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The Best Thing You Can Do ...



I have been finding quotes on PinTerest lately that have caught my attention. This one literally jumped off the page and seemed it was written just for me.

This is where I have been recently. I am realizing I need to leave my fate in a greater powers hands. I wonder where I will be in weeks and months to come. I need to stop thinking. Stop wondering. Stop imagining. The only thing I can do is ... BELIEVE.

Believe in where I am at 
In what I know 
In myself 

I find that life deals out a hand that does not always play out in the way we imagine it. I use that not in a negative way, but in truth. We work through these times, in hope that our inner strength will carry us through.

We are heading towards the end of another year. As many of you know, I do like "Turning the Page" and starting again. It is a chance to begin again. A clean slate. To start anew. I have yet to choose "My Word of the Year" (a word that I carry with me throughout the year to improve upon myself) but I am leaning towards BELIEVE ... It feels good to say to myself ... Rolls off the tongue well ... A soothing word, of sorts ... What will your "Word of the Year" be? 

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  1. UnknownNovember 16, 2014 at 8:19 AM

    Loved your post! I too like a new page turned to start anew. I love the Bible verse, 'His mercy is new each morning...' It calls to me about God's love that is unconditional for us. We are created in His image and therefore the possibilities that lie before are endless. I had not thought about my word of the year until right now...I think it will be 'trust.' Thank you Kristine for sharing your heart. ❤

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    1. Living in the MomentNovember 16, 2014 at 9:04 AM

      Deborah, Love hearing from you! ... I, too, Need to believe ... I love sharing with other creatives that enjoy the things I do ... Thank you for taking the time to read my blog -- Means the world to me Xo

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