This seems to be the year for special markers along life’s way. A couple weeks ago I celebrated my 15th blogging anniversary. This week we are remembering a gift from the Lord that I prayed ten years for…
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Your Spirtual Health
If you’d rather listen than read, you can hear this post on this episode of my RefreshHer podcast.
I love walking in the morning on our country roads. When my feet hit the pavement I’m so glad I laced up my shoes! But you know what? As much as I love it after I get out there, I put it off beforehand! I think of reasons why I shouldn’t exercise or what I could do instead. True confession…
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My favorite sandwich in the world is a good BLT – slightly crispy bacon, garden tomato, fresh lettuce, on toasted sourdough bread with a little mayo! When I read my recent Southern Living Magazine and saw the BLT Pasta Salad they shared, I knew I had to try it! It’s a spin-off from the sandwich and we loved it! I served it as the main dish for our supper the first night, and then as a side dish after that. This is so versatile, scrumptious, and had all the flavors of that delicious BLT!
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- The cancer returned
- The job has ended
- The relationship turned ugly
- Body aches rule
- The Internet crashed
- Our plans and dreams were not realized
God Made Me Forget
I’m going to change up my Wednesday posts a bit. I’m going to attempt to put the transcript for my Wednesday podcasts here. If you can’t listen or would desire to see the printed transcript for the podcast, you can catch that here. However, you can also listen to the podcast here and I will share the link each week.
A few years ago someone pulled me aside and filled my ears with their emotional upheaval. It was all over something I had done. I believe they felt left out of an activity we had planned, and they poured out their grievance on me. It was hurtful and painful to hear. I was wounded by their words, because they seem unfounded.
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