You left a comment on view from the Prairie Box concerning the Stam family. I know one of John Stam's nieces, Ruthie Jordan, of Shoreview, MN--one cool 83-year-old. She served in Quito, Ecuador, as a missionary for 40+ years. I also count Stepping Heavenward as one of my favorite books. Elisabeth Elliot introduced it to me when I produced and announced for her radio program, Gateway to Joy, nearly 20 years ago!
I just thought this picture of Alicia with a little friend from next door was so sweet. I had to post it.
Hmmm...I wonder what they're looking at. It is a sweet picture.
ReplyDeleteWonder what they are looking at? They seem very intent!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot!
ReplyDeleteIndeed, that is a lovely picture! Nice children!
ReplyDeleteIt is a cute picture.
ReplyDeleteAnts! betcha it was an ant! I still love to confuse ants, put your foot in their way and see how they over come the boundry!
ReplyDeleteseeing our kids with their friends in moments, it is a great gift, one that keeps us going.
ReplyDeleteWhat a darling shot. Wonder what they are saying...or thinking?
ReplyDeleteYou left a comment on view from the Prairie Box concerning the Stam family. I know one of John Stam's nieces, Ruthie Jordan, of Shoreview, MN--one cool 83-year-old. She served in Quito, Ecuador, as a missionary for 40+ years. I also count Stepping Heavenward as one of my favorite books. Elisabeth Elliot introduced it to me when I produced and announced for her radio program, Gateway to Joy, nearly 20 years ago!
ReplyDeleteThat is really sweet. Yes, I would like to know what they are saying too. I love kid conversations.
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