Where are the ark plans when you need them?!?!
Dixie hates storms. She's lying on my feet at this moment. Not near my feet. Not close by. On them. Poor little girl.
I'm going to Arkansas this weekend for my niece's high school graduation. I'm so proud of her. Harmony has always worked hard for the things she has. She has never felt as though her parents or the world owes her anything, a rare attitude for a teenager of this day and age. When she does receive something, she is truly appreciative and goes out of her way to say thank you. As an example, when most kids these days turn 16, they demand not just a car, but a new, expensive sports car or SUV. This was not the case for Harmony. Her dad fixed his old car for her, and she was thrilled and was quick to tell people about what her dad had done for her. She doesn’t expect her parents to pay for her car expenses. She works after school and on weekends to pay for them herself.
She is kind, considerate, honest, trustworthy, responsible, and dependable; has a great love for the outdoors; and a strong desire and fervent dream to make the care of God’s gift of natural resources and wildlife her life’s work. She is a fine Christian young lady, and no one deserves a happy life more than she does.
Posted by Dixie at May 10, 2006 04:18 PM