Autumn at last!

   Hi, everybody! Once again, I have managed to not blog for two weeks. Must be a hidden talent.
 
   Fall is finally here! Yesterday I was outside my church and I got a whiff of fall time fragrances and I nearly swooned! ( I'm just a little melodramatic sometimes.) Fall is my favorite time of the year besides Christmas. All the spicey smells, pumpkins, hay, festivals, parties, costumes, and bonfires! ~~sigh~~
 I'm still waiting for the leaves on the top of the maple tree in our front yard to turn a bright fiery orange. A sure sign that fall is here at last!

   A local festival that our close friends put on every year is next week. I'm excited! The first festival of the season!

  From here on out until Christmas almost every weekend has something planned. My mom informed me of this yesterday. Even November already has plans. Oh, well! It'll be fun!

  Anyway my blog background will be changing soon!
  Something autumny I should think.
  Enjoy the weather!
  Emily

  
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How to Cry like an Actress

  Have you ever wondered how actresses and actors make themselves cry for that specific camera shot that is supposed to be so totally serious, but if you were acting it out in front a camera it would make you crack up?

  I found the key. Get really upset, and watch Beth die in Little Women (1994 version).
  I BALLED!
  Emily

I Broke a Mirror!

 I was in my room yesterday, I accidentally knocked over my full length mirror and broke it. I took it out to a trash can outside. But as I went, I was thinking, "I broke a mirror... that means seven years of bad luck... WAIT! HOLD ON!"
  Now I started talking to myself.
 "Why should I settle for seven years of bad luck when I can have seven years of the favor of the Lord?"
  Today is Friday the 13th. But it's not a bad day.
 Superstition is just that; "a belief or notion, not based on reason or knowledge, in or of the ominous significance of a particular thing, circumstance, occurrence, proceeding, or the like." (Dictionary.com)
   What the dictionary doesn't tell you is that the only reason you are going to be affected by superstition is if you believe in it. If you believe it, you are not believing in God's word which says He has plans to prosper you, and not to harm you. Superstition is inspired by the devil; so if you believe in it, you are believing Satan over God. 
  
  Still going to hold onto your rabbits foot?

 Teen for the Lord
 Emily 
 

Happy Birthday Emily!

-Amy