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Bible Verse of the Week
My husband’s extended family loves to go camping every year, but it has never been my favorite thing. Between my allergies and still having to do everything I do at home for meals in a more challenging space, I just… Continue reading
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Craft Corner – Happy 4th of July!
I have been having fun with little projects this week. My step mother-in-law’s birthday is July 5th and she loves Americana, so I made her a pillow just like the one I made for myself a few months ago. I… Continue reading
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Quote of the Week
“God alone is in control of circumstances. You are safer in a famine in His will than in a palace out of His will.” Warren Wiersbe Courage! Continue reading
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Community
My favorite part of visiting Boston was that the Lexington Green, where the militia trained and where the first shot of the Revolutionary War took place, is still a place where the community gathers. While we there, around dinner time,… Continue reading
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Bible Verse of the Week
Psalms 5:7 NIVBut I, by your great love, can come into your house; in reverence I bow down toward your holy temple. So we can have courage! Continue reading
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Craft Corner
This week I tried a different sort of creation. My mint plant has been loving our cooler, wetter weather and I have been trying to drink more water, so I put the two together. I picked 10 leaves and gently… Continue reading
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Quote of the Week
“We must stir up the gift of God. Like sugar in the lemonade, it may be there, but it needs to be set in motion.” Vance Havner I love this courageous summer word picture! Let’s start stirring! What wisdom spoke… Continue reading
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Bedside Books
I finally finished all 1,340 pages of it! It was a good book, and kept me wondering what was going to happen to all the 20 somethings in it until the end. I decided to double back on my 80… Continue reading
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Traveling
I recently took two very different trips; one to Colorado Springs, and one to Boston. In Colorado Springs, Pike’s Peak dominates and influences everything. The mountain is visible from everywhere, and it effects the climate, holds weather back or traps… Continue reading











