Friday, February 22, 2013
Making Her Name Glow
Megan had an art project yesterday that fascinated her. When I told her to punch small holes in her black paper with a tiny screwdriver, she thought that was fun. When I taped a white paper on the back, she just gave me her "I'm bored" stare. But as I held her paper in front of a window and let the light shine through, she gasped.
"Mommy, it's beautiful!"
Her name looked hidden until held up to the light. She has been reading about Jacob running away and "hiding" from his brother Esau, but God saw him.
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