Gomer: A Sneak Peek

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I am supposed to head into the hospital to have a baby †oday at 6 a.m. I can't give you a sneak peek at our daughter, but I can show you what I just finished . . . at 10 p.m. the night before I deliver. I have spent every waking hour of the last few days finishing this floor so it will be done when Yasha comes home. Isn't it gorgeous. I want to rope the thing off and make it an exhibit. Thinking of the months of hard work that has gone into this room, I was moved to tears thinking about Christ's words when He said, "I go to prepare a place for you." 

If you get a chance, say a little prayer for us. Our prayer is to have a beautiful, safe, God-glorifying delivery.

©stephaniecherry.com

Comments

Darlene said…
Its amazingly gorgeous, Steph. I am so happy that you have a place of beauty to bring your new treasure home to. I will be praying for you later this morning. I pray that your labor is quick and easy. That Yasha arrives healthy and happy. Many joyous wishes for you and your family today! *hugs* dear sister.
12:09 AM
stephanie said…
Praying for a beautiful, safe, God-glorifying birth! I can't wait to meet her & the room is stunning! You are in incredible!
7:18 AM
stephanie said…
Praying for a beautiful, safe, God-glorifying birth! I can't wait to meet her & the room is stunning! You are incredible!
7:19 AM
The Pursuit of Christ said…
Praying for you! I love you.
8:02 AM
Anonymous said…
I added myself to follow your blog. You are more than welcome to visit mine and become a follower if you want to.

God Bless You :-)

~Ron
6:01 PM
maggie may said…
how beautiful! i have so enjoyed seeing how the house and your family are coming along. miss your beautiful face.
10:49 AM
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