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( Image Source ) It’s all too easy to find yourself struggling to achieve your fitness goals. Many people put loads of time and effort into working out and exercising but make the mistake of ignoring their diet as they go through this. Simply cutting down on food is never a good way to improve your body, making it cru…
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I'm going to have to check out that book! Now following along as well lady! Glad you could link up this week :) Can't wait to explore your space!
ReplyDeleteThe book sounds really interesting. Hope you have a great day.
ReplyDeleteHeidi’s Wanderings
Oh, I can already tell I am going to like you (and your blog) very much! :) I am always on the hunt for new reading material and this book sounds like one I just might need to download (the ease of downloading books can be so dangerous! I must have purchased at least ten books in the last month - yikes).
ReplyDeleteI recently read "Stumbling into Grace" (Lisa Harper) and "Anything: The Prayer that Unlocked my God and My Soul" (Jennie Allen) and both of these really spoke to me. Sometimes it's helpful to read about others' experiences for no other reason than to feel validated and connected to the writer because as imperfect beings, we can all relate to one another. I haven't read enough of your blog to know where you are at in your walk with Christ, but for me, I feel like I am still learning so much every day. :)