Wednesday, June 10, 2009

Warning: Flintstone Feet Ahead

  • She maketh herself coverings of tapestry; her clothing is silk and purple

I'm not a frou-frou kind of gal. I have long hair, but I don't even try to color the gray, and most of the time I wear it in a pony-tail. I don't buy a lot of clothes, even when I need them. (Right now I'm in desperate need a new pair of jeans, but I figure since it's summer I can make do with the shorts and capris I have, and save the jeans for cooler weather in the fall). Now that I'm not working an outside job, and have no personal income, I seldom buy myself anything unless it's free or frugal.


There is one notable exception to that. It's not something that I indulge in often, but if I know I have a special treat coming up--a birthday, or Mother's Day, or even just I've-been-a-really-good-girl-and-I-deserve-a-treat kind of thing--getting a pedicure is my indulgence of choice.


I love getting a pedicure. Not just the process of sitting in the massage chair while jets of eucalyptus-scented water swirl around my feet, although that's great. I love having pretty toes. It makes me feel feminine. I love wearing my open toed slides in the summer time and looking down and seeing those polished nails peeking out.


Now, my feet are not pretty by any stretch of the imagination. I have extra wide feet with a really high instep. My husband affectionately calls them "Flintstone feet". My ankles are thick, and a bad bout of plantar faciitis ensures that I'll always have to wear shoes with good arch support. Instead of hearing compliments about how "cute" my shoes are, I hear, "those look so comfortable". But even in my "comfortable" shoes, I have a secret that keeps my "girly" going--ten beautifully polished pretty toes.






What indulgence keeps your "girly" going?

Until next time...

Sunday, June 7, 2009

Philippians 3:14 Friday, June 5

Another Friday has come and gone, time for an update on my efforts to "press toward the mark".

This last week, I did my morning routine at least half the time, but I confess there were days that I lagged a bit and took longer to get actually moving and doing. I got the files moved and the small filing cabinet moved out; purged about 15-20 books; did the daily cleaning/straightening in my bedroom about 3-4 days; skipped the daily stint in the front bedroom several days but added extra time on others to make up for it; and totally skipped the reading this week.

This next week I'm leaving home and going back to Georgia, so my goals are daily ones:

Sunday--pack clothes and personal things to take back with me and get the house ready to close up for the next couple of months.

Monday--travel day

Tuesday-Friday--unpack, start on daily routine, straighten coupon binder, buy groceries, catch up on emails, etc.

For more on Philippians 3:14 Fridays, see Which Proverbs 14:1 Woman?

Until next time...

Sunday, May 31, 2009

Philippians 3:14 Friday, May 29

If confession is good for the soul, then I hope a world of good comes from my confession---I've had a most un-productive week this week. I had 10 things on my list for last week, and I did two of them--one of which was to get myself a pedicure! Ever read about the "Slough of Despair" in Pilgrim's Progress? Well, I think I fell into the "Pond of Procrastination" this week. Even this post is two days late!

Part of my procrastination, I've come to realize, is dreading the whole process of some tasks so much that I end up making them much larger in my imagination thant they are in reality. On the other hand, some jobs I put off because they are actually too big for me to tackle all at one time--those I need to break down into smaller, more achievable steps. And last but not least, I procrastinate because I think too long and hard about just the "right" way to do some things--should I file alphabetically or by category? Move everything first, then go back and label and organize, or move one file at a time, labeling and purging as I go? The truth is, there is no one right way to do many things, there's only what works or doesn't work for me as an individual, or for us as a family.

And so I go back to the drawing board for this week:
  1. Work my morning routine
  2. Work my daily/weekly routine
  3. Move the files from the small filing cabinet to the big one
  4. Purge 25 books
  5. Spend 15 minutes daily cleaning and straightening in my bedroom
  6. Spend 15 minutes daily cleaning and straightening in the front bedroom
  7. Read one book just for fun

Need help setting goals and meeting goals? Join Philippians 3:14 Fridays at Which Proverbs 14:1 Woman for encouragement and accountability!

Until next time...

Friday, May 22, 2009

Philippians 3:14 Friday, May 22

Goals, what goals?

I clicked over on Kate's Philippians 3:14 Fridays post on Which Proverbs 14:1 Woman? to find that she's in basically the same predicament I am. I had a busy week, but failed miserably at keeping on point with several of my goals.

