August 13, 2010
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- A Tip a Day with Ellie Kay: 12 Months' Worth of Money-Saving Ideas
- America's Cheapest Family Get You Right on The Money
- Cheap Eating: How to Feed Your Family Well and Spend Less
- Depression Era Recipes
- Eat Healthy for $50 a Week: Feed Your Family Nutritious, Delicious Meals for Less
- Eat Well for Fifty Dollars a Week
- Eat Well on a Dollar a Day
- Everyday Cheapskate's Greatest Tips: 500 Simple Strategies For Smart Living
- Feed Your Family For $12.00 A Day
- Frugal Families: Making the Most of Your Hard-Earned Money
- Good Recipes For Hard Times
- Half-Price Living: Secrets to Living Well on One Income
- How to Live on Almost Nothing and Have Plenty
- How to Live on Nothing
- How to Save Money Every Day
- Live Your Life for Half the Price: Without Sacrificing the Life You Love (Debt-Proof Living)
- Living More With Less
- Living on Less and Liking it More: How to reduce your spending and increase your living
- Living on Less: An Authoritative Guide to Affordable Food, Fuel, and Shelter
- Living Well on Practically Nothing
- Miserly Meals: Healthy, Tasty Recipes Under 75¢ per Serving
- Miserly Mom's
- More-With-Less Cookbook
- Re/uses 2,133 Ways to Recycle & Reuse the Things You Ordinarily Throw Away
- Shop, Save, and Share!
- The American Frugal Housewife
- The Complete Tightwad Gazette
- The Country Mother's Cookbook by Jane Watson Hopping
- The Encyclopedia of Country Living: An Old Fashioned Recipe Book
- THE PLAN-AHEAD COOKBOOK 300 Delectable Ways to Use Leftovers
- Yankee Magazine's Living Well on a Shoestring: 1,501 Ingenious Ways to Spend Less for What You Need and Have More for What You Want
- You Can Afford to Stay Home With Your Kids: A Step-By-Step Guide for Converting Your Family from Two Incomes to One
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- Read Bible Online Now
- Biblical Womanhood In The Home
- Home Making: J.R. Miller
- The Mother at Home:JOHN S. C. ABBOTT
- The Christian Family:Brian M. Schwertley
- Secrets of Happy Home Life
- Building Strong Families
- The American Frugal Housewife
- Living on Less and Liking It More By Maxine Hancock
- The Ministry of Comfort: J.R.Miller
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3 comments:
Wow. That was amazing! So inspiring, but it's true. That man could have given up and no one would've found any fault in that, but The Father (and his earthly father) was there to help him go on and finish the thing he decided to do. Amazing. Thanks for sharing that. :)
I remember watching this race when it happened. My DH has run many races including 12 marathons. His favorite Bible verse is II Timothy 4:7.
I have tears in my eyes from watching this video of an earthly father's love for his son. How much more our heavenly father loves us.
Awesome video. I needed this today.
I LOVE your background!! Those colors together are just so pretty and I LOVE the little flower!!
I know what you mean about blogging being a lot like Facebook. When I first started blogging I was posting nearly every day and God showed me my err in that. Thank God he did. People in my sight are more important than a blog post. God can use blogs and he has for me, but anything can become a time waster!
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