Off To Ministry

With Lymph machine in hand, Remedies and Ions Cleanse ready to go~Seanna is off again to minister to her Grandparents needs.

Seanna will be giving her Grandmother treatments to help her detox the dead cancer from her body along with helping her Grandfather in the daily care of IV's, shots, chelation, pills, preparing organic meals, relieving her Grandfather along with household duties. It has been a mixed blessing. Seanna's Grandmother is overcoming the severity of bone cancer through Alternative Medicine. She has had great success in destroying the cancer but it has created a buildup in her system in which 3 quarts of liquid was recently removed.

Young ladies need to realize how effective their ministry is through the sphere of influence within their communities and families.

My parents have been so thankful to Seanna for her excellent work and timely care~she has touched many lives as a result~including those within the cancer clinic in Mexico. I could not do this work myself as I am needed at home but our daughter represents us well and we thank God for using her for His glory!

"This woman was abounding with deeds of kindness and charity which she continually did"

(The Message)

...who was always doing good and helping the poor

Acts 9:36

Singing Under the Stars in Yelapa

My beautiful daughter~Seanna (Sea-Anna) and I went to Yelapa, Mexico and had an absolutely wonderful time. My husband sent Seanna to continue her medical training in Alternative Health to keep our family and her future family healthy. My kind husband wanted to bless us with a much needed restful mother~daughter retreat.

I was so grateful to go to this beautiful part of the world, to film some of the training sessions, film the area and enjoy this peaceful paradise. We had joyful times together swimming, taking long walks along the beach with breathtaking views, spending refreshing time with my dear friend (another homeschooler~business helpmeet) Dr. Sarah Jernigan and clan~especially the Jernigan girls (which is a fun filled story in itself). There was horseback riding to waterfalls, salsa lessons, attending a Mexican Fiesta, (unexpected) high speed boat rides, talking with jungle Indians (that still wear colorful intricate beaded garments) and the traditional "bartering" which is expected in certain areas of Mexico. Seanna spoke the language well enough that we were able to enjoy conversations and blunders with the locals of Yelapa and Porta Vallarta. Along with happily conversing with boatmen & taxi drivers~while not getting us lost!

We were surprised at how many Europeans, Canadians and Americans have found their way to visit or live in this elusive place. Our friends also introduced us to a "Count" who has a castle in France, tells funny jokes and loves to hear them. Seanna had many to share~brightening his countenance with new material~as we all laughed late into the night with the Jernigan's. Though we are not star struck by "Counts" or what the world may deem as "Great" individuals, we never thought we would be spending time and dining with Royalty in this quaint little fishing village.

One evening my daughter sang to the people of Yelapa and dedicated a special song to her doctor, David Jernigan called "The Prayer". He said he was so honored as that was the first time anyone dedicated a song to him. We are so honored that God used him to heal our daughter. The Jernigan's joined us at a restaurant called "MiMi's" that had live musicians. Seanna was given opportunity to play piano and sing various solo's~ with the musicians backing her up. She blessed our evening with a special "Concert Under The Stars". Some of the locals asked if she could stay a few more weeks, for they wanted to introduce her to some famous musicians and sing in their concert in late March but alas it was time to go.

We were so blessed by the open arms and hearts of the Yelapa people. We met many new friends and cherish all our memories in this incredible place.
(I hope when I get our digital camera attachment fixed to download some of our pictures in future).

by~Mrs. Lisa Hollinger

(posted from www.countryvictorian.blogspot.com)

And the Winner Is

Thank you everyone for your most interesting contributions. Now I know exactly how much all my dear friends and family love me! *Sniffle* Really, you were all quite clever and I had a really hard time choosing!

However, in the end I had to choose someone. It came down to three people:

• Lillibeth Humphrey with "I forgot my lipstick!"Sarah Hansen with "Mom speaking to daughter, "Did you turn off the oven before we left?"Daughter's response - see picture. " and
• Lydia Hayden with "Nooo, wait! Don't push THAT button!"

And the Winner is...

Sarah Hansen with:

Mom speaking to daughter, "Did you turn off the oven before we left?"

Daughter's response:

See Picture

Contest

My friend from England, Oscar Hyde often does misc. contests on his blog for his readers. It's been so much fun I thought I'd do the same. So...

Winner is the person who can come up with the Best Caption for the picture below! Be Creative!!

And The Winner IS...

Hi Everybody,

I'm just back from Yelapa...had a wonderful time! Have A TON of pics. I hope to get some of them up soon!

Now, as for "Who Knew Me The Best"?

(Actually, my Mom won...but of course she's my Mother.

Self explanitory.

I actually just made her take the test to see if it was working. LOL :)

So having said that...the person who knew me the best was...

*Drum Roll*

*Pause*

"And it's..."

Sarah Hansen!

*Everybody Claps*

Wow Sarah...you did really good!

Go figure though:) You've only known me since I was probably about 1 1/2!

Congratulations!!!