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Conversation #77: Daily Outfit

Okay, so I haven't posted any pictures for a while, and I have a lot of backlog photos, but here is my most recent one from yesterday. 


Jacket: The Limited, TJ Maxx, $20
Tee: Lands' End, Sears, $2
Pants: NY and CO., $? (don't remember, but I think $15)
Shoes: Coconuts clogs, DSW, $32
Scarf: Gift from Mom, free for me

It was a little cooler yesterday so I could pull out a jacket.  I love jackets and coats, but don't need them much down here.  I can't figure out how to layer items in a cute way during the warmer months without being a hot sweaty mess - I mean a glowing mess!

I'm looking forward to Easter this weekend, and I hear the Good Friday service at our church on Friday evening is really amazing.  I'm excited to be able to go this year.  I feel like God has so been working on my heart lately, but I keep pushing Him away for fear of what He will ask of me.  Why do I keep doing that when I see so many Christians around me that have let Him in and are enjoying the abundant life?  I used to be less afraid when I was younger, but as I grow older, I let my fears hold me back so much more.

I just finished up the study One in a Million by Priscilla Shirer, and I want to be one in a million (it talks about the journey the Israelites took through the wilderness to the Promised Land and how only two out of two million got to enter and enjoy the land of milk and honey and abundant living with God). I don't know what might happen in the future, but I hope I fight my fears soon and become one in a million.  I really should devote more to this topic so look for that in the future.

Until then - Happy Thursday!!!

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