  • I did catch up on my couponing--clipping, sorting, filing--I was a couple of weeks behind in clipping the inserts, not to mention pulling the ones that have expired. It took several hours, spread out over an evening and the next morning. I finally gathered up the remaining coupons for things I'm not as likely to use and stuck them in some baggies which I'm going to "file" in the back pocket of my binder.
  • I did go to the Explorations of Antiquities Center in La Grange, Georgia, and took lots and lots of pictures--that deserves a post all on it's on, which I'm planning for sometime next week!
  • As the rest, well--I grocery shopped and cooked and went to church and packed to come back to Louisiana and drove the 10 hour drive and helped unload the truck and got mostly unpacked again. But the rest of the things on last week's list are, well, strangely unaccounted for.

So for the next week, I'm setting fewer goals and hopefully working harder at them:

  1. Get a pedicure. It's a tough job, but someone has to do it.
  2. Clean off my dresser, including clean and straighten the drawers
  3. Clean off my chest of drawers, including the the two shelves behind the mirrored door
  4. Move my files to my new-to-me filing cabinet (Remember I mentioned in an earlier Philippians 3:14 post that I needed a larger, better grade filing cabinet? Guess what we found at a neighbor's garage sale the very next day?? A 4-drawer, business grade filing cabinet for $15! A similar size and grade with a lock (this one doesn't lock) retails for about $180. What a find!
  5. Buy and hang curtains for my son's room
  6. Buy a couple of new hair accessories for me--my barrettes and clippies are sad.
  7. Buy seeds, dirt, etc, and start some herb pots
  8. Work my morning routine
  9. Get my daily prayer-and-Bible reading back on track
  10. Fast one day

And that's it for this week.

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Until next time...

Tuesday, May 19, 2009

Blog Link-A-Thon

One of the things we "Bloggy" people like to do is link to other blogs, and more importantly, have other blogs link to us. I recently participated in a Blog Link-a-Thon at MomDot--a magazine style blog with multiple contributors on lots of different topics related to motherhood--from personal to practical!

As part of that Link-A-Thon, I agreed to post a list of each and every participating blog, and they have each agreed to do the same. It's a virtual web of links and cross-links! (Get it? A virtual web. You know, web. Like the world wide you-know-what--I know, I know, it's weak, isn't it? I'm pitiful, but oh-well.)

So while I just gave you a post this week with my own "Delightful Dozen" links, here are a whole bunch more for your perusal.


