Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Follow your heart....
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About Me
- Chrissy...The Apothecary Shop
- Starting over isn't easy but its what I am doing,married for 26 years I now find myself on my own..I have two amazing grown children..and will soon have a new daughter in law..so much to look forward too! Please stop by when ever you like,my door is always open!
11 comments:
You must be so proud of her....I'm proud of her!
She's going to go far with her big heart. xo
How beautiful! HUGS MARY
What a lovely post. I am sure you are very proud of your beautiful girl!
The people of Haiti are wonderful. I was born there and spent my growing up years there as my parents were missionaries. The best years of my life! It's wonderful to see young people with a heart for the children of this country.
Mary Alice
How proud you must be!
What a difference she is making in this world!
This is wonderful.
Sue
xo
I can see why you are so very proud of her. We would do well to have more young people like her.
xx
Carole
an amazing young woman! you must be so proud? God bless her! On a another note..would you kindly email me your address? (don't ask!):)
God bless your sweet daughter for following the calling God has put on her life.
Blessings to you all, Amy
Hi!
You must be so proud. And should be. youngs today as before set their mind on nonesence usually.
Your post is lovely. I anderstand very well how she have fallen in love with the country and it's children. They do need our help.
Now to you tile story. Laughed out lound when you told you would have kiled your friend if she had not brought you one as well. LOL:)) Some things are made for loving but not nessisary on first sight. The things we learn to love we keep the longest also.
And thank you ever so much for your compliments. They make me smile like a star.
Hugs!
Lineca
I love this...I love her heart...at age 19 my heart was for Africa. I dreamed of the day I would live there. I thought after college I would go and never come back. But I never did make it to my african home. Yes, it felt like home to me, even though I had never been. I studied the culture in college. My minor was African studies. My B.A degree was Food & Nutrition. I was going to work in a health clinic with Mothers and babies with the Peace Corps. I know your daughter's heart. I'm thankful you let her go. My parents did not support my desire to go. I will keep her in my prayers(and you!)
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