Hi Sharon!

I shall diligently be praying for your ministry, Blanca's ministry, 
and your getting to move out! I believe you are old enough to do 
that. You're over eighteen, right? Just kidding Hun!


LOVE AND GOD'S ETERNAL BLESSINGS,
Reeva Parry.


On Tuesday 5/15/2007 06:53 PM, Sharon Hooley said:

>Here's the second story:
>
>In 2000, I was looking for what is now called a certified family 
>home.  I spent part of a weekend with a prospective Christian 
>couple.  I really wanted to live with them, but after I was with 
>them, they decided that they wouldn't be able to give me the 
>attention I deserve, because they had a niece and nephew teenagers 
>living with them because they came from a broken home, and I guess 
>they needed special disciplinary and emotional support 
>themselves.  Two years later, when I was forced to move out of my 
>first such home, I called them again.  the children were still 
>there, and would probably spend the rest of their childhood 
>there.  "Maybe five years down the road," I remember the man 
>saying.  Well, this year is about 5, so I tried to call them yet 
>again.  Every time I tried, I always ended up with this business 
>message, of which I didn't understand everything, so I did some 
>searches online, but couldn't seem to access more info without 
>having to pay for it, in case they'd moved away.  I decided to leave 
>a message, then let it go.  But after that, the construction worker 
>had to take down my phone for awhile.  With that, I figured that 
>maybe they tried to reach me, but couldn't, so I decided to try once 
>more.  At some point, the message was changed to say that they 
>wouldn't be available until a certain date, which I didn't 
>understand, so I did not leave another message, but eventually asked 
>my helper, Larry, to call and listen to it.  I didn't fully expect 
>him to get someone  to answer, but, lo and behold, he 
>did!  Apparently, the man's mother answered, maybe expecting a call 
>from someone, but not usually wanting to respond because of a 
>stuttering problem.  Larry explained who he was, and that I was 
>looking to see if I could live there.  She said the house is full 
>now, but they would be back the next week, and I could talk with 
>them.  It seems that I heard someone say hello once when I tried; 
>Other than that, it seems a miracle, and that God is giving me an 
>opportunity, but I don't know if it's a test or a go-ahead 
>message.  I'll probably have to wait, though, for I don't know how 
>long.  Only God knows.  Isn't it wonderful that He knows everything, 
>and knows what's best for all? Personally, I wish there could be a 
>trade, me who likes to go out and do things freely with care 
>providers who can and like to, and someone else who prefers to stay 
>home.  Also the Little Piggy who stays home might require more care, 
>and thus would give the workers more pay.  Again, I'd appreciate 
>your prayers, and don't forget the radio/other ministries!
>
>thanks again!
>
>Sharon