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Bible Gateway’s Verse of the Day- Psalm 119:30“I have chosen the way of faithfulness; I have set my heart on your laws.”
- Psalm 119:30
- Not Enough Chocolate
- Whatever Happened to Common Courtesy? July 19, 2017My husband and his administrative assistant were at the church on a recent day and saw, courtesy of the security camera's view, pull into the parking lot. They watched as a teenager wrangled free of the full car and waltzed into the church. After a moment of quiet my husband strolled out to the foyer where he came upon said teen and asked if he could he […]
- Whatever Happened to Common Courtesy? July 19, 2017
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- The F-Word July 29, 20168 months ago I was fat. Very fat. 354 pounds fat. Like eat half a pizza and pint of Ben & Jerry’s fat. Fattest person in the room fat. Man boobs fat. Way too much junk in the trunk fat! Size 54 jeans, 4XL shirt and an old parachute with holes in it for underwear.... Read More
- The F-Word July 29, 2016
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- Discover Breckenridge {Wordless Wednesday} July 27, 2016By Sarah Nord of Pen2page: A blog about food, family and fine living Sarah Nord blogs about food, family and fine living at www.pen2page.me. Sarah loves to share recipes and life experiences that are all about the pursuit of health and happiness. By day, Sarah works in marketing for a meal kitting business called Happy Food Co. By […]Sarah Nord
- Discover Breckenridge {Wordless Wednesday} July 27, 2016
- Gooseberry Patch
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- $2.99 eBook: Grilling and Campfire Cooking July 16, 2017
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Happy Father’s Day, Dad
I was always closest to my father. We thought alike. We accepted the world openly, looking at the heart and life circumstances instead of the outward appearance. We tended to problem solve in a similar fashion. As I learned about … Continue reading
