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The Godmothers Club · 2M ago

Aging Gracefully Means Finding Time to be a Girlfriend

It's so easy to put friendships on the back burner when you become an adult. As a child your world revolves around your friends for laughter, understanding, advice and fun. But as adults the obligations and demands of life overshadow our time for friendships. Facebook and Twitter are fine for giving
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The Godmothers Club · 2M ago

Aging Gracefully Means Making Your Dream Come True

How much precious time have you wasted by thinking, "It's too late to _____________ (fill in your dream) because I don't have ___________ (fill in what you need to make your dream come true)"? So now what are you going to do? For as long as I could hold a book I've wanted to write one. Wanted to see
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The Godmothers Club · 2M ago

Aging Gracefully Means Taking Action

God gives every bird its food, but He doesn't throw it into its nest. — Swedish Proverb There resides in each of us a guide for aging gracefully. Tap into the Holy Spirit to direct your mind, your talents, your creativity and your love to live well and fully at any age. ______________
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The Godmothers Club · 2M ago

Aging Gracefully Means Exchanging Sausage for Shelves

Aging gracefully means taking care of one another, going out of your way to make a difference. Here's a story you might enjoy that makes this point: When we moved into our new home my husband designed bookshelves for us that flank the fireplace. They're not only great for storage but the floating gl
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The Godmothers Club · 2M ago

Aging Gracefully Means Changing Gracefully

There resides in each of us a guide for aging gracefully. Tap into the Holy Spirit to direct your mind, your talents, your creativity and your love to live well and fully at any age. ______________ It may be hard for an egg to turn into a bird: it would be a jolly sight harder for it to learn to fly
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The Godmothers Club · 2M ago

The Church Carousel

When I was a little girl and my dad scooped me up to sit on a carousel horse I would be giddy with excited anticipation of the ride. Until I looked around to compare my horse to the others. Was there a prettier one? A better one? Should I ask to change? But by then the music had already started and
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The Godmothers Club · 3M ago

How Faith Helped Sell My House

One of the things Beth Moore teaches in her Bible study, My Determined Purpose, is that the Holy Spirit—who resides in each of us and who was created by the union of Christ's spirit with ours (her words)—gives us the capacity to know the God we believe in, even if we don't know what he's up to. Hmm.
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The Godmothers Club · 3M ago

When Looking for Love Be Real

Here's a funny and honest peak on what it's like to look for real love through the Internet: Kayli, my niece Julia's good friend, has the most hilarious blog Granny Is My Wingman.com. In it she writes about the experiences of how she and her grandmother meet men on online dating sites and then docum
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The Godmothers Club · 3M ago

Enjoy the Journey of Aging Gracefully

There resides in each of us a guide for aging gracefully. Let the Holy Spirit direct your mind, your talents, your creativity and your love. Tap into this source to live well and fully at any age. Aging gracefully is my new mantra. Here's why: When I was in my twenties—a lean, long legged, immortal
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