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Welcome to my first ever hosted meme. I decided a while ago to give
God all the glory on this journey called my life. One way that I do this,
is to thank him for the blessings that he has given me. And since Sunday
is the day of rest and worship, what better day is there to have Sunday
Blessings. So I invite you all to join me in this weekly meme; and let us give
ourselves the fellowship and support as sisters in Christ, and God the
glory.

My Sunday Blessing this week is my home well namely my kitchen. I admit I was starting to get discontent with what I had in my home. I call the "Jones' Syndrome" aka I want what they have. I go into homes all over the area because of my job.

Well, I finally crossed the threshold of my first multi-million dollor home and in my finacially depressed area the average home is $30,000. The home was amazing, and the kitchen was my dream kitchen. I wanted to stay in that room the most, lol. Needless to say, when I returned home that night. I walked into my 10x10 kitchen, put my purse on the counter, looked around, and thought to myself, "I wish..."

God gave me an earful and eyeful, and by Thursday, I was praising the Lord that I was born in the 21st century and didn't have to cook over an open fire (Thanks Sylvia). Thursday, Friday and Saturday was spent decluttering my kitchen and cleaning. I am now the proud owner of a "new-looking" appliances or rather cleaned appliances. I scrubbed until my fingers were raw, lol. I re-organized the whole kitchen. Hubby fixed the disposal which was supposed to be broken when we moved,got a new trash can, and we replaced the cupboard handles.

God reminded me of how blessed I am. We moved in with the kitchen remodeled and decorated, by mother, and she has great taste. You see, I was blessed in that I was able to buy my childhood home from my mom with all my appliances included and working.
I thank God for my kitchen, my blessing.


Comments

  1. He And Me + 3March 15, 2009 at 6:33 PM

    I always complain about my tiny kitchen too, but I need to be thankful as well. Thanks for the post!

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  2. AnonymousMarch 15, 2009 at 9:11 PM

    Kitchens are a blessing. I love the flower picture for these posts.

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  3. KarynMarch 16, 2009 at 11:29 PM

    good for you to dig in and make your kitchen nicer to be in! Organized cupboards make a huge difference!

    As last week, my "Sunday Blessings" are listed on my post "Friday's Favorite Five".

    Thanks for letting me join in!

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