Category Archives: anticipating good

Felting Friday – Week 1

Posted on March 21, 2025 by Beth F.

The post reflects on the author’s journey during Lent, emphasizing the importance of personal reflection and repentance, inspired by the Parable of the Lost Sheep. The author shares the challenges of giving up social media, participation in a prayer challenge, and the desire for self-improvement, ultimately seeking a closer connection to Jesus. Continue reading →

Posted in creativity, failure, Felting Friday, Lent, looking forward, patience, persevere, repentance | Tagged bible, Christ Pratt, christianity, faith, Felting Friday, forgiveness, God, Gwen Stefani, Hallow app, Ice T, improve, Jesus, Lent, lost sheep, Luke Chapter 7, Mark Wahlburg, Needle felting, Parable of the Lost Sheep, repent, USFAM | 3 Comments

What’s New?

Posted on January 21, 2025 by Beth F.

Beth reflects on winter’s arrival, shares her festive decorations, expresses joy in crafting, and appreciates her husband’s support while wishing her readers a happy 2025. Continue reading →

Posted in accomplishment, Carpe Diem, completing tasks, creativity, home, looking forward, Winter | Tagged 2025, Bigfoot, Christmas, crochet, grilled cheese crochet, Hobbies, jellyfish crochet, Needle felting, new projects, New Year, Winter, yarn | 5 Comments

Poke, poke, poke… 😅

Posted on July 18, 2024 by Beth F.

I’ve been enjoying needle felting, working on projects while watching shows or listening to music. I love creating with wool and needles, finding inspiration from Pinterest and YouTube. It’s a creative and fulfilling way to share my soul with the world. Continue reading →

Posted in accomplishment, completing tasks, creativity, happiness, looking forward | Tagged Brene Brown, craft, creativity, donuts, Elise Cripe, hobby, Needle felting, Pablo Picasso, Robert Greene, wool | 10 Comments

Answered Prayers 😇

Posted on April 24, 2024 by Beth F.

April brought hopefully the first of many birds to my feeders, a sweet bloom from my old house and a new hobby! Continue reading →

Posted in anticipating good, Celebrate, drawing, gardening, looking forward, love, patience, spring, thankfulness | Tagged answered prayers, bird feeder, bird feeding station, finch, hyacinth, iris, Jesus Christ, Romans, St. Paul, zentangle | 4 Comments

Hooray for Puxatony Phil!

Posted on February 2, 2024 by Beth F.

I heard that Puxatony Phil did NOT see his shadow this morning, which means we will see an early spring. Oh how happy I will be if this comes to pass! It hasn’t even been too bad a winter, but … Continue reading →

Posted in Celebrate, drawing, looking forward, spring, zentangle | Tagged centerpiece, groundhog, Groundhog Day, home sale, hope, Puxatony Phil, Sarah Ban Breathnach, spring, wedding | 12 Comments

Tangle Tuesday – Thank you Angels

Posted on October 31, 2023 by Beth F.

Our latest adventure with a bit of heavenly help. 😇❤️😇 Continue reading →

Posted in accomplishment, adventure, angels, home, looking forward, Tangle Tuesday, zentangle | Tagged angels, home sweet home, L. Frank Baum, moving, new adventures, new home, no place like home, pets, Tangle Tuesday | 16 Comments

Tangle Tuesday – 9/26/23 – Take the Risk!

Posted on September 26, 2023 by Beth F.

Take the risk! It might turn out better than you could hope for! 😍 Continue reading →

Posted in accomplishment, adventure, Embrace Life, happiness, looking forward, Tangle Tuesday, zentangle | Tagged Charles Henry Parkhurst, home buying, Laura Ingalls Wilder, new chapter, new home, open house, Risk, St. Anthony, St. Joseph, T.S. Eliot, Tangle Tuesday, zentangle | 15 Comments

Wowza!!😍

Posted on July 24, 2023 by Beth F.

Read about my wonderful Wednesday! Continue reading →

Posted in happiness, looking forward, love, Marriage, relationships, zentangle | Tagged Antoine de Saint-Exupery, Carl Sandburg, drawing, engagement, engagement ring, fairy tale, Hans Christian Andersen, surprise, Wow!, zentangle | 32 Comments

Tangle Tuesday 6/27 – No Bad Days

Posted on June 27, 2023 by Beth F.

Sunday might have been considered a “bad day” for me and my honey, but I think Paul Henderson has the right idea in the above quote. Sunday after church, I came home and filled up my bird feeders and was … Continue reading →