Thursday, March 20, 2008
Texans Love Jesus
OK--how fantastic are these mints!! Scripture Mints people! 'Fish shaped mints--Reaching The World One Piece At A Time'. And, you will never guess where I found them...the Hobby Lobby. Scripture Mints at the checkout counter at a craft store! Oh-my-gosh Texas is fantastic.
Since arriving in this state, I have heard more about how much Jesus loves me than I ever did in Utah. When I pay my toll at the tollbooth, the lovely lady says to me, "may the Lord bless your day"--amen, and I hope he helps me not to give these kids away to the car behind me.
Within the first couple of weeks that we were here, I had to register my van at the DMV. It is located in the same building that you take care of minor incidents with the law (there was quite a long line at this office). While I was waiting my turn, a woman who obviously had just finished taking care of her minor incident, was overcome with joy in the decision. She started jumping up and down and screaming--yes, screaming--"Thank you Jesus!!" I starred and gawked. Amazing. No one else seemed to find this behavior unusual. No one else starred with their mouth open like I did. The woman just kept thanking Jesus. She jumped and hollered all the way down the hall and out the doors.
Since then, I have thought about using this proclamation myself. The other day I found a pair of flip flops at Target on clearance for $1.98. What joy. I thought about thanking Jesus outloud with sincere emphasis, but decided against it. Instead, I just opened my scripture mints and whispered, "God bless Texas".
HAHAHAHA!!! Isn't the south GRAND?!?!?! We have these moments quite often here in GA!
ReplyDeleteI love it! And miss it! But I do get alot of Alohas and Mahalos here that I don't get in Texas.
ReplyDeleteYou are the best writer!
Hey if you want this thing to be a little more fancy shmancy then go to my blog, link to Hanson Family blog, and scroll down to her Free blog layout post. That is where I got my new digs!
ReplyDeleteAlso, the next post after that is about the Twilight movie!
you are seriously making my life bearable with your blog. I say God bless Queen Foster for finding gems in the great state of texas that are uhhh-mazing.
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