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Christian book
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Onion Creek KItchens at Juniper Hills Farm
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The Cascades
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The Spa in Me LLC
the whole woman
time
time alone
Travel Agency Austin
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Tyler
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Weviva
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by Sandra Foreman
August 05, 2018
"When the body forces you to STOP, it's saying, hey buddy, you've gone too far." - Jacqueline Escolme
I'm guilty as charged. Throughout the years, I’ve made it a practice to accept more commitments than I could reasonably handle. Does this sound familiar to anyone? Even with church, family, work, exercise, etc., I sometimes obligate myself to do more than I should.
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