Today I am linking up with my friend Jill to share some of the Compassion blessings we had last month.
Did you have any Compassion blessings last month? Be sure to link up with Jill and her Compassion Joy Dare posts each month.
Today I am linking up with my friend Jill to share some of the Compassion blessings we had last month.
Did you have any Compassion blessings last month? Be sure to link up with Jill and her Compassion Joy Dare posts each month.
10 more weeks!
Hard to believe that 10 weeks from today, my son and I will be sitting on a plane heading for Mexico City on a sponsor tour with Compassion International!! I know this is going to be a life changing adventure for both of us and I want to make sure that my heart is prepared for our journey.
In our trip journals, they encourage us to pray early and often for the trip. They even provide specific prayer prompts! How amazing is that!
Over the next ten weeks, I will be adding a new book to my morning Bible time which will help me spend some focused time in prayer at the beginning of each day.
Dear children, let us not love with words or speech but with actions and in truth.
- 1 John 3:18
Would you join us in prayer for our trip?
My First Attempt at Photographing a Wedding
Read MoreOne Meal One Day Photo Scavenger Hunt
Read MoreUsually on Wednesday, I share my week’s worth of Capture Your 365 photos. But not this week. I knew we were going to a Civil War event this past weekend, so I thought I would take a break from the daily photo prompts and share some photos from our weekend.
ISO 200, 55mm, f/4.0, 1/160 sec
Kelsey and a couple of the girls decided to go out on the field as corpsmen with our 20th Maine group this past weekend. Basically, they are responsible for bandaging up any of the fallen soldiers on the field.
ISO 200, 200mm, f/5.6, 1/160 sec
This past year (even though we have only been to two events), Matthew has been ‘playing’ over on the confederate side of the field. Which means my children were on opposite sides!!
ISO 200, 200mm, f/5.6, 1/400 sec
So here is my son, Matthew, kneeling, getting ready to ‘fire’ upon the ‘enemy’.
ISO 200, 165 mm, f/5.3, 1/320 sec
Right in the middle of the photo, Kelsey is holding onto her ‘wounded’ arm.
At one point during the ‘battle’, Kelsey came to the front of their line and shouted, “Brother, stop shooting at us!” I could hear here all the way on the sidelines! Then ‘shots’ were fired, and over she went. Eventually, Matthew ended up being ‘shot’ and ‘died’ out on the field too.
ISO 100, 50mm, f/1.8, 1/500 sec
Overall, it was a beautiful weekend! This was our seventh time at this event! Civil War reenacting has been a great activity for our family. We have learned a lot about the Civil War, and we have been able to spend time with some wonderful people.