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Faith, Family, and Food. Praying, Making, and Baking. Tuesday, June 16, 2015. That Time I Needed a Babysitter. Since moving from California, I have had to become much more flexible. The first thing that prepped me for this big adventure was having a slew of kids. And flying by the seat of my pants has become QUITE an art. This has helped me in our various moves. I always figure, I will get it done somehow.
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Monday, March 28, 2011. 8220;Waiting for what? 8221; you may ask. So, all I know is I got a phone call and was told to get ready. Curled up in bed, typing in high heels. Just poof, gone! Links to this post.
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Spreading knowledge about the things that matter. Five, Six, Pick up Sticks. January 14, 2018 by Brian F. Childhood is traded in for daily manual labor which helps Rohingya families in Bengali refugee camps scrape by. Trudging through waterways, forest, and hilly camp roads barefoot, hundred of people cross all terrain daily to harvest sticks. Blood trickles down the leg of a man being carried across one of dozens of waterways. A few steps after this sho.