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Introduction Text I Think God is a Quilter (Author Unknown) I think God is a quilter Who takes His needle and thread To piece our world from nothingness And give it form, instead. I think God is a quilter And everything I see Are pieces from His careful hand From tree to bumblebee. I think we see God's stitches His texture everywhere; The velvet moss, the grainy sand, The silky strands of hair. I think God is a quilter; Stitching tight and tiny rows, Adding to my scraps and pieces, Seaming everything He knows. I think He cuts the patterns From what I'd throw away. He shows me how to use each scrap In His redeeming way. I think God quilts a pattern From everything I live; But He can only stitch the quilt From what I choose to give. I think God is a quilter Stitching strength where I am weak. Showing me that life He touches Embraces everything I seek. I think God is a quilter From the patience in each thread; Proving length of time no barrier; Treating time a gift, instead. I think quilts are lessons God uses just to teach That our pieces and our remnants Have kaleidoscopic reach. So, in the life I'm living With pieces everywhere I'll give them to the Quilter To stitch with loving care. I'll give them to the Quilter Unwanted though they be And with His work of quilting He'll make a quilt of me.

1. lose 5 pounds x 12 times. 2. Strength training so I can climb the hills on my neighborhood walk.

1. Tracking my eating habits so I can see on a daily basis exactly what the problem is. 2. Using the food tracker to make better choices every day in order to keep the calories down. 3. Starting a cardio-exercise program- done so Proceed with Program a. cardio of 30 minutes 5 times per week b. Strength training 3 times per week

I'm a life long southern girl who enjoys my children, genealogy, history, and the great- outdoors (as long as the weather is nice). I work full time and do NOT cook.

"Write it on your heart that every day is the best day of the year." ~ Ralph Waldo Emerson~ "I am determined to be cheerful and happy in whatever situation I may find myself. For I have learned that the greater part of our misery or unhappiness is determined not by our circumstance but by our disposition." Martha Washington 1732-1802, First American First Lady

Add a Link "Train your head and hands to do, your head and heart to dare." ~Joseph Cotter~ "And then my heart with pleasure fills, and dances with the daffodils." ~ William Wordsworth~
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