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31 Days of Making Every Day Count



 
Today I had my whole day planned. I had mentally mapped out what I would write in today's post. I'm very excited to be joining this group and the challenge of blogging for 31 days and "Making Everyday Count!"

Several wonderful ladies from my church got together today to pray over our blogs and help each other work out last minute kinks in our blog layouts.

So far, I was having a pretty good day until I got home and turned on my computer...NOTHING. Say What?!* Oh no, my notes, my pictures. Life Happened...what to do, what to do.

I called my computer guy and he was kind enough to allow me to come to his shop even though it was past time for him to go home - such a nice guy and very knowledgeable about computers. Good new, bad news...good news, he was able to get my computer running again; bad news, my computer has probably reached it's maximum life expectancy. So, I will be spending several hours backing up all my files and shopping for a new computer very soon.

Today, I'm living according to Psalm 55:22 - Cast your cares on the Lord and He will sustain you. And 1 Peter 5:7 - Cast all your anxiety on Him because He cares for you. In the middle of everything, He calmed all my anxiety and all my fears. Thank You Lord!

Stayed tuned, over the next 31 days I will be sharing books, songs, quotes and people that have inspired me along my journey through life. As well as some of my favorite photos I've taken over the years. Life hasn't been all easy and I've made more than my share of mistakes but with God by my side, always, I have persevered and OVERCOME. Day by day, we can make everyday count!

Here's the links to each of the 31 days

Day 1 Thought Replacement
Day 2 Be an Encourager
Day 3 Dream Training
Day 4 Stand Out
Day 5 The Wetlands
Day 6 Acts of Kindness
Day 7 Day 7
Day 8 Follow Me
Day 9 The Possibilities Are Endless
Day 10 Path to Success
Day 11 Path to Success - Part 2
Day 12 Find the Time
Day 13 Success by God's Standards
Day 14 Desire
Day 15 Beware
Day 16 Success and Failure
Day 17 Character of a Leader
Day 18 Peace
Day 19 God Loves You
Day 20 Then you will know
Day 21 Overcomer
Day 22 Change your thoughts, change your life
Day 23 Prayer
Day 24 Prayer, Part 2
Day 25

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