Probably one of my top favorite Bible verses is Pslams 30:5:
For His anger is but for a moment,
His favor is for a lifetime;
Weeping may last for the night,
But a shout of joy comes in the morning.
Weeping may last for the night,
But a shout of joy comes in the morning.
Sarah Mae asks us to do a study on words "self-discipline" and "joy" in the Bible. Before I even did a search on those words, I immediately thought of the verse above. Love that one!
Here are the Six Tips in Leading a Self-Disciplined Life according to 31 Days to Clean:
1) Commitment
2) Set and Complete Goals
3) Do What You Say You Will Do
4) Learn to Say, "NO"
5) Practice
6) Don't Give Up
Today I worked on the walls and shelves in the bathrooms. I had to replace one of the toilet seats and a shower curtain rod. It really feels good when I can see the final outcome and be proud that I am taking care of my home in this way!
I have not felt the greatest for the last couple of days. Whether it be seasonal allergies or just overwhelmed fatigue, I am looking forward to sleep this evening. However, before that sleep can take place I will be going to a special event at The Henry Ford Museum this evening with my father. We are getting a preview of the Civil War exhibit in the museum. I am really excited for this, but also wish I felt better to truly enjoy it.
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Have a great time with your Dad! Maybe it's just the day, but I am a big ball of stress today for no reason. My sister suggested a swig of whiskey to take the edge off. Haven't yet...am considering. :-)
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