7 Quick Takes ... September 19th

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I am driving to Pennsylvania today for my grandmother's 90th Birthday Party! Can't believe I have two people in my close family who have reached 90! Aunt Hy will actually be 98 on October 7th (same day as Baby Shep turns 1).

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As I drive, I'm listening to this book I got free from audible.

Seemed like an appropriate time for the 13 hour unabridged version - while I'm in the car AND can practice the principles and information he presents! I'll share what I learn - am excited to read/listen to after Modern Mrs. Darcy's recommendation a few weeks ago.

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Yesterday I went to a Pregnancy Center's fundraiser where Matt Maher was singing. I met him one time before actually after a concert at a local CharlotteONE event. It was fantastic!

Now I've seen him again! What a great night with good friends, amazing music, and a great cause!

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This picture is now my happy place when work gets too crazy!

Amy and I took this on my vacation to Brooklyn for Labor Day weekend!

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The affairs of God are accomplished little by little and almost imperceptibly. The Spirit of God is neither violent nor hasty. – St. Vincent de Paul

Hmmm ... little by little - not hasty ... well, when you're outside of time, this seems fine. However, when you're in time like we are - big by big might be good and some haste would be fine concerning the status of my future marriage (which seems to be on permanent hold by The Lord)!

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Did you see this from last Friday? Let's call it Keeping Up with the Pope!

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When I get back from my trip, I should be able to move right back into my house! FINALLY! Although I will miss the family I have at my friends' house. Two little babies to make you smile and laugh makes for a better evening after a long day at work!

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