Food. For many, it wasn’t a problem when we were younger. Why’s that? I think it is related to metabolism, but that’s me and I’m not a scientist, don’t even play one on T.V.! Depending on your age, think back to the foods you ate – how much food was prepackaged when you were younger? […]
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There are so many types of exercise it isn’t funny. The thing about exercise is that you must enjoy something about it or you will not do it long-term. For example, you can enjoy the workout, or you can enjoy talking to the buddy you planned on exercising with, or you can enjoy the television
It’s 2010. How did you do with your writing goals for 2009? Did you even have goals? Many posts have been written about writing goals. One of my favorites is by Mary DeMuth on her “So You Want to be Published” blog here. If you didn’t have goals for 2009, then set goals for 2010
6 large eggs, well beaten 1 can evaporated milk 1 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/2 teaspoon black pepper 1 package shredded hash brown potatoes 3 cups (12 ounces) shredded cheddar cheese 1/2 medium onion, chopped 1 small red or green pepper 1 cup diced ham or sausage or bacon pieces Preheat over to 350 degrees. Grease
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This lesson comes from Dr. Stephen Davey, from back when he was speaking in the book of Romans. This information is taken from my notes and is not the direct content of the message itself. Rom 4:7 talks about forgiveness. Being sent away, to have taken away. The Lamb of God who takes away the
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Well, if you are reading this, you have something in your home that needs to be organized. Well, who doesn’t? You can hire a professional organizer (boy have I thought of going into that business, talk about FUN (I mean it!)). Or do it yourself. In this economy, most folks will choose to do it
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My reading for 2010 is the Bible in chronological order – pray that I’ll keep to it DAILY or it won’t happen… This morning as I read the first chapter of Genesis, I noticed God’s attributes–or rather the attributes He didn’t have. He wasn’t harried or frazzled. Details from His TO DO list were directly
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Backcover copy – Christy Williams never imagined that a stolen Hemmingway first edition would lead her back to the sister she left fifteen years ago. But when things begin to unravel, she finds herself on May’s doorstep, fearing for her life. Oh my….What a wonderful novel by debut author C.J. Darlington (and what does C.J.
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The Sweet By And By is a sweet debut novel by Sara Evans and Rachel Hauck. A lighthearted read that will leave you longing to spend more time with the characters you have grown to love. Sara Evans has a lyrical touch to her prose that sometimes read like a song — no surprise since
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When I enter lasagna territory, I make a double batch. We freeze the rest with our food saver–8 meals frozen with an afternoon of labor. That is a great investment of time! I use a deep dish lasagna pan. And I do not cook the noodles ahead of time (this saves time AND the noodles