We have decided that part of our "No Big Vacation" summer will be "Firsts". That is doing things together for the first time; things we have never done before, together. So, this is the first of the firsts.
We made homemade ice cream for the first time! When I bought an ice cream freezer, a year ago, I bought a hand cranked one. I figured if we were going to make ice cream then we needed to work for it. When I told several people about it they said that would be a lot of work. It kind of put a damper on the ice cream making. Just the other day Greg said "Let's make ice cream." It wasn't hard work at all. It only took 20 minutes and we had fun talking about when we used to make ice cream as kids.
People, I guess, are so use to electric everything, that any little bit of exursion is "hard work".
Now, I need to get to thinking about what we will do next weekend for the first time.
About Me and My Blog
I am a Christian wife, mother, grandmother, teacher, friend and who ever else I am. I have been married for thirty-one years to my best friend, Greg. We live in a small town in East Texas. I am the FCS County Extension Agent. I enjoy sewing, camping, gardening, spending time with family, traveling, riding with Greg on his motorcycle. I am learning about beekeeping, soapmaking, rainwater catchment and other farmish type activities.
The name of my blog comes from a sermon I heard once about a time when Paul had been arrested and was being taken to Rome as a prisoner. The ship, on which he traveled found safe harbor, for the winter, at a place called Fairhaven. The captain of the ship wasn't content with staying so he set sail again and later was ship wrecked. I apply this to my life in that I want to be content with where God has me and what he has for me. If I am not I may end up like the ship that carried Paul, shipwrecked.
The name of my blog comes from a sermon I heard once about a time when Paul had been arrested and was being taken to Rome as a prisoner. The ship, on which he traveled found safe harbor, for the winter, at a place called Fairhaven. The captain of the ship wasn't content with staying so he set sail again and later was ship wrecked. I apply this to my life in that I want to be content with where God has me and what he has for me. If I am not I may end up like the ship that carried Paul, shipwrecked.
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The old crank ice cream makers sure do bring back lots of memories! :)
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