How to Become a Woman of Thanksgiving

Written by Patrice Fagnant-MacArthur


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of thanksgiving? Begin by looking around. Thank God for another day of life,repparttar nature that surrounds us. Do you have a roof over your head, food onrepparttar 130225 table? Thank God for those. Are your children screaming throughrepparttar 130226 house? Stop and thank God that they are healthy enough to run and play, and yes, even fight with each other! Any time when you feel a complaint bubbling torepparttar 130227 surface, take a moment to breathe and surveyrepparttar 130228 situation. Is there any silver lining hiding belowrepparttar 130229 surface that could possibly be a reason for thanks? If so, thank God for that. When petitioning God for a need, always add a prayer of thanksgiving forrepparttar 130230 answer, whether it isrepparttar 130231 answer desired or not. Like any habit, with practice, becoming a woman of thanksgiving should become easier.



Patrice Fagnant-MacArthur is editor of "The Spiritual Woman Newsletter" providing information and inspiration for women who seek to deepen their relationship with God - http://www.spiritualwoman.net and author of "Letters to Mary from a Young Mother" (iUniverse, 2004)


Choose the Right Sandals and Your Feet Will Thank You

Written by Maureen Renard


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Above all, choose a style that is comfortable. You'll get more use from a sandal that feels good than from one that you can barely wear without a supply of Band-Aids for blisters. If you are one of those women who wear one favorite pair of shoes all season long, spend a bit more to buy a sandal you really love in a color you will be able to use with most of your summer wardrobe. If onrepparttar other hand you love to match your sandals to your outfits, choose several colors to compliment those shorts, tanks and sundresses and you'll be set with cool, stylin’ feet

Maureen Renard teaches English and rides her horse for fun when she’s not writing. Maureen is an occasional contributor to http://www.wholelottashopping.com of other shopping guides and articles.


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