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Welcome! I’m Helen.

I am thankful you have taken the time to visit my blog.
I am a woman who simply loves Jesus. I am also a wife and a mom to 3.
Since I was a young child I have wanted to be a writer. I would read The Writers' Market as if it were a novel.
I love fonts, writing letters (the old-school way), snail mail, words, Red Vines, Earl Grey tea, books piled high and capturing sunsets from my living room or front porch.
I believe God reveals Himself to us each day...we just need to pay attention.
This is my spot to expose with the lantern of my pen, the God who teaches us spiritual lessons throughout the lengths of our days.
He's slowly and tenderly restoring my sight.
I hope you will join me often.

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Let me introduce you to the U16 Boys Crossfire Select Champions! 5 games in scorching temperatures. This team would not give up! #pcu03

Every year. No matter the variety. The first flowers open in the same spot. I've learned to look in that rectangle of dirt first, where the conditions appear to be ideal. Growing anything from seeds always amazes me. The garden is my steadfast companion to faith. What remains hidden from sight, for what seems like an eternity, will on its appointed time stretch out full of hope and beauty to decorate the sky. #sunflowers2018

Lessons learned today: *Flowers are always beautiful even when you might think they are past their peak. I will never be hasty in tossing creation which is evolving in shade and form. *A good name says it all. James Beard, enough said. *I remain devoted to G&T's.. *Reservations are a strong move when a line forms before a restaurant opens. Don't let these interior photos fool you... packed and happy house. *It's good to try something new...Pappardelle with fennel and almond pesto for me and brisket (like buttah) for him. *Anything with a flame will cause people to gaze and ask questions. An anniversary rooster to wish upon along with tiramisu and not pictured berry cobbler with honey cream glaze. We learned the couple behind us was celebrating their anniversary as well. *Selfies never will adequately capture what's in our hearts because they are as crammed full as our tummies! #32

32 years. These three photos seem to tell a story. Face to face with full embrace. As the years unfolded so did our arms to include more people to love. We've strolled with our hands intertwined and clasped them in prayer over joys and sorrows. Only we know the contents of these 32 years and I suppose God saw beyond what we fathomed with our obscured vision. That's a good thing and not for what others might imagine. It's golden because in a world where everything is easily accessible to human eyes (I mean look at me posting on social media 😉), it's refreshing to possess hidden and sacred moments. Happy Anniversary love, let's keep holding tight to each other because as our family grows, it is anchored in the foundation built upon our saying I Do day after day. I love you! #32 #july19

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wassuphelen@gmail.com

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