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I hope you had a wonderful weekend.

 I spent most of my weekend sewing.
Not only do I enjoy reading and blogging, but I am also a seamstress.
I mostly handle alterations , but occasionally, I also custom make things for people.
Right now my custom job happens to be a t-shirt quilt.
I love the way it's turning out.

I also had a my grandkids over, did some reading and enjoyed some rest and church on the Lord's day.

Yesterday, turned out to be a gorgeous fall day after almost a whole week of rain!! We spent quite a bit of time outdoors.

Coming up this week for review:

Skin in the Game
by Richard Lawrence

Living a Jesus Centered Life

Taming the To-Do List
by Glynnis Whitwer
Cover Art
I soooo need this one! Glynnis has really great advice.

And I am hoping to have this one finished by the end of the week.
The Imposter 
by Suzanne Woods Fisher
Cover Art
So far I am intrigued.
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  1. Melissa HendersonOctober 5, 2015 at 11:50 AM

    I am participating in the Proverbs31 Online Bible Study for "Taming the To-Do List". This is a great study. I want to read "The Imposter", too.

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    1. AmyOctober 5, 2015 at 7:17 PM

      I didn't know there was a Bible Study. I am going to check it out!!

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