If you are single, or even in the final stages of getting married, take this one piece of advice from me: marry your best friend and you will never regret it. Continue reading Your Best Friend→
I sometimes ask my husband to make a poem to express his love for me. Let me tell you something, my husband is terrible when it comes to making those off the cuff kind of poems (don’t assume that I can do better). But I find those broken poems to be very funny and entertaining, much better than real and professionally made poems.
I kind of like this anniversary celebration thingy, don’t you? I woke up this morning around 4 and said, “Bravo! I will post something exciting today!”
My husband and I will celebrate our 20th wedding anniversary this coming Monday, March 27. So, this is a follow up post to yesterday’s post. If you didn’t get a chance to read it, read it now and bring yourself up to speed.
On the Book of Numbers, chapter 7, God told Moses to accept gifts from every tribe of Israel and give those gifts to the Levites who served in the tent of meeting according to their assigned responsibilities.
So, from the three major Levitical families who were responsible for the work of the tabernacle, Moses gave those gifts to Gershonites and Merarites but not to the Kohathites.