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- What God Lost
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- When Hope Was Lost
- A Battle in the Heavens
- To Live Forever
- Finding Peace
- Empty Hands
- From Fire and Thunder to Love and Submission
- The Coming One
- Forgiveness Made Possible
- The Innkeeper's Wife
- Do You Have The Right Words?
- The Lamb of God As Told by a Scribe
- What Love Is This?
- When Heaven Came Down
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Why didn't you write this YEARS ago when I needed it!! I still keep lists, but unless something HAS to be done, tomorrow is as good as today. (Somethings get moved to the next week's list many times before they're either finally done, or just disappear off the list! Out of sight, out of mind.) Enjoyed your article and the changes that come with each child. See you soon.
Thanks for your comments. I still keep my grocery list. The one time that I lost it in the store---it was like I lost my right arm. Keeps me focused with all the distractions. Funny we all feel the accomplishment of crossing something off a list makes our day purposeful. I've had to mentally re-train myself that the interruptions of my day are sent from God.
Jennifer, appreciate the comments about the website.