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Former educator and current wife, mom, daughter, and friend. Really, I'm just a southern girl trying to live the happiest, healthiest life I can. I do it with the help of those who know me best and love me anyway - God, my family, and my friends.
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Tuesday, April 1, 2014

My Lent Project: Day 27


Instead of giving UP something for Lent, I’m giving THANKS for the many blessings of life.  Here’s what I’m feeling incredibly thankful for today . . .


Attending a Bible study at my children's school.


Praying with a group of women.


Reminders about God's truths.


Finding common ground.


Feeling understood.


Sharing joy with a friend.


Tennis practice.


Beautiful weather.


A productive meeting.


My husband's offers to help.


Laughing with Charlie.


Tony Horton's Core Ball workout.


Putting away the winter pillows and pulling out the spring ones!


Decorating for Easter.


Watching Libby on the bars.


Making her smile.


Their independence with homework.


Getting prepared.


Jesus, who is the way, the truth, and the life.

















































Wednesday, March 26, 2014

My Lent Project: Day 21


Instead of giving UP something for Lent, I’m giving THANKS for the many blessings of life.  Here’s what I’m feeling incredibly thankful for today . . .


Late arrival Wednesdays.


Waffle makers.


Making the green light.


A helpful introduction.


The prospect of something new.


My Bible study core leader.


The book of Romans.


The way God's word always speaks directly to me.


The opportunity to make amends.


Praying with a group of women.


Tony Horton's Back and Biceps workout.


A brisk walk with the pup.


My daughter's smile from the carpool line.


My son's hair twirling.


Libby's sewing class.


Turkey meatballs.


Cranberry pear balsamic vinegar.


Lemon olive oil.


Reliving our trip with Iphone videos.


Shutterfly.


Signs of Spring.


Jesus, who can do immeasurably more than anything we can ask or imagine.