldest of all the grandchildren, he has five cousins, (four girls and one boy). He is mostly surrounded by women and has mostly been raised by women. 

Wyatt is very softhearted and gets his heart broken easily. Wyatt is kind to everyone and makes friends effortlessly. He is polite, helpful, honest, loving, gracious, trustworthy, tolerant, friendly, affectionate, thoughtful, outgoing and trusts others quickly. 

Wyatt has visited fourteen states this year. He loves learning and history and the ocean. His favorite place he has visited is Washington DC because of the history and because there is a lot of patriotism there. Wyatt wants to visit Hawaii.

Wyatt is proud of the deer we have mounted, hanging in our living room, he shot it when he was eight years old while hunting in Western Oklahoma with his Poppy, the deer is a "9 point" buck. 

Wyatt's favorite school subject is spelling, the subject he enjoys the least is math.  He mostly makes "A's" in school and never gets into trouble. 

Wy likes to please people and sometimes tells you what he thinks you want to hear if that means he wont hurt your feelings. 

Everyone loves Wyatt especially his Momma!

My 32nd birthday, 2010

I turned 32 almost a year ago (August 31, 2010) so I realize this post should have came months ago but I just finished it.
My birthday extravaganza started at work with a beautiful cake, lots of presents, treats and a surprise visitor (with flowers), Wyatt.
Danya, Susan, Sara, Heidi, Wyatt and I had a wonderful lunch at El Tequila in Owasso. Of course I had to wear a sombrero and everyone sang Happy Birthday to me.
My cake was amazing, it was from Dee's Sweet Designs.

  After work I went to my moms house. She also had a cake for me and more presents. The cake was great!

Blowing out the candles on my bday cake from Mom.

 After my moms we all went to Cheddar's restaurant on 71st Street and had dinner. It was wonderful to have dinner with my wonderful friends and family. Ireland even wore a princess dress for me since it was my birthday!

 

Princess Ireland

Mom, me, Heidi and Wyatt

John, me and Susan

My LuvBug

Aaliyah and Wyatt, so sweet!

Wyatt putting a bracelet on that he bought me. 

Wy's Broken Wrist

Wyatt at the ER

Leaving the ER in his splint

Wyatt wrists 2 days after the break.