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Saturday, April 12, 2014

MADE ME FRUITFUL; I'M GRATEFUL!

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Labels: Fruitful, Genesis, Mount Rainier, Slavery, Tacoma, Washington

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caryjo: I have 2 grown kids and 9 grandkids. For more than 28 years have been married to a real treasure. My main focuses are prone to writing, reading, thinking, thinking, and thinking some more. I also desire to help the Body of Christ to grow in whatever ways necessary to face our future. Period.

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Welcome to my World ... all connected to serving God any way He lays on my heart ... whether driving, walking, writing, reaching out in person or in the "electronic" manner. He can handle it ... and hopefully I'll be able to adjust to life's changes. Hopefully, also, we can work together!

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