Then Sings My Soul Saturday - We are all in this Together

Amy is away this weekend speaking at the Extreme Spiritual Makeover Conference being held by the Cliffside Baptist Church in North Carolina. The plan was for Amy to take our laptop computer with the Verizon Wireless internet card with her to North Carolina and do her post late Friday night. Unfortunately, the cell phone coverage in the woods of North Carolina is not strong enough to connect to the internet so I have the pleasure, no the honor, of "legally hijacking" Signs, Miracles, and Wonders for the first time.

This week's song is from High School Muscial and is "We are all in this Together."

I am sure that many Mothers out there in bloggy land wonder what happens at home when Mom is away for the weekend and Dad has the children at home alone. Well, watch the video below and cue up the HSM soundtrack. Most of the time there is a celebration and party going on but the celebration usually doesn't start until Mom makes it back home.

I love my children and I truly cherish my quality and quanity time with them but being "Mom" is hard. I took Spencer to school this morning, went back to his school for Field Day, had to hunt for 30 minutes for his lunch because he lost it in all the excitement, then realized I should have had a change of clothes for him since he was soaked from the water events, then had to make a trip to Burger King for more food because he did not have enough time to eat the lunch, then Spencer and I had to go pick up Mary Lyndsey, changed the movie on the DVD player twice, got her from a friend's house, then had to go back to Burger King because Mary Lyndsey didn't get an ICEE, then back home for snacks, television, kids rough housing in the front yard, changing of clothes 2 more times because somehow the kids got wet again, had to fix Spencer a grilled cheese, Mary Lyndsey a pannycake, and then I had to eat, clean up wash the dishes, etc. You get the picture of how my day went. Most men would consider anyone of these many activities as a full day's work but you know what, It was a probably a pretty slow day for any Mom, can you hear Anita Renfro warming up in the background, and so the celebration actually starts when Mom is back home.

We are all in this together and we are supportive of Amy being able to share our families life experience, the hope, and good news that Christ has for all. It is so exciting to watch God's plan work and see how busy she has become between the speaking efforts for the Epilepsy Community and to see God use those experiences to prepare her to speak more often to Ladies groups at Churches. In the past 30 days, she has spoke at 3 different churches while maintaining a busy speaking schedule for Epilepsy LIVE Events.

Amy, the bottom line, is that we want you to know that "We are all in this Together."