Thursday, September 17, 2020

FB

Hey, everyone! This is Rebecca Kellum I'm sorry the blogs have been so silent. In order for me to post pics they first have to be on PicasaWebs which can be so time consuming, and the posts are difficult to get to. I have a Facebook page now! If you care to check it, you can find faster updates and pictures of what's going on in our lives. Not saying I'm closing the blogs or anything like that! But check it out, please! Thanks!

Tuesday, June 30, 2020

#12 - Wendy Dicken, Midwest Center for Creative Arts



Meet my theatre director, Wendi Dicken! And find out what we do at MCCA.
Our theatre group also invites people with disabilities to participate.

Friday, June 12, 2020

Need We Say Anymore?

You can find hypocrites in any and every walk of life!

 
 
 
 
THAT'S RIGHT! Just like sadness, anger, hope...
If you're human, it is in every race!


Tuesday, May 5, 2020

MCCA (Midwest Center for Creative Arts)-How To Become a Pirate in Seven ...



With having to do rehearsals online and all, my theater director Wendi
Dicken asked us each to do an introductory video of our character. Sorry it's
so fuzzy. It was taken on a phone.

Saturday, April 25, 2020

Coronavirus

Hey, everybody! How are you all? Are you staying safe, and staying well?
I have never seen something like this in my lifetime. It's like events I have read
about in the history books, only it's happening now! The lifestyle change at the
stores, and visiting with people is mind blowing.

We must continue to pray for those who have lost loved ones so suddenly
due to this virulent plague, for those who are sick, and those who are fighting it.
Honestly, by quarantine and social distancing, we are all fighting it!

Thank you to those who are on the front lines:

Thank you to the doctors, nurses, first responders, and all medical
staff for your taxing sacrifices! We pray and hope you are seeing some
of the fruits of your labors. May this mess end soon!

Thank you to the people who work at medical facilities who are not
medically personnel: secretaries, janitors...

Thank you to the bankers, grocery workers, POSTAL SERVICE,
police officers, gas station workers, fast food workers, retail workers, the list goes on
and on. Thank you for going out there everyday to give us a sense of normalcy! We appreciate it and
pray for your safety!

Thank you to our soldiers who daily put their lives on the line for us oversees, under
conditions we cannot imagine. You and your families are thought of often! You are
NOT forgotten, no matter how much the news might make you feel like you are!

What is interesting is that weeks before this virus bombarded us, the Lord was putting
it on my heart to give thanks for bankers, grocery workers, postal service, and others. He was laying it on my heart that these people have important jobs too, even though they may be overlooked
because they don't have a 'cool' job like police officers and such. God pressed this into my mind
for a while even before this hit!

To those of you who have lost loved ones or fear that you might, my heart goes out to you!
I am so sorry for what you are going through. With all the many ways people can pass away,
with car accidents and other things, this fell on us so suddenly.

And to those of you who are patients in medical facilities, our thoughts are with you too!
I can't imagine being in there for so long, without being able to have visitors! Our
prayers are with you!

I do hope and pray this ends soon. Stay safe and healthy.

Love, Rebecca