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Archive for September, 2008

Do You Have a Safe Home?

There are so many devices that can safeguard our homes from tragedy. I read that 93% of American homes have a smoke detector. Many have more than one. Carbon monoxide detectors have become a very important device to plug in for protection. Some homes have locks that would defy the most ardent burgler. We put [...]

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Cello Lessons continue…

I’ve had two lessons with another one coming up tomorrow afternoon. I am loving every minute!! Learning so much. I will check back to give you more updates! I am not ready to play in front of anyone but my teacher and husband! That will come later!

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Billy Graham Library

Friday, my Mom and two sisters and I, took a trip to Charlotte to visit the Billy Graham Library. It actually isn’t a real library of sorts…mainly a pictorial and audio presentation of Billy Graham’s life and ministry. It was wonderful and worth the trip!
The following pictures were taken in Billy’s homeplace. I should have [...]

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Cello Lesson #1

I’ve had my first cello lesson and those 30 minutes went by fast, let me tell you! I learned so much…my teacher told me it was 6 lessons in one! I’ve practiced every evening this week, and am ready for my next lesson. I was taught these important first things: I learned in what position [...]

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Flippin’ Over Flip Flops

Everybody is wearing them……everywhere! Even to church. Now that is going too far in my humble opinion! But they are so easy to slip on and go. They come in so many colors and styles too. And even babies wear them! I love them!  But……you knew the “but” was coming! They play havoc with my feet. [...]

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One step at a time…

This morning I went out walking after being out of the habit for quite a while, due to back problems…well, I thought it would feel good, but hoo boy….my right ankle was hurting. I wanted to stop, but knew if I just kept walking, it would be better…at least, I hoped it would. I started [...]

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