What do I do?

Letters on a keyboard.
Words on a page
Desires of the heart
Thoughts in the mind
A drive
A need
A wanting
A longing
To write or not to write?
Would anyone read?
Or care for all that matter?
Would I feel accomplished?
Maybe released?

Ideas dance in my head. Notes scribbled on pieces of paper. Hours of research and investigations that drive me even more. For what?
What is better, to write a monologue, story or play and have no one ever see it, or to just think about it and never write it down?
I have a journal of things God has taught me through everyday happenings over the years and thanks to my daughter, it now has a copyright. But for what? Do I dare share with others?
What about the monologues of Hymn writers or the almost finished play "Tug of War" (The Plea of Heaven and the Pull of Hell)?

Am I wasting time writting, or wasting time on other things when I should be writting?

Look who's here!!!!!!

I'd like to introduce you to my 4th grandchild and my 3rd granddaughter.

Eliana Grace Clary made her debut at 10:47 am, today, 10-20-09.

She weighed in at 6 lbs. 7oz and is 20 inches long.

Daughter of Mike & Amy Clarey

Sister of Alex Clary

All are doing well.

Eliana is Hebrew for: God has responded.

1Samuel 1:27 " For this child I prayed and the Lord granted my petition that I made to him."

God has truly responded to our prayers. It is my pray now, that Eliana will respond to the God as she grows. That she will fore fill the call and purpose that the Lord has for her life.

There will be many more pictures to follow, but I just had to share her birth.

Not anchored to a due date

It's 10:52 pm and I'm anxiously waiting for a phone call from my son-in-law. Amy & hubby went to the hospital about 1 hour ago. It seems that Eliana Grace is not anchored to a due date and is about to make her grand entrance. Frankly I glad, as I can't wait to meet her.

You can be sure that I'll be posting photos and details as soon as I have all the info. So, please keep Amy & hubby in prayer as they too wait for the grand entrance of their daughter.