Toad Hall

 

Toad Hall

Nov 3, 2010

 
Romans 8:6 “To set the mind on the flesh is death, but to set the mind on the Spirit is life and peace.”
 
During the summer months, we have a toad that lives in a large pot underneath the leaves a potted plant. It has been fascinating to observe his daily routine. He hunts at night (evidence is left in the dog’s water bowl) in the shadows of the light, but he returns to the pot before dawn to nestle comfortably down for the day. Even upon close inspection, many times it is difficult to see him. One day while searching for this toad that was camouflaged by the soil, I realized that God knew his exact location, yet I could not see through his disguise. How many times have you met someone who seemed to be wearing a mask to hide from themselves and others? Gazing at this toad that was visible to my eyesight though I could not see him, I realized that I cannot hide from God. He knows my every move and thought. Instead of hiding, I must become one with God and lead a spirit-filled life and avoid being trapped by problems, deception and changing relationships. I must place my faith and trust in God because He will not fail me.
 
Dear Lord, Help me to walk openly and honestly with you so that I might find peace each and every day. 

Pink Ribbons

Writing My Own Devotionals by Nancy Quillin Long 

 I wrote this after a beautiful morning at Possum Kingdom Lake. The images are from our mountain property in Wyoming. 

28 Feb 2010

PINK RIBBONS

With each day, there is a new dawn. In the early morning as the sun rises, it is truly a blessing to be there in the moment. The glorious colors of a new day in the making is something to behold.

As my husband and I were sharing that moment one morning, he exclaimed, “Oh, look at the pink ribbons in the sky.”  As I gazed up at the marvelous hues of the morning sky, I realized that there is new hope for each new day, and I felt God’s presence as if he were making that promise to me. It is no wonder to me that for breast cancer awareness, pink ribbons are used as a symbol for new hope. I must believe that at the start of every day, God is there giving me hope and letting me know that He will sustain me each and every day.

Psalms 31:24 "Be of good courage, and he shall strengthen your heart, all ye that hope in the Lord.”

  

Emily M Hulsey King's Headstone

 Emily was buried in the Abilene Municipal Cemetery in Abilene, Taylor County, Texas 

Emily M (Hulsey) King Obituary

 

William King and Emily Hulsey Marriage License

 

Emily Hulsey King at home in Taylor County, Texas

 

Emily Hulsey Sources

 MY Go-To SOURCES

Hulsey website DISAPPEARS

I discovered it was missing on 28 Jan 2025

Hulsey, Head and Huff Families in North Georgia

Once again, a huge family website with research accumulated / assimilated together has once again disappeared from the internet.
Their research was substantial, and I will forever use them as one of my sources. Makes it tough with challenges.
 I did however fine a tree on Ancestry by William Huff 1941 I would think that this is a direct family member.
With this last name, I would think that he made a ‘rough’ tree from the information…which is now defunct.
 List of this website…no longer accessible….all are the same website

 hulseyheadhuff.net                       ****
https://www.hulseyheadhuff.net › ghtout › ghtindex.html
Hulsey, Head and Huff Families in North Georgia
2782 - Individuals 663 - Surnames 1220 - Family Groups 1525 - Earliest Birth Year 2008 - Latest Birth Year Family tree of William Harrison (Bill) 1941 Huff *****
 williamhuff1941
3605 Town Creek Rd, Cleveland, GA 30528 Age: 60+
Joined
07 Nov 2010
Last active Over a year ago
Family History Experience Advanced
Since 2004
Researches almost every day
 
Research Interests
Huff, Hulsey Head
1620 - 2010
Huff, Hulsey Head
GA and past locations
1620 - 2010

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hulseyheadhuff.net
https://hulseyheadhuff.net › bertie_head.html
The Hulsey, Head and Huff Families of North Georgia.
Bertie Lenora Head, born on 16 Apr 1885 and was one of six children of Joseph McDonald “Mack” Head (1862-1920) and Laura May Smith (1866-1943), his second wife. The Head family was of …

ANOTHER FAITHFUL FOLLOWER, though I never corresponded with her, we always followed the same research and concluded the same information.
Annette Armstrong Berksan
 
https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/6773818/person/24014521423/facts