" Now, I thought myself, "It ain't for me. It's nothing to me, but yet anything that's pertaining to God is part of me, no matter if it's... Anything that--that's for God's children, it's for me, whether it's my duty to do this or do that. It's my duty to see to God's heritage regardless of where it's at." See?
Just like you'd say, "Well, my..." Like you was a little boy, say, "My--my business is just to chop the wood, not pack it in. Let John pack it in. I don't care if the snow falls on it, rains; let him get out and get it." No, it's your duty as a--as a child of that home to see that that wood don't get wet for your mother. See? Pack it in." 62-0601 Bro. Branham
Stop in and get warm by our stove sometime! Maybe I'll have something cookin' in the ol' black kettle or at least some hot tea!

7 comments:
great quote!! And that fire looks so inviting. =) Maybe we'll actually make it up your way, one day. Here's hoping!
We'd love to have ya'll come for a visit sometime!
I love your blog...i may pop in sometime too....hoping you got something in that ol black kettle:) Kate
Oooh, Melissa, that fire looks great. Haven't had any of your best tea in a while...I'll hafta make my way down there some time.
Kate-would love to have ya come!
Amber-you too, I will try to keep my supply of tea stocked up....mint..ahhh!
The farmer's wife
The chair looks so inviting. A cup of tea and a rocking chair and a fire. PERFECT!!
What a cozy combination. Can almost feel the warmth looking at the picture. Mom B.
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