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31 days

Last year I joined hundreds of bloggers who wrote for each and every one of the 31 days in October. It was challenging. Sometimes I'd search through my photo file just to find something that I could post as I was out of "words". But it was good and although my to-do list is a mile long, my blog has long been neglected. Another area of neglect in my life is the habit of counting my blessings so for the next thirty one days I will be singing praises to my creator and sharing them here.

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Welcome 31 Days

Days of Praise:

 Day 1 - Psalm 34
Day 2 - Mary's Song of Praise
Day 3 - Crown of Life
Day 4 - The Name of Jesus
Day 5 - Without fear
Day 6 - Thy Will Be Done
Day 7 - Godly Mentors
Day 8 - Common Bonds
Day 9 - A Room of One's Own
Day 10 - I have enough
Day 11 - Always rejoice
Day 12 - Full to Overflowing
Day 13 - Everyday I Will Praise Your Name!
Day 14 - Babies
Day 15 - Water
Day 16 - World Food Day
Day 17 - My Boy
Day 18 - Laundry, my nemesis 
Day 19 - A song of praise
Day 20 - Field Trips
Day 21 - This Day
Day 22 - A Voice for Justice
Day 23 - Eyes of Wonder
Day 24 - Family
Day 25 - Rest
Day 26 - Migraine
Day 27 - Choices
Day 28 - Let ALL things praise the Lord!
Day 29 - Adjustment
Day 30 - Day 30 & 31
Day 31 - Day 31 &31

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