Yesterday, while talking with my sister-in-law, I was reminded of this verse. What a great verse to remind us all that there are seasons of life and that we cannot stay in one season of life forever.We all grow older and can’t stay young forever. We all have very hard seasons of life that we go […]
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(photo courtesy of foto76/freedigitalphotos.net)Several days ago I got my knickers in a knot wondering why someone hadn’t done something they were supposed to do. Then my mind started racing. Had I done something wrong? Did this person
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(photo courtesy of vectorolie/freedigitalphotos.net) Several conversations, over the last couple of weeks and months, have prompted this post. People, as a whole, are looking for a magic bullet. We are all looking for the easiest way to get in
The above photo is from a friend of mine, who shall remain nameless. I received her permission to use it because it is a perfect example of a concept I want to write about today……the next step. Look around your house today and see how much less cluttered your home would be if you
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The thought of de-cluttering leaves many people totally paralyzed and totally overwhelmed. I have many clients, surrounded by clutter, physical clutter and emotional clutter, initially incapable of attacking the piles, stacks, worries and problems. One of the first steps I take, when working with a client, is to break things down into smaller sizes. I
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There are few monsters who warrant the fear we have of them. ~Andre Gide~ Do you want to know why you can’t attack that pile of paper? Why you can’t go through those boxes in the attic? Why you can’t seem to move forward in your life? Why you can’t end that relationship you know
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As I struggled to write an email to a friend that has been given a short time to live, I am somberly contemplating goodbyes. I realized, a long time ago, I am not good at saying goodbye. As a child, I was the girl that was homesick at camp; I cried when my parents
(photo courtesy of freedigitalphotos.net/nuttakit) A friend of mine is saying her final good byes to her father today. My father is 95 and still going strong and I can say I have been blessed to have had my dad for all these
(photo courtesy of stuartmiles/freedigitalphotos.net) As I have taken on this blog challenge, I have discovered so many new blogs and people. I have seen posts about food, healthy living, family life, great deal discoveries, social media, emotional health, mommy life, essential oils, items made from the earth, spiritual growth, decorating tips, Bible crafts, Bible lessons,
Yesterday I went into a bookstore. As I walked around and looked at all the different types of books and all the knowledge one could buy, I became nostalgic. When I was a little girl, my mother would take me to the library and I would sit and look through the children’s book section. I