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A Daily Reminder



The Lord has placed special gifts and talents within each of us and has given every believer the promise that they can accomplish great things throughout their life. We are to recognize how special we are and know that in each of us is instilled an unfulfilled destiny that is waiting to take shape and accomplish that which God Almighty has intended. If you are feeling discouraged because you think you have nothing special to offer this world, be encouraged and know that God has great things instilled within your spirit that has yet to be realized and accomplished. Recognize that you are special and have many gifts within you that need to get out of your heart and into this world where you can make a positive impact on humanity.

For I know the thoughts I think towards you, thoughts of peace, and not of evil, to give you an expected end. Then shall ye call upon me and ye shall go and pray unto me and I will hearken unto you. And ye shall seek me, and find me, when ye shall search for me with all your heart.(Jeremiah 29:11-13)

And the Lord answered me and said, Write the vision and make it plain upon tables, that he may run that readeth it. For the vision is yet for an appointed time, but at the end it shall speak, and not lie: though it tarry, wait for it, because it will surely come, it will not tarry. (Habakkuk 2:2-3)

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Productive Days and Nights!

In the Nook…

We’ve had a very productive day.  Gerald and I got up at 7 and started canning tomatoes, red and yellow, we canned cabbage for sauerkraut and I chopped red and yellow peppers to go in the freezer.  Total we got 6 qt. jars of sauerkraut (from one head of cabbage), 2 qt. jars of yellow tomatoes, 3 qt jars of red tomatoes and one gallon size bag of frozen red peppers and two qt. size bags of chopped yellow peppers.  We stopped long enough for lunch then I did laundry in between all that.  I helped Kelsey go through her old clothes and pack a bag of clothes that she cannot wear for a friend and Gerald finished dry walling my office for me and I’m still doing laundry. Now we just have to redo the drywall in Kelsey’s room and put her room back together and put my office back together…Here is the window and some other pictures of the work we did in my office.  It’s been hectic but so much fun being productive as a family.

These are the old doors that were temporarily blocked by some dry wall and insulation.  Anything to try to keep warmth inside.  We were happy it was dry and no mold on the inside either. 
This was actually the foyer when our home was a church.

This was some foam about 1/8″ thick and was all that was keeping us from the vinyl siding on the outside of the house.  See the light from the outside coming through the middle and through the floors.

These are the new walls, freshly covered with dry wall that we got for $1/sheet because it was dirty and had minimal damage to the edges!  The new window after my husband built a frame inside the wall to accommodate the window and we filled it with insulation.  Notice my new window used to be an old french door…see the keyhole for a skeleton key?  It’s all sealed up TIGHT now and dry walling is completed.

Our canning adventures and MY first lesson in canning.  White is the cold-packed sauerkraut that my husbands Aunt, who lives in Indiana, gave us the recipe for.  The orange color in the  middle is actually yellow tomatoes and then there are red tomatoes.

These are red peppers and yellow peppers that I cut up and put in vacuum seal bags and froze for quick work of preparations for dinners later on.  I left the red peppers whole in case we wanted to stuff them sometime.  Did you know that one red pepper has as much calcium as 6 oranges?!!!


Hope you had a great day too and enjoyed hearing about ours too!

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