Friday, September 25, 2009

Most Significant Work

"I think that the most significant work we ever do, in our whole world, in our whole life, is done within the four walls of our own home."


~ Stephen R. Covey ~
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11 comments:

  1. Lucy11:40 AM

    Thank you LaDonna, it's a beautiful poem!

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  2. Kimmie2:07 PM

    Hmm, I'd have to agree with that. But I would add, that sometimes when we reach outside of our home and bring someone else hurting in-to share what we know as *home*...God can do a significant work.

    Kimmie
    mama to 7
    one homemade and 6 adopted

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  3. La Tea Dah2:14 PM

    Absolutely, Kimmie --- I agree.

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  4. Adrienne5:41 PM

    Very interesting! I just read that quote the other day and almost shared it on my blog! Great minds do think alike, I guess. This is a good reminder that what we do in our homes is so important and not a waste of our time and energy. Thanks for sharing this with us. ~Adrienne~

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  5. Susan B5:48 PM

    I totally agree....a lovely post!

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  6. Kim10:05 PM

    Thanks! I needed that reminder today.

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  7. Christy Woolum9:01 AM

    I couldn't agree more.

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  8. Comfrey Cottages1:18 PM

    lovely quote and so true! really loving the little dollhouse furniture! i love minatures and these are some of my fav colors with the mint green:) thanks for sharing:) hugs to you

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  9. Nanette5:10 PM

    So true. Beautiful post.
    Valerie

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  10. Shady Gardener8:47 PM

    Is this your table and chairs? Very colorful. The quote is so true. :-)

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  11. La Tea Dah1:22 PM

    The table and chairs belong to my friend, Paula. She has them for sale at her antique shop. Aren't they pretty?

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