by Deanna Young | Jan 13, 2016 | devotional, inspirational, motivational, spiritual
School Zones. Let’s be honest…….as we see those yellow flashing signs warning us to slow down in a school zone, we can become a little irritated – especially if it is the middle of the morning and we know the children are safe in the building...
by Deanna Young | Jan 12, 2016 | devotional, inspirational, motivational, spiritual
Standing at the check out counter, we are tempted to read all of the “rag magazines” eager to tell us all of the gossip of the day. Some of the stories are absolutely outlandish. Celebrity A having lunch with an alien. Celebrity B having plastic surgery to make her...
by Deanna Young | Jan 11, 2016 | devotional, inspirational, motivational, spiritual
What should I wear today? What shoes look right with these pants? Gold jewelry or silver jewelry? Which way should I drive to work? What should I have for breakfast? Where should we eat lunch? What can I fix for dinner? What movie should I see?...
by Deanna Young | Jan 8, 2016 | devotional, inspirational, motivational, spiritual
I love the idea of multi-tasking. I am a list maker and the more I can get done and the quicker I can get it done, the happier I am. I love being productive and being able to accomplish more than one thing at a time. That is victory for the list makers of the...
by Deanna Young | Jan 6, 2016 | devotional, inspirational, motivational, spiritual
I woke up today so tired. Actually so tired I could hardly even open my eyes to get up and get ready for work. I try to always do my devotionals and quiet time as soon as I wake up. So I was trying to “short cut” a bit and pray while I was still laying...
by Deanna Young | Jan 4, 2016 | devotional, inspirational, motivational, spiritual
My great-nephew is beginning to walk and he is so fun. He stands up and knows where he wants to go and starts to take off and falls down. In the last several months, he started with crawling. Then he would pull himself up. Then he would walk around things holding...
