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Can’t stand it. Two of my favorite things: a dog and an elephant.
Tomorrow I have to get up early early to head to leadership training for Celebrate Recovery for our church. My husband, the pastor, is going, too, so hopefully it will be a fun “something different” get away for us. Some of the most fun people in the world to hang out with are going, too.
I love this program. It works. If you know anyone who struggles with an addiction or hangup of any kind, and you hear of a Celebrate Recovery program where they live, encourage them to go.
It will change their life.
It would be lovely to have a room like this. I love to sew but have no room for it in this house.
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NOT TRUE! I always use my turn signal. Though this is because I once got pulled over for not using it. You read that correctly. I GOT PULLED OVER FOR NOT USING MY BLINKER.
what’s my favorite thing about the south? sweet tea. no contest.
what’s my least favorite thing? no one, NO ONE in north carolina uses their turn signals.
I LOVE Sweet Tea. I wasn’t raised in the deep south, more like Southwest — sorta. Kansas is one of those in-between places that combines the west and the south I think. Anyway, I was raised on sweet tea. I never knew anyone that didn’t drink sweet tea until I moved to Michigan when I was first married.
Tonight it’s Chinese takeout. I love Chinese takeout nights because everyone has a happy tummy and it feels like a mini-party.
I have to get up at an ungodly hour in the morning and be at a meeting all day so I have to work all through the evening leaving no time for cooking.
That’s my story and I’m sticking to it.
I have lived here: Bentonville, AR — home of the first Wal-mart: Walton’s. It is now a museum. I loved living in Bentonville. We left a daughter behind there with her new husband. They have two little girls now. How I miss them!
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I have lived here: Metamora, Michigan. Our little house is just over this hill on the left.
I have lived rural almost all my married life following my pastor husband from rural church to rural church. We have met the most interesting people.
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