My husband, Randy, just started a new blog called Fishers of Men. Randy is a convert to Catholicism with a Baptist/Pentecostal background and has decided to write about his conversion experience and his journey to the Catholic Church. I have watched with amazement the guiding hand of the Lord in his life and the huge strides he has made spiritually thanks to God's grace. I hope you'll visit his site and welcome him to the Catholic blogging community.
Coincidentally, or maybe I should say God-incidentally my husband's first two word verifications were "objesauss" and "fromtheiam". When I saw fromtheiam my mouth dropped! Hands down the best word verification I've seen so far. We were dumbfounded! Does somebody plan these things? From the I Am, indeed.
Lord....you are too funny.
Wow! God definitely likes to have fun with us.
ReplyDeleteMary I just visited Randy's blog and left him a welcome comment. I enjoyed reading his conversion story. I love the word verifications- sort of like God's blessing on his blog.
ReplyDeleteMaria,
ReplyDeleteDoesn't He though? My brother, who's a computer programmer explained the logistics behind word verifications and how it works but it went right over my head. Even he thought it was a God-incidence :)
Karin,
ReplyDeleteRandy was excited to get his first comment :) Thank you! You know how hard it is to get a new blog off the ground so I appreciate both you and Maria taking the time to visit and follow him!
Mary,
ReplyDeleteSo looking forward to reading more at his blog! So cool that we are both Catholic converts originally from Texas!
Kathryn,
ReplyDeleteAnd both like sweet tea :) Not that I've met a Texan who doesn't!
Welcome Randy to Blogland.
ReplyDeleteWarning about word verification: Do NOT use these words when playing Scrabble or any other word games. I did ... and lost every time!
God bless.
Thank you, Victor. Randy always reads the comments you leave on my blog - he thinks you have a great sense of humor :)
ReplyDeleteVictor, we love playing Scrabble! Thanks for the advice ;)
Thanks Colleen! The second word verification shocked me a bit because it was so fitting :)
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