1. http://www.notalwayscharming.com

2. Fairy Blog Mother

3. Crazy Adventures in Parenting

4. Engineer a Debt Free Life

5. Sweet 'n' Sassy Girls

6. Good Golly Miss Blondie

7. SavvySuzie


8. For The Love of Baby!


9. http://lovemy2dogs.blogspot.com


10. Blessings Abound


11. Coupons, Deals and More

12. Hairstyles For Girls

13. http://www.thedivinemissmommy.com/

14. A latte in the morning

15. KiddiesCorner Deals

16. 3 Kids and Us Mom Blog

17. The Ohana Mama

18. Coupon Queens of Laurel Run

19. Today's Journey

20. http://confessionsofahousewife.com/

21. My Charmed Life

22. http://www.doublebugs.com

23. http://3boys1girlandadog.blogspot.com

24. New Sue Review

25. Suzanne Calling

26. Just For Me…and You


27. Time Slides By


28. Babes and Kids


29. Declutter a Little Each Day


30. Grocery Savings for Real Families


31. Life Starring Ellie and Eve :: A review site (and more!)


32. So Cute Crafts


33. Brea's Mommy


34. Are Muffins Just Ugly Cupcakes>


35. It's A Beauty Filled Life


36. The crazy suburban mom


37. Donna's World


38. Momma's Gone Over the Wall


39. Mommy's Quiet Time


40. Joyce (Saving My Cents)


41. My Trendy Tykes


42. The Not-So-Blog


43. Confessions From HouseholdSix


44. SiPPyCuPSand FiNGerPriNTS


45. http://www.couponmommie.com


46. http://www.crackersandchaos.blogspot.com/


47. Giftfully Simple


48. Just For Fun


49. Digital Mommy


50. Me And Craig


51. Parenting Princesses


52. http://mylastshredsofsanity.blogspot.com


53. Inside My Head


54. Petit


55. My Love Lucy


56. FreckleBox personalized gift


57. Baby Lulu Dress


58. Blog 4 Mom


59. 3 Garnets & 2 Sapphires


60. Jolly Mom


61. My Life My Journey


62. Maman And Gourmand


63. http://jessmalexander.blogspot.com


64. The POSHpreneur


65. A Blog of Goodies


66. Christy aka The Write Gal


67. LookWhatMomFound


68. Peanut Butter & Smelly's Dad


69. Lucy


70. Angry Julie Monday


71. The Mogul Mom Blog


72. Angela


73. Deal-ectible Mommies


74. Christy's Creations


75. Lisa


76. http://www.booksnboys.blogspot.com


77. Wannabe Supermom


78. Thre Craft Momma


79. Internet Toddler


80. http://lifeisasandcastle.blogspot


81. Kristen of La Dolce Vita


82. Cranberry Fries


83. http://www.mud-bug.com


84. The Mom Buzz


85. http://nightowlmama.blogspot.com


86. Frugal Mommy of 2 Girls


87. Mommy Cracked


88. EclecticBird


89. Mama Mentor


90. Moomettesgram's Musings


91. Moomette's Magnificents Reviews


92. Moomettesgram's Favorite Recipes


93. Diaries of a Domestic Goddess


94. Go Graham Go!


95. NerdFamily Things


96. NerdFamily Blog


97. Making Money Keeping Money


98. NerdFamily Food


99. Flying Giggles & Lollipops


100. http://themorrisbunchblog.com


101. http://www.simplybeingmommy.com


102. A Kindred Spirit's Thoughts


103. Two Of A Kind, Working On A Full House


104. D-Lo's Lounge ($25 Gift Card for Ginch Gonch)


105. Free Sample Freak


106. What Mommies Need


107. Mom of 2 Boys, Wife of 1


108. icefairy's Treasure Chest


109. Cheaper Than Therapy-Musings of The Mom Jen


110. Therapeutic Reviews & Giveaways

111. Lily Bean Designs


112. Dirty Diaper Laundry


113. Dance Momma


114. JamericanSpice


115. Mombalance


116. A Pocket Full Of Buttons


117. Ordinary and Awesome


118. Reviews and Giveaways


119. Subjective Beauty


120. Tales From A Shopaholic Mommy


121. Mommiemayhem


122. IE Mommy


123. http://blasianbabynotes.blogspot.com/


124. Amber Woodward


125. Grammy Janet's Place


126. Outnumbered 3 to 1


127. ShimmerMeBlue


128. Dev's Favorite Giveaways


129. Joyful Money Saving


130. 1stopmom


131. A Modern Mama


132. PourSomeSugarOnMe


133. Fancast


134. Lollipop Baby


135. Lola & Ben


136. idoby2celebrants


137. Sue Jackson


138. Cackleberry Kids


139. Gifts By The Stars


140. Jemma


141. Handmade Kids


142. Ollie Rose


143. Babasfarmlife


144. Banquet Manager


145. Monkey's Momma


146. This Mom Can Shop


147. EcoLabel Fundraising


148. Divine Chaos


149. baby kakes ink alphabet onesie


150. tee from recycle me


151. http://lizzie-q-homemaker.blogspot.com


152. marla mandell bread (5/17)


