Alive & Active

As I was reading Psalms this morning, this reference reminded me of a very special moment that I spent with Him - Creator of the Heavens and the Earth, Creator of Me - on top of a mountain in Siem Reap, Cambodia two years ago.  I am thankful for that moment - a moment I hope that I never forget - and I am thankful that God's Word is truly alive and active TODAY.

Eternally Grateful,
and in Love,
Jewel

Isaiah 61:1-3

more Picnik fun!

Did you already clean your entire desk and office?

Work has been very slow in the office this week. The one secretary that can usually keep me busy has been off since Monday and I have not had much to do. So after organizing everything I could find to organize, I have been catching up on blogs and emails, losing numerous Scrabble games, and creating a file full of pictures on picnik.com, a free and easy photo-editing website. The entire purpose of this post is to display a few of my newest and favorites. Enjoy!

picnik.com

If you're interested in fun and easy photo-editing, or you're on summer vacation and have nothing to do....... check out picnik.com. These are a few of the pictures I have made with picnik in the last few weeks..

This is a cute little boy in Kratie, Cambodia.  We had so much fun playing together and he has the most adorable little laugh!  I can't wait to see him again soon!

This is Ben in his Manning jersey at "Support Your Home Team Sunday"

This is my roommate and I in our 1st ever picture together.. taken only 3 days ago!

This is an older picture of me sitting at the desk in my dorm room that I don't miss at all!

These are 2 little kids that I babysit and love to pieces!!

Dad and I at Chik-Fil-A on Valentines Day.  The restaurant and tables were decorated, they gave us flowers and free dessert, and workers in black suits sat us down and took our trash!

My brother-in-law, Jeff.

Daniel & Nathan are the two little boys I nannied for in Kansas this summer.  Their parents are missionaries in Ecuador.

Jayden is Gerson and Betsy's son a few months ago

Jael and her sister Kiara were the two little girls I nannied for in Kansas this summer.  Their parents were the pastors at the church where I ministered in Ecuador.