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Monthly Archives: September 2016
Test
This post is in response to today’s WordPress daily one-word prompt: Test So many things came to mind when I saw today’s prompt. I’ve taken a lot of tests in my life and there are a lot of memorable ones. … Continue reading
Sunday Glory
I’m reading the book A Woman’s Walk With God; Growing in the Fruit of the Spirit. I’m reading the chapter on Goodness now and saw this quote by John Wesley. Gail ♥
Posted in Sunday Glory
Tagged doing good, Fruit of the Spirit- goodness, Goodness, John Wesley
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Sunday Glory
Gail ♥
Things I’m Loving These Days
A Woman’s Walk With God: Growing in the Fruit of the Spirit– by Elizabeth George I’ve just started reading this book but already I’m feeling very blessed by it. I’ve read other books by Elizabeth George— Beautiful in God’s … Continue reading
The Strange Things We Keep
A few days ago, while cleaning out a drawer (that was in bad need of decluttering), I came across an old item that I had long ago forgotten I had. I looked at it and smiled. Then I laughed. Then … Continue reading
Another Recurring Dream
I had a very vivid dream last night and when I awoke, it bothered me. You see, I’ve had this same dream over and over. I have no idea what it means but I realize it must have some significance … Continue reading
Posted in Beauty
Tagged beautiful sunrises, colorful sunrises, photographing sunrises, sunrises, witnessing the sun rise
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Sunday Glory
For Peace Among the Nations Almighty God our heavenly Father, guide the nations of the world into the way of justice and truth, and establish among them that peace which is the fruit of righteousness, that they may become the … Continue reading
Thinking of 9/11
It has been said that Whitney Houston performed what was possibly the best rendition ever of the National Anthem at Super Bowl XXV on January 27, 1991. Her performance that night is one of the most revered. Yes, there were … Continue reading
Fire Flies Alive and Well in Tennessee
I grew up calling them lightning bugs, but they’re synonymous with fireflies. I realized last night that living in the south all my life and seeing these critters year after year has made me take them for granted. I almost don’t notice … Continue reading
Still Learning to Let Go
My “children” are both grown (in their mid 20s). They’ve graduated from college, found jobs, and are supporting themselves. They both live in different cities in a neighboring state and granted they are just a few driving hours away, I … Continue reading
