Just had to post this beautiful picture of my man with his first kill of the season. Evan took this antelope this past Saturday, and his story behind it truly describes it as God's blessing for our family. It truly is amazing how much money a family can save when they spend time hunting and filling the freezer with meat provided this way. Sometimes, however, I do forget to be thankful for God's provision when we're in the middle of processing it. That is my least favorite part of hunting season because we do it all ourselves. I do appreciate Evan, who bears with me and my attitude issues through the process, though. (And HE does most of the work!) It's always worth it when it's all finished and in the freezer.
Monday, October 30, 2006
ANTELOPE SUCCESS!
Just had to post this beautiful picture of my man with his first kill of the season. Evan took this antelope this past Saturday, and his story behind it truly describes it as God's blessing for our family. It truly is amazing how much money a family can save when they spend time hunting and filling the freezer with meat provided this way. Sometimes, however, I do forget to be thankful for God's provision when we're in the middle of processing it. That is my least favorite part of hunting season because we do it all ourselves. I do appreciate Evan, who bears with me and my attitude issues through the process, though. (And HE does most of the work!) It's always worth it when it's all finished and in the freezer.
Just had to post this beautiful picture of my man with his first kill of the season. Evan took this antelope this past Saturday, and his story behind it truly describes it as God's blessing for our family. It truly is amazing how much money a family can save when they spend time hunting and filling the freezer with meat provided this way. Sometimes, however, I do forget to be thankful for God's provision when we're in the middle of processing it. That is my least favorite part of hunting season because we do it all ourselves. I do appreciate Evan, who bears with me and my attitude issues through the process, though. (And HE does most of the work!) It's always worth it when it's all finished and in the freezer.
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