Emilie Barnes Quote
Ant to spruce up your bathroom? Don't hesitate to hang pictures in there. Plaques, posters, framed magazine covers-whatever strikes your fancy. Mirrors and clocks are naturals too. Flowers are always a plus. Seashells are also at home in the bathroom. Put them in a bowl, hang them, or glue them to a frame. Add favorite bathroom accessoriessuch as lamps and scented candles. Potpourri gives everything a special ambience. Put in a few unexpected touches to make your bathroom unique.A guaranteed hope-producer is spending time with children. Get down on the floor and talk to them. And listen to them. Let their youth and enthusiasm rub off on you. And here's the best tip of all, taken from Psalm 39:7: But now, Lord, what do I look for? My hope is in you. May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in Him.ey, if little things can drag you down, then little things can also pick you up! Here are a few ideas.• Always keep something green in a little vase or pot by your kitchen sink. And I'm not talking about cash-I'm talking plants.
Ant to spruce up your bathroom? Don't hesitate to hang pictures in there. Plaques, posters, framed magazine covers-whatever strikes your fancy. Mirrors and clocks are naturals too. Flowers are always a plus. Seashells are also at home in the bathroom. Put them in a bowl, hang them, or glue them to a frame. Add favorite bathroom accessoriessuch as lamps and scented candles. Potpourri gives everything a special ambience. Put in a few unexpected touches to make your bathroom unique.A guaranteed hope-producer is spending time with children. Get down on the floor and talk to them. And listen to them. Let their youth and enthusiasm rub off on you. And here's the best tip of all, taken from Psalm 39:7: But now, Lord, what do I look for? My hope is in you. May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in Him.ey, if little things can drag you down, then little things can also pick you up! Here are a few ideas.• Always keep something green in a little vase or pot by your kitchen sink. And I'm not talking about cash-I'm talking plants.