If you missed this story you can begin here and read all the way through. It is amazing story of forgiveness, redemption and rebuilding. Here is our last installment.
Operation Restoration: Life Edition Part 10
December 10, 2012 By 7 Comments
It has been a month since Denise last left her story. We were interuppted by Pennywise Presents. Here is her last installment and then we will have one more from Patrick. If you missed Denise’s story and want to start from the beginning it is right here.
Operation Restoration: Life Edition Part 9
October 29, 2012 By 10 Comments
We continue one with Denise’s story. If you missed any of it click here to start at the beginning. We were making progress. Sometimes I felt like we took three steps forward and four steps back. But in reality we weren’t moving backward at all. We had bad days, but that didn’t move us back. {…Read More…}
Operation Restoration: Life Edition part 8
October 11, 2012 By 8 Comments
If you missed any of Denise’s story you can catch up here… Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5, Part 6, Part 7 So, just like that, we were packing and making preparations for another major move in a few short days. That week was full of meetings, goodbyes and tons of {…Read More…}
Operation Restoration: Life Edition Part 7
September 30, 2012 By 2 Comments
As hard as it was to make life seem like normal, I was trying. I was really struggling to believe this was real, but at the same time I knew I had to take care of my kids. I had no idea my husband was capable of being unfaithful to me, so who knew what he would do next
Operation Restoration: Life Edition Part 6
September 23, 2012 By 13 Comments
Denise continues on with her story replaying the next 12 hours after hearing of the initial blow of her husband’s unfaithfulness. This is part of the Operation Restoration: Home Edition project I have taken on with this family. Currently I am in the midst of creating a home for them.
Queen Anne End Table Makeover
September 19, 2012 By 15 Comments
Queen Anne style furniture was first developed in the 1700s. It is characterized by curvy legs and often includes carved shell and scroll motifs. I certainly didn’t pick these pieces of furniture because of that but rather because they were free.
