"It is better to eat Twinkies with good friends than to eat broccoli alone!"
Just couldn't help but passing along these words of wisdom!
6/04/2009
6/02/2009
Receptions, Bridal Shower & Birthday Party
JuJu at her bridal shower. I'm going to miss this WOG (WOMAN OF GOD)! That's her beau (Eric) sneaking a peck on the cheek!
The weekend was filled with receptions (yes, more than 1), a bridal shower and also having fun celebrating one of the grands birthday. In the immediate above photo, Brother Davis (seated - dark shirt) is retiring after 23 years as the District Superintendent of the MS Assemblies of God. To the right, Raymond and Sindyhave accepted a new position in West Texas, after 18 years serving as the Youth & CE Director. Bro Derek presented them with farewell gifts at a noon luncheon. Their replacements have BIG SHOES to fill! 
6/01/2009
Interesting Figures
The question was asked, "Is religion an important part of your daily life?"
Here is the findings.
Most Religious States
Mississippi 85% of residents / YES
Alabama 82 %
South Carolina 80%
Tennessee 79%
Arkansas, Louisiana 78%
Least religious states
Vermont 42% of residents / YES
New Hampshire 46%
Maine, Massachusetts 48%
Alaska 51%
Washington52%
Info copied from TPE, May 31, 2009 edition
Here is the findings.
Most Religious States
Mississippi 85% of residents / YES
Alabama 82 %
South Carolina 80%
Tennessee 79%
Arkansas, Louisiana 78%
Least religious states
Vermont 42% of residents / YES
New Hampshire 46%
Maine, Massachusetts 48%
Alaska 51%
Washington52%
Info copied from TPE, May 31, 2009 edition
5/25/2009
Camp Meeting @ The River
Presently we are having Camp Meeting with Big Mo Ministries, ministering nightly! WOW !One minute Big Mo is making you laugh and in the next split second you are grasping a nugget from the Word! Today it was cool to hang out with he, his wife and son. What sweet fellowship!
5/18/2009
Celebrating Mom's Birthday
With the Great Neice & Nephew & a couple of the Great Great's.
Mom With some of her neices & nephews
With the Senator (below)
With Cuz Floyd
5/04/2009
Looking Around The Hometown
While looking around the hometown this past weekend, I had the opportunity to see "The Century Plant". It rarely blooms, but when it does, the long thingie with a cyme of big yellow flowers
can reach up to 25 feet. The plant dies after flowering, but produces suckers from the base, which continue it's growth. The average lifespan is around 28 years.
can reach up to 25 feet. The plant dies after flowering, but produces suckers from the base, which continue it's growth. The average lifespan is around 28 years.
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