"I will bless the Lord at all times; his praise shall continually be in my mouth." Ps 34:1
Thursday, February 7
truer words...
I came across this post today and thought about these sage words. Among other things, it might be time for me to let go of some of my pre-Aaron clothes. At least, reasonably, one bin?
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Thanks for the mention! Sage? I think that's a new one for me. lol I guess that's okay, though, at my age. :)
I try to dress modestly, and age appropriately but fun. It does make on think of why you do what you do. I was invited to a baby shower and needed a quick gift for a boy. I didn't have time to go get something. So I went into Isaac's room and opened a drawer and pulled out an outfit that I had purchase for him. I found myself crying over the loss of not knowing him here on earth, and then found myself thankful that I would see him in heaven. Clothes are a funny thing they can bring up great emotions. Shelley
Interesting post! We are really being wasteful stewards of God's provisions when we horde more than we can use, aren't we? When I left my corporate IT job and started my 'work from home' embroidery business, I cleaned out my closet of 'office apparel' (suits, dresses, blouses). I no longer needed all those outfits (AND thankfully, they were too big for me!) I donated them to a mission in Gladwin, MI where my daughter-in-law has donated for years. I hope that some ladies found use for them for job interviews, church, etc.
Thank you for sharing Rosemary,When I clean I constantly am asking myself do I need this any more? Who can I give it to that could use it? If I can't think of anyone I donate to the Goodwill. The next time I clean a room I feel really good about it because I have less to deal with. Shelley
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Thanks for the mention! Sage? I think that's a new one for me. lol I guess that's okay, though, at my age. :)
I try to dress modestly, and age appropriately but fun. It does make on think of why you do what you do.
I was invited to a baby shower and needed a quick gift for a boy. I didn't have time to go get something. So I went into Isaac's room and opened a drawer and pulled out an outfit that I had purchase for him. I found myself crying over the loss of not knowing him here on earth, and then found myself thankful that I would see him in heaven. Clothes are a funny thing they can bring up great emotions.
Shelley
Interesting post! We are really being wasteful stewards of God's provisions when we horde more than we can use, aren't we? When I left my corporate IT job and started my 'work from home' embroidery business, I cleaned out my closet of 'office apparel' (suits, dresses, blouses). I no longer needed all those outfits (AND thankfully, they were too big for me!) I donated them to a mission in Gladwin, MI where my daughter-in-law has donated for years. I hope that some ladies found use for them for job interviews, church, etc.
Thank you for sharing Rosemary,When I clean I constantly am asking myself do I need this any more? Who can I give it to that could use it? If I can't think of anyone I donate to the Goodwill. The next time I clean a room I feel really good about it because I have less to deal with.
Shelley
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