This is my favorite part. I love art glass. This pendant light fits perfectly just above my sink and offers a lovely bit of beauty to look at during the day and a gorgeous glow at night.
So that is all for right now. We have a little more work to be done in the den and the girls' room but I expect that to go smoother than the kitchen. And speaking of expecting...
For all of us longing to join these ladies on a similar journey in God's time, I offer this flower and this prayer:
Almighty and Eternal God,
Give me, I beseech You,
the great gift of inward peace.
Command the winds and storms
of my unruly passions.
Subdue, by Your grace,
my proneness to love
created things too much.
Give me a love of suffering for Your sake.
make me forbearing and kind to others,
that I may avoid quarrels and contentions.
And teach me constantly to seek after
and to acquire that perfect resignation
to Your Holy Will
which alone brings interior peace.
Amen.
Almighty and Eternal God,
Give me, I beseech You,
the great gift of inward peace.
Command the winds and storms
of my unruly passions.
Subdue, by Your grace,
my proneness to love
created things too much.
Give me a love of suffering for Your sake.
make me forbearing and kind to others,
that I may avoid quarrels and contentions.
And teach me constantly to seek after
and to acquire that perfect resignation
to Your Holy Will
which alone brings interior peace.
Amen.
Lovely kitchen! And lovely flowers too.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Matilda. All of it. Thank you, and God bless you! :)
ReplyDeleteMaybe if we all keep giving Suzanne pink flowers, god will get the hint and give her a pink baby, too:-)! Thanks for your prayers and good wishes.
ReplyDeleteI just love the kitchen. The new lighting looks great. What a difference that must make. Thank you, also,for the beautiful pink rose. Elizabeth is funny with her pink comment above.
ReplyDeleteOh Elizabeth! I didn't even plan that but what a great idea!!!
ReplyDeleteThe white rose is a JPII rose and I picked it for you because I don't think I will ever forget your beautiful post about him. The other rose is an Our Lady of Guadalupe Rose and they are very pink but we also know how much St. Juan Diego played a part in that story so... I guess we will just have to wait for Suzanne's little one to reveal their pinkness or blueness in time.:)
You could also use a pink baby to help even out the testosterone levels over at your house! What is your team rooting for?
Your kitchen looks great, Matilda!
ReplyDeleteLovely kitchen. Looks like a great place to do lots of cooking!
ReplyDeleteLOVELY!! I also like the light fixture above your window!
ReplyDeleteYour kitchen looks beautiful!
ReplyDeleteAnd I really needed that prayer right now. Thank you. I've been dealing with WAY too much envy in my life...
LOVE the kitchen ~ especially the light fixtures! And what wonderful news on the baby-front for both families!
ReplyDeleteMatilda, I love the kitchen! The roses are beautiful, are they from your garden? Prayers for all the babies on the way and awaiting new families in Heaven's Nursery!
ReplyDeleteHey Matilda, the kitchen looks great. I bet your husband is so happy that little project is over :-).
ReplyDeleteEmily,
ReplyDeleteThe white rose is a John Paul II rose and the pink one is an Our Lady of Guadalupe rose. They are the only plants in the "garden" that we have planted ourselves. We are not very green thumbed, but those two caught my eye last year and I decided to give it a try!
Pretty kitchen.
ReplyDeleteYour kitchen is beautiful and your roses are just lovely!! I was so excited to hear of the new babies on the way as well!! What great news to come home to!
ReplyDeleteThe Kitchen looks serene!
ReplyDeleteBTW, for Our Lady's month I am going to try to make many special posts honoring Our Blessed Mother. Join me,if you can, with images, quotes, favorite prayers and devotions...
Thank You for the yellow flower and prayer Matilda. -Elizabeth
ReplyDeleteGorgeous pendant... I love blue. B.
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