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One Two Three Tequila Floor! Adult Shirt ATA946-AT This shirt is pre-shrunk and made of 100% cotton. For an explanation of sizing, please view the second product image for dimensions. **************PLEASE NOTE:************** This shirt is available as a special order. Ships within 5-10 business days from when ordered. LANGUAGE NOTE: If English is not your first language, please use google translate to ensure that you fully understand our shipping policies. FREE SHIPPING: As per repeated recomme

One of our goals at “I Want an Awesome Marriage” is to help lower the divorce rate. We use a number of things to help couples prepare for marriage and to help married couples grow their marriages. Of all the things we do, nothing makes an impact on marriages like our “30 Day Experiment for Married Couples.” The plan is simple. Each day you will have a Scripture verse to read together, you'll find some thoughts on the verse, and then you have the opportunity to share your own insights. Finally there is a suggested topic for you to pray about. Many couples carve out a 30 day period of time to devote to this study. Others may choose a less intense process of one, two, or three times a week. Choose a time commitment that works best for you as a couple and then be faithful to it. That’s it. Short, simple, but powerful because as a couple you are daily spending time with God. It can change your marriage. We encourage you to take the challenge.

These adorable multi colored socks are the perfect buy for your little one! They come in size 0-12 months. They are 70% cotton/ 285 poly/ 2% spandex. The box includes 6 pairs of socks with a silicone non-skid logo on botton Beautifully packaged in a keepsake box.

When Annette Wick’s young husband dies, she is ill-prepared for the challenge of reclaiming her life. I’ll Be in the Car relates her inspiring quest to become a mother—and a woman—again. Annette reveals to us her innermost doubts about her husband and herself as they wash over her, wave after wave. When Annette reflects back on her youthful romance, she confesses her need to find a calling. But instead of pursuing a promising career, Annette meets Devin and changes course from working woman to wife and mother. She recounts how, soon after their dream move to the Oregon coast, her new life is shattered when Devin is diagnosed with leukemia. Resolute, Annette marches with Devin through the cycles of disease and remission, riding the roller coaster of hope and disappointment and, finally, resignation to the inevitable. When the crisis ends, what remains for Annette is a most daunting task—freeing herself from grief to rediscover who she has become. Rich in its honesty, I’ll Be in the Car brings hope to those caring for a loved one through life-altering events. Annette Wick is a clear voice for all who are silently living out their losses. She frankly describes her frustration, rage and despair as the one person responsible for Devin’s seemingly endless care. While celebrating her blessings Annette is equally candid with her blunders, ultimately recognizing that no one can be perfect in this most imperfect of situations. Most valuable of all, Annette writes of how she keeps her sanity when reality itself seems insane. I’ll Be in the Car is not a book about death and grieving; it is a love story about life and living and finding the will to go on when you believe your reasons for living have died.