153. ozone socks 5/15


154. Belly Bumps to Baby Hugs


155. Hip T (5/12)


156. ThenComesBaby PARTY FAVORS


157. Homemade Gourmet


158. Fresh Pure and Simple- Arbonne Consultant


159. MomDot Mom Blogs


160. MomDot Mom Reviews


161. Bloggers Give Charity


162. Organic Baby Resource


163. Potamus Prefers


164. The Army Wife


165. Through Hazel Eyes


166. Frugal Rhode Island Mama


167. Just Jingle


168. And Twins make 5!


169. Frugal Plus


170. Christie


171. What Happened To My House?


172. Miracles on Mama Street


173. Heck Of A Bunch


174. Blog Designs by Susan


175. mommy23monkeys


176. Hanna


177. Got Kids Need Valium


178. Womb At The INNSANE


179. Katie & Kimble Blog


180. http://adventuresofastayathomemom.com


181. The Frugalicious Mommy


182. Penny Pinching Diva


183. http://cabadov.wordpress.com


184. Beauty4Moms


185. http://www.evilflu.com


186. Little Miss Julia


187. Mrs Zeee


188. Cheryl


189. Frazzle Dazzle SuperMom


190. Florida Mealtime Savers


191. Inspiration Station


192. Mommy's Kitchen


193. Saving with MamaNordy


194. Saving SAHM Sanity


195. http://alittlepieceofperfect.blogspot.com/


196. Nodin's Nest


197. Lil Miss Eco


198. Laryn Strickland


199. HeatherMama


200. The Gerber Babies Blog


201. WhateverSuccess


202. Women Who Win: Enter Sweepstakes & Giveaways


203. http://theburbblog.com


204. Happy Healthy Families


205. Sweeps4Bloggers


206. dramaqueensmum


207. The Mom Trap


208. Multitasking Mama


209. Mama Michies Musings


210. Little People Wealth


211. Belly Beyond


212. Kim Kihega


213. Mom Fuse


214. Juanita


215. Adopt a 'Do


216. On the Refriderator Door


217. Christine


218. Little Diva


219. My Household Junk


220. I'm Here….Really

221. http://greer5intexas.blogspot.com


222. mary


223. http://www.nicolesnickels.net


224. Lori Newman


225. http://kris-jay-caity-izzie.blogspot.com


226. Debb


227. Shawn Ann's World


228. Peke Moe -NZ made baby sleep sacks


229. A Simple Kinda LIfe


230. Sweet Serendipity


231. Bouncing Off The Walls


232. Jane Loedding


233. Roz


234. http://msbuildingupdabenjamins.blogspot.com/


235. Msbuildingupdabenjamins


236. Musings from Me


237. Veronnica


238. The Adventures of Miss V


239. Mudd Kids


240. Mom Most Traveled family travel


241. Relishing the Dirt


242. Good, True and Beautiful


243. http://frugallivingandhavingfun.blogspot.com/


244. The Last Blog on Earth


245. A Wrestling Addicted Mommy


246. Rae


247. http://www.thesidelinesoflife.blogspot.com


248. Dore's Diaries


249. Blog by Donna


250. Lisette


251. Pillaging With Buffie


252. Mom of Faith


253. GODSOWN


254. flutterbyechronicles


255. shelley


256. Life In A House Of Blue


257. kristen


258. Alex the Fey Thriller Series


259. MamaCheaps!


260. Donalacasa


261. A Jewish Journey


262. http://learningtogetherhandinhand.blogspot.com/


263. BethinNC


264. Stuttering Shell


265. Don't Blink


266. Life is Sweet


267. Lisa


268. http://www.sahmsue.com


269. m.e (cathie)


270. Run DMT


271. Princess Ratbag


272. Michelle G


273. http://www.nathansfight.com


274. Moody Mama Says


275. Laurie Ann


276. Cooking During Stolen Moments


277. A Simple Walk


278. Vanessa


279. middleagedmom


280. Ramblings Of A Wannabe Writer


281. Oh My Baby


282. Fordcast Sunny


283. Lisa Miller


284. http://www.thedivinemissmommy.com


285. Bibs & Cribs {very cute stuff}


286. My Lil' Budget Book


287. http://misadventuresinbabyraising.blogspot.com/


288. http://mymommysaid.blogspot.com/


289. Milk & Honey Mommy


290. Milk and Honey Mommy


291. Amy O'Neal


292. Parenting Children


293. A Girl And Her Life


294. MarieLynn Boutique Blog


295. Born Fabulous Boutique Blog


296. The Pitter Patter Boutique


297. Stephanie Deese


298. Brea's Baby Boutique Blog


299. digiscrapping.net - Heather Manning


300. Kids Activities Blog


301. Two Little Whales Cloth Diapers & More


302. 3 boys & a dog


303. Karen ~Georgia Angel


304. http://mynotsohurriedlife.blogspot.com/


305. Shannon Blogs Here


306. A Virtuous Woman


307. Secrets of a Southern Kitchen


308. Dreamer


309. Sweet Reads from Lollipop Book Club


310. Mommie Daze Virtual Baby Shower - ends June 8


311. Heck Of A Bunch (1 yr. Pogo sub giveaway)


312. MomSaves4U


313. Barely Domestic Mama


314. http://www.babylovingmama.com/


315. Professional Family Manager


316. Kathleen


317. Coaching The Family


318. Frugal Creativity


319. Easy Being Green


320. Dandelion Bubbles


321. Shelly aka The Attic Girl


322. Foxtoybox-Discovery Toys


323. http://beauty4moms.blogspot.com


324. Colleen - Mommy Always Wins


325. Playground for Parents


326. World of Discovery


327. http://andbabymakesfourperrine.blogspot.com


329. A Little Bit Nutty


330. Mahayla’s Mommy


332. If I Could Escape . . .



Wow, that's a lot of links!

