I Never Tire of This
Thoughts on life and leadership, with a sprinkling of humor.
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- Beth Brawley Taylor
- I am a writer, a speaker and a change agent. I have a relentless passion to see women leading in His body as God desires them to lead. I also have a deep desire to help others discover that place of abiding intimacy with God.
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4 comments:
This is pretty great.
Sorry, you're seek. Hope you feel better!
Autumn once said that she wanted to play with my mom's "peter". after making her repeat it several times, we finally realized that since she was sitting at my mom's home office desk, what she must have meant was COMPUTER!
I mean sick, duh! I quess I can't talk either!
That is so funny, Terra! Kids really are an endless source of entertainment.
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