Welcome to another version of Titus 2 Tuesday, where we honor women in our lives who have taught us Biblical principles and truths.
Last night, the women in my family gathered in Atlanta at the Coca-Cola Museum for a Paula Deen cooking show. Now, you have to understand, my 89 1/2 year old Gma is convinced Paula Deen is the best cook this side of the Mississippi, no doubt. So, the 9 of us packed into the museum's auditorium with 200 of our closest Paula-fan-friends and had a great time! Paula was funny, silly, smart, and yummy!
Here's a picture of all 9 of us
There is Gma, front and center, of course. You have my mom and my Aunt Lynda, plus the six cousins. Yes, only girl cousins in the family! Everyone was there, even my Aunt Nancy, whom I'm sure was there in spirit. We laughed, we squealed like little girls ~ okay, Gma squealed like a little girl when Paula came out, we ate some good ole' southern cookin', and we talked and we enjoyed our time together.
And that's what I absolutely love about this family. We're all busy in our own ways. In the crowd above, you have a teacher, a retired teacher, an artsy stay-at-home mom, an attorney and mother, a financial whiz, a coffee barista and masseuse, a radiological tech and mommy, a banker and expectant mommy. And the matriarch of them all who keeps us straight and in check! But, when we get together, we're family. Plain and simple. Complicated and strong. We've been through our share of heartaches and pains. We've cried together and prayed together. Always trusting the One who knows every step of our journey. We've celebrated together. We've hoped together.
So, last night, as I crawled into bed, I praised God for the amazing women in my family, for what they mean to me, for what they've taught me about life. And for that I'm forever grateful!
Who are you thankful for today? Link up and share with us!
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Would you please join my family in prayer today? My Aunt Lynda is undergoing multiple tests today. We appreciate your prayers.