Monday, May 18, 2009

Looking Well to the Ways of My Household


  • She is like the merchants' ships, she bringeth her food from afar.


  • She riseth also while it is yet night, and giveth meat to her household, and a portion to her maidens.


  • She looketh well to the ways of her household, and eateth not the bread of idleness.
I've been working on my daily routine--those little everyday things that need to get done, regardless of what else happens to my day. I've been having lots of those "IGAD" days--I've Got All Day--where I drift through the day with good intentions but nothing actually seems to get done for one reason or the other--till suddenly it's time to start supper and I jump and start cooking and cleaning and snatching and grabbing and the next thing I know, I'm feeling tired and out-of-sorts and like I'm worked down (ha!) and yet I really haven't accomplished much of anything, other than feeding my family.

I've been doing too much "eating the bread of idleness" and not enough "looking well to the ways of my household"!

So today I had a plan. I knew there were three main tasks that I needed to accomplish:



  1. Get ready for the cleaning lady to come--I have a wonderful woman who cleans for us twice a month--she's a rare jewel, a perk that comes with the corporate apartment we live in when we're at home-away-from-home--but I have to make sure that she can actually clean the apartment and not have to deal with our personal things that are strewn around.

  2. Get the oil changed in my truck--I'm on the road again later this week, and it needs to be done before I drive that far

  3. Shop for groceries
That was me planning my work, and this is what I did to work my plan:


  1. I set my alarm clock. I didn't need to rise "while it was yet night", but I knew I needed to get up and get at it before very late. I ended up getting up before the alarm-I think the simple of act of setting the clock made a mental checklight go off that I needed to get up and get going.

  2. I got "groomed" and dressed in going-out-of-the-house clothes right away, even to make up. No sitting in jammies and housecoat half the day!

  3. Made a couple of passes around the house just picking up and putting things away--socks and shoes left beside the couch, church clothes left draped instead of hung back up, jeans in a pile waiting for the washer, books and magazines left on top of the coffee table--each thing alone doesn't seem like much, but all of it together makes for a messy overall look, and definitely gets in the way of actual cleaning.

  4. Emptied the dishwasher and dishdrainer and put clean dishes away, ready to start filling with today's dishes.

  5. Did the outside-the-house errands, including getting the oil change, shopping for groceries (see some of my bargains below, thanks to my coupons), and making a couple of other stops.

  6. Took my pictures for my blog, and put everything away immediately afterward

  7. Washed and dried a load of clothes.

  8. Was able to spend some time chatting with the wonderful lady who cleans for us, instead of running around picking up each room just ahead of her.

  9. Spent some time online, but doing some productive things, not just surfing.

  10. Had dinner with my family and a pleasant evening together just hanging out.


Nothing major, but I got three "main things" done, as well as a lot of those little ones that need to be taken care of regularly.


And to make it even sweeter, I found lots of free and frugal items today!



I did my main shopping at Walmart for this week--not always my store of choice, but they have some good roll backs going right now, as well as everyday low prices on a few items that I knew I had coupons for. This is what I found:

For free or almost free:

2 Frosted Mini Wheats, $2 each, less $1 Q (coupons) and B1G1 Q, making this $1 for 2 or $.50 each
2 Wheat Thins Artisan crackers, $2 each, less $1 Q and B1G1 Q, making this $1 for 2, or $.50 each
2 Kraft Dressing, $1.58 each, less 2 $1 Qs, making these $.58 each
2 Kraft Barbecue Sauce, $.98 each, less 2 $1 Qs, making these free
1 Country Bob's All Purpose Sauce, $2.19, less one Free Sauce Q, making this free
4 Mahatma Rice mixes, $.66 each, less 2 $.75/2 Qs making these $.29 each
1 Bounty Paper Towels, $1, less $1 Q, making this free
1 Kraft Deluxe Mac & Cheese, $1.50, less $1 Q, making this $.50
1 French's mustard, $1, less $.75 Q, making this $.25

