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Road to River Jordan

May 22, 2013

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Hey there! Through the years I've designed some FREEBIES for papemelroti that I know you will all enjoy. Here are some links that I have compiled. see FREEBIE see FREEBIE see FREEBIE see FREEBIE see FREEBIE see FREEBIE

Filipiniana Paper Doll Free Printable

Happy Filipino Heritage Festival Month! May is a busy time under the sun in the Philippines. As the weather rises, families flock to the beaches and to places like the mountain province to enjoy cooler weather. Parents would take the children out of town and go on vacations since a lot of the school children are on break. It's the time of year where 2 popular festivals take place: the Pulilan Carabao Festival [May 14-15] and the Pahiyas Festival [May 15]. These genuinely Filipino traditional events are full of fun and feasting so it's a big draw even for tourists. My summers as a child were spent drawing and painting on products we would sell at our family gift shop. Being the youngest had its perks. My siblings generously made toys for me. My sister drew a paper doll girl with colored pencils and my brother drew a paper doll guy using watercolor. They also drew and colored the clothes to go with it. My other sisters sewed doll dresses for

Nothing is Wasted

Nothing will be wasted. How can something so little become wasted? How can something so ordinary become precious? How can something so scarce become overflowing? Two fish and five barley loaves were all that the little boy had. This was just barely enough for one person and maybe his friends but he gave it all up because Jesus was asking for food. No one else had anything to give at that point, only this little boy.. Jesus blessed this humble offering and gave it to the multitudes. Somehow, the food multiplied ! So much so that 12 wicker baskets were gathered! Even so, each fragment was not to be wasted. Oftentimes I complain to God that my efforts are often in vain. Seeing so many problems in the world, what can one act of kindness do? One act of love? But in God’s eyes, our bread and our fish, no matter how meager, can be made abundant through His unfathomable goodness! Ordinary bread in the hands of God becomes our spiritual nourishment through the Holy Eucharist! After every Mas

My Little Nature Book

My parents never cease to amaze me. I came home with a copy of my newly published book(let) about Nature and showed it to them. I underestimated their reaction of delight, appreciation and imagine that... pride! They kept on asking where I got the talent and I reminded them of both their fathers who are writers! My mom's dad is the Father of Visayan literature or so an article I read once said. My father's dad on the other hand was the first Methodist bishop in the country and was a prolific writer. Not that this little book qualifies as a "book" book. It's a tribute to one of the caretakers of my childhood ... Mother Nature. When I was young I would often explore the neighboring fields of grass and trees. At the time, our neighborhood was filled with empty land since our family was one of the first "settlers". I would while away my time in our garden (as big a space as our home). I used to think that our garden was such a waste due to i

Freebie Font: Bright Future and Shaded Letters

It's Freebie time! I love the weekends when I can sit down and give away something nice. I made 2 fonts recently and though it's free just for personal use, you can sure make a lot of happy letters with it, signage, posters, gifts with this type of font. The first one I made was for the Bright Future Graduation issue of our shop's e-newsletter. It's a happy, sunshine-y type of font to use when you want to cheer up whatever it is you're writing. Download Link The second font, Shaded Letters is a bit more serious but still really has that positive jive that we all enjoy. Download Link To install, just go the the link and download the .ttf file. Once you have them downloaded already, you can go to your File Manager program and drag them to the C:/Windows/Fonts folder and you're done. For Mac users, click here. I do hope you enjoy using them. Please share with me your projects with these fonts and I will post

Something Blue Something New

PHOTO CREDIT: JRV PHOTOGRAPHY This is me on the day of my wedding, remembering my mom as I fiddled with her earrings. She was no ordinary mom, and I felt like she was with me as she was in all the important moments of my life. Mom must have whispered to God as soon as she set foot in heaven as I met Patrick only 3 months after mom passed on. Before she did, she imparted to us all the love, wisdom, talent, resourcefulness, pragmatism (and much more) that she had. She taught us to create with care, and to bless others with the work of our hands. So off I went and thought to make as many elements of our wedding as I possibly can. OUR MONOGRAM THIS OR THAT? SAVE THE DATES IN DIFFERENT SHADES Patrick and I have been blessed to have similar tastes. The first church we considered was Eastwood's John Paul II's Holy Family Chapel. Once we went in, we both loved it and no other church compared. Motif was a similar matter. We based our

Saint John Francis Regis, Patron of Embroiderers

The children were rapt with attention. The man's words struck a chord within them and they were filled with joy. They had to share this newfound friendship with God with their parents. Soon, the parents wished to go back to going to Holy Mass with their children. That man was Saint John Francis Regis. He traveled from town to town sharing simple yet powerful words of salvation. Many farmers, workers and country folk were converted through his preaching! Every day, he was busy living out his mission of hearing confessions in the morning and visiting prisons and hospitals in the afternoon. He did not spend much time for himself but kept busy serving his flock. He usually ate only apples and black bread and whatever else was available. To save desperately poor women and reformed prostitutes, he helped them learn embroidery and put up hostels for them called the "Daughters of Refuge". He inspired the rich to use their wealth to uplift the poor. Miraculous multiplicat

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