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Thanksgiving Eve

As I am at work this morning I am once again bombarded with multiple thoughts and I am beginning to wonder if I am going to make it through today with my sanity intaked. All week we (my co-worker and me) have been going on air and saying each day what we are thankful for - just one thing. It is more challenging than you'd think. I have to say that God has answered several prayers over the past 24 hours, and I am thankful for a faithful God as I try to stay faithful to Him.

As I have said, I am at work right now. When Bart and I get off the air, I have to track for Sunday and we have to track Friday's show. Off I go on this overcast dreary day to turn in my leased Honda Pilot. I really love my Honda, but I really love not having a car payment more - so I am turning my car in and I am getting my Nissan Altima out of the shop. I have to pay a couple thousand to get it out, but then I'm done...it's paid for and it's mine, so I'm happy. But with that I still have to get the tags for the car and I have drop insurance on the one car and add insurance on the other...all this before going into work tonight.

Mike said that he is working tonight as well. So I called my mom to ask her to watch the children. My poor mom. My poor babies. Two days in a row staying with my mom. I hope they will appreciate her and all that we are sacrificing for each other. It's all in a days work though, right? I know that I am not the only person who stretches the minutes, am I?

All this is what is to be done today, and I am taking the time to blog. I am going to try my best to blog everyday. I'm sure that I will not always have something to say, but it sure does help my poor brain. So what am I wanting to accomplish with this blogging? I am not sure yet. I think it'll end up being a mixture of advice, scripture, testimony, daily life, my frustrations and my triumps. We shall see.


~Peace & Blessings~
Jen

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