ONE OF THE MANY VIDEOS I have come across and have found helpful. Still learning as I go along.
Blessings to you this day and everyday,
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Lilacs On The Prarie
MEMORY VERSE
PHILIPIANS 4:13
THANKSGIVING IN THE MOMENT
THESE TINY BLESSINGS
HE TOUCHED ME
THESE WORDS CHANGED MY LIFE!
ONE OF MY FAVORITE CHILDCARE MOMENTS
CLICK ON PIC TO READ Granny Nanny And A Living Canvas.
Dining On The Prairie In The Old Stone House
Blue Garland Dishes
Blue Willow Moment On The Prairie
Why I Decided To Become A Homemaker
Read All About it Here
HOME HAVEN LILIES ON THE PRAIRIE
LUKE 12: 27 Consider the lilies, how they grow: they neither toil nor spin, yet I tell you, even Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed like one of these.
BLUE RIBBON WINNER MEATLOAF
BLOSSOM WHERE YOU ARE PLANTED
As long as I live, I will have to continually submit to God's plan for my life. You will be blessed because you turned your life over to God. Be confessing how good God is and tell Him you agree with who He says He is. BELIEVE and watch miracles happen. Be not afraid. ~Deanna
I Love My Husband
A Quiet Life
FUN FACTS FOR CHANDYS
SELECTING THE CORRECT SIZE CHANDY TO USE IN A ROOM MADE EASY. FORMULA MEASUREMENTS: Measure the room's height and width. Add together the numbers. Example: 8' x 10' room is 8 plus 10= 18" Use a 18" wide chandy. OR Take width of room calculating 2" for every foot. Example: 15' wide room. Take 15 times 2 = 30. Room needs 30" wide chandy. Standard distance between the bottom of the chandelier to the top of the table is 30 inches. When hanging the chandelier, make sure to hang it at the proper height. The bottom of a chandelier over a dining table or kitchen island should hang 30 to 32 inches above the top of the table or island. Most rooms call for at least 7 feet of space between the bottom of the chandelier and the floor.
HOME SWEET HOME
2 comments:
I enjoyed the video! A slow down, a gentle way to stay healthy, to beautify our homes! I think we are all so stressed, running from here to there, never enjoying the moment we are in. I know that is me, and I am trying to slow myself down, take each day a step at a time, enjoying time with my husband, our children, our grandchildren.
I will be slowing my pace down to embrace the moment as I desire to be less stressed. Blessings to you, Kathy. Thanks for coming by.
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