Photos posted by Yvonne and comments posted by Darla
Friday, December 25, 2009
Christmas Eve Party
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
The DraGon SonG!
My sisters and I have been trying to find the words to this song for years but through serendipity I unexpectedly found it. I used to sing it to my friend's children when they were young, to help put them to sleep, but knew I was making up some of the words. So here it is.
The Dragon Song
Long, long ago In a kingdom far away
A witch took the daughter
Of the King one day
To the top of a mountain
So icy and tall
That no one could climb up and reach her at all.
The King was distraught
And he promised on his life
The first one to rescue her
Could have her for his wife.
Each prince came and tried
But alas and alak
One step up the ice And they slid right back.
Then from out of the woods there came
A dragon breathing fire and flame.
He melted a path through the ice and snow
And he brought the princess down below
The kingdom rejoiced and was happy once again
Till up spoke the dragon and he said right then
Remember the king made a vow on his life
And I want the princess now for my wife.
The king wept and wept but no matter how he tried
The dragon took off with the princess for his bride.
And though he was ugly
So ugly she cried
Her good little heart kept her there by his side.
she cleaned up his house
Sewed the buttons on his shirt
She washed and she ironed
And she cooked his dessert
And cared for him kindly
And just every way
And soon they were married A year and a day.
Then as twelve o'clock ticked by
The dragon stood with his head held high
Your kindness broke the spell he said
And he turned into a prince instead.
It's only a tale
Of what happened long ago
In a far off kingdom of the world you know
But all good people
Recall ever since
That kindness can even change A dragon to a prince.
The Dragon Song
Long, long ago In a kingdom far away
A witch took the daughter
Of the King one day
To the top of a mountain
So icy and tall
That no one could climb up and reach her at all.
The King was distraught
And he promised on his life
The first one to rescue her
Could have her for his wife.
Each prince came and tried
But alas and alak
One step up the ice And they slid right back.
Then from out of the woods there came
A dragon breathing fire and flame.
He melted a path through the ice and snow
And he brought the princess down below
The kingdom rejoiced and was happy once again
Till up spoke the dragon and he said right then
Remember the king made a vow on his life
And I want the princess now for my wife.
The king wept and wept but no matter how he tried
The dragon took off with the princess for his bride.
And though he was ugly
So ugly she cried
Her good little heart kept her there by his side.
she cleaned up his house
Sewed the buttons on his shirt
She washed and she ironed
And she cooked his dessert
And cared for him kindly
And just every way
And soon they were married A year and a day.
Then as twelve o'clock ticked by
The dragon stood with his head held high
Your kindness broke the spell he said
And he turned into a prince instead.
It's only a tale
Of what happened long ago
In a far off kingdom of the world you know
But all good people
Recall ever since
That kindness can even change A dragon to a prince.
Wednesday, July 8, 2009
Sunday, April 12, 2009
An Easter Tradition
Sunday, April 5, 2009
I Am Jesus' Little Lamb

I am Jesus' little lamb,
Therefore, glad at heart I am,
Jesus loves me Jesus knows me,
All that's good and fair he shows me,
Tends me everyday the same,
Even calls me by my name.
Mrs. Fink learned this song when she was four years old. Her older sister, Verna, made her and her younger sister, Arliss (who was 3 years old) memorize and sing this song for a powder sugar donut. She still remembers the song today at the young age of 72. (Picture is Mrs. Fink at about 2 or 3 years old)
I looked the song up on the Internet to get the other verses and this is what I found:
I AM JESUS’ LITTLE LAMB
I am Jesus’ little lamb,
Ever glad at heart I am;
For my Shepherd gently guides me,
Knows my need and well provides me,
Loves me ev’ry day the same,
Even calls me by my name.
Day by day, at home, away,
Jesus is my staff and stay.
When I hunger, Jesus feeds me,
Into pleasant pastures leads me;
When I thirst, He bids me go
Where the quiet waters flow.
Who so happy as I am,
Even now the Shepherd’s lamb?
And when my short life is ended,
By His angel host attended,
He shall fold me to His breast,
There within His arms to rest
Therefore, glad at heart I am,
Jesus loves me Jesus knows me,
All that's good and fair he shows me,
Tends me everyday the same,
Even calls me by my name.
Mrs. Fink learned this song when she was four years old. Her older sister, Verna, made her and her younger sister, Arliss (who was 3 years old) memorize and sing this song for a powder sugar donut. She still remembers the song today at the young age of 72. (Picture is Mrs. Fink at about 2 or 3 years old)
I looked the song up on the Internet to get the other verses and this is what I found:
I AM JESUS’ LITTLE LAMB
I am Jesus’ little lamb,
Ever glad at heart I am;
For my Shepherd gently guides me,
Knows my need and well provides me,
Loves me ev’ry day the same,
Even calls me by my name.
Day by day, at home, away,
Jesus is my staff and stay.
When I hunger, Jesus feeds me,
Into pleasant pastures leads me;
When I thirst, He bids me go
Where the quiet waters flow.
Who so happy as I am,
Even now the Shepherd’s lamb?
And when my short life is ended,
By His angel host attended,
He shall fold me to His breast,
There within His arms to rest
Words by Henrietta L. van Hayn
Guess Who Turned 40?
Wendover Fun!
Add-in by Dar - I like to go to Wendover, NV just for leisure time with my friend and her children and to chit-chat with my mom and sisters. My family always goes out to dinner with my friend and her children. I'll swim during the daylight hours and will do a little gambling with the sisters in the evening, playing some of the crazy progressives. We always seem to have fun.
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