The Ministry of Lisa Copen

Lisa Copen, Founder of Rest Ministries which serves the chronically ill, shares about mothering, illness, ministry and more.

Oh, What a Day!

December 24, 2009 at 3:42 PM · Filed under Daily Ponders as I Wander, Motherhood and tagged: , , , , , , , ,

While trying to figure out how it’s 3:35PM and I just now got out of my pajamas and through the shower, I reflected back on my day and saw a pattern.  I couldn’t help but hear the 12 days of Christmas song!

5 kinds of entertainment for my little shepherd boy

4 loads of laundry

3 blogs posted

2 quiche made (1 burnt)

1 in gingerbread house makeover (previously collapsed)

all while still wearing this (cumbersome) splint!

…and we even got skype working so we can watch the rest of the family open gets 1000 miles away!

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  Marilyn Barto wrote @ January 20, 2010 at 12:31 PM

I am praying for the continued healing of your hand. Thank you for all you do for the website and fellow chronis pain sufferers, with your limitations, they are really appreciated by me.

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  San Francisco wrote @ January 29, 2010 at 8:40 AM

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