Not free, but still frugal:

4 Crystal Light Tea, on sale for $2.98, less $1 Qs, making these $1.98 each--at this price, I can make a 2qt pitcher of Crystal Light tea for $.33
2 Crystal Light individual packets, $1.97, less $50/2, making these $1.74 each
1 Hefty Trash Bags,$3.98, less $2 Q, making this $1.98
1 White Cloud toilet paper, $2, less $.75 Q, making this $1.25, or $.31 a double roll

I did buy a few other things--peanut butter, chai latte and hot chocolate mix (an indulgence of sort for me, but still much cheaper than buying my chocolate chai lattes at the coffee shop) a package of manager's reduced chuck steak--my total OOP was $43.09, I saved $24.67 with coupons.

And so for today, I rose early (although not still night), brought my food from afar, gave meat to my household, ate not of the bread of idleness, and overall--looked well to the ways of my household!

Until next time...

Friday, May 15, 2009

Philippians 3:14 Friday, May 15

It's time for another Philippians 3:14 Friday! Putting my goals down in black and white and knowing that I'll come back to evaluate has really helped me to "press toward the goal" in several different ways.
  1. It helps keep me on point--I find that I'm easily sidetracked. I start one task, see something else that I think I need to do "right quick", and end up doing myriad small tasks without accomplishing the bigger things that sometimes need to done to completion. (I remember a scene from the old M*A*S*H series when the David Odgen Stiers' character was newly assigned to the unit--the other staff were used to doing things as quickly as possible, making do with less-than-stellar conditions, etc. The new doctor, on the other hand, came from an environment of almost painstaking perfection. At one point, as he is about to demonstrate a new procedure to them, he makes this statement "I do one thing at a time. I do it very well. And then I move on." There are some situations where that may not work or be the wisest choice, but there are times that it would benefit all of us to be a little more single minded!)
  2. It helps me to see where exactly I deviated from the plan--at one point last week I told my husband that I thought I had pulled out more stuff than I had time to put back! It does help me at times to stop and re-evaluate!
  3. It encourages me when I see the things that I actually complete

And so, without further ado, my goals for last week were in two parts, one for Home-home, one for home-away-from-home

Part 1, for Louisiana

  • Finish purging books --I more than met my goal of purging at least 25 books
  • Dust and straighten the bookcases--not to perfection, but finished, nevertheless
  • Finish my bedroom clean-up--the one thing that I totally did not do.
  • Pack for the Georgia trip--done

Part 2, for Georgia

  • Unpack--done
  • Get my daily routine going--sort of done
  • Catch up my blogging and email --done
  • Do some advance posts--working on

And now this past week will be done somewhat in reverse--our son and I will be leaving toward the end of the week to go back to smalltown (Home-home) for about two weeks. We also found out this week that we'll be leaving Georgia for good and moving back home for at least a couple of months in August. Crazy schedule, isn't it? Meanwhile, my goals for the coming week:

  1. Catch up on my couponing--clip those that need it, file them, and pull out any expired coupons
  2. Pack most of my stockpile to take back home now, rather than later
  3. Go to the Explorations in Antiquity Museum in LaGrange, Georgia (and take lots of pictures)
  4. Work on financial aid information for son's next year in college
  5. Print new business cards for ministry contacts
  6. Get at least 3 posts uploaded and pre-scheduled for A Virtuous Woman, 2 for Secrets of a Southern Kitchen

Longer term goals:

  1. Work on that 10 pounds I was going to lose in April
  2. Make outline for Bible study series on the virtuous woman of Proverbs 31
  3. Finish cleaning/organizing front bedroom at home (now that most of the pure junk is purged)
  4. Clean out my dresser and dressing table in my bedroom
  5. Look for new curtains for the kitchen--at least get a real idea of what I want, and whether I can sew them or just buy them
  6. Fast three days (three one-day fasts)
  7. Pick one Bible study course to work on this summer

Would you like more accountability and encouragement to "press toward" your goals? Join us for Philippians 3:14 Fridays at Which Proverbs 14:1 Woman?

Until next time...

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