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A New Series: 31 Days of the Proverbs 31 Woman



Hello again.
I've been away blogging on my Wordpress blog.
I'm very excited about a new Series I'm writing over there and I wanted to share it with those of you that have followed this blog.
Here's a link to today's post.  Feel free to share it on Facebook or Pinterest.

http://kellyjgrace.com/2013/10/02/the-heart-of-the-matter/


 This series is part of a Group Blogging event called '31 Days 2013'.

 The challenge is to blog about the same topic for 31 consecutive days.
At first I though I might run out of material, but I can see just 3 days into it that the problem will be fitting it all in to JUST 31 posts!
What does the Proverbs 31 Woman have to say to modern women?
  • She's asking us if we're 100% married.  
  • She's sharing her fabulous organization tips.
  • She's urging us to step up our Productivity. 
  • She's helping us to gain clarity about priorities and motivations. 
  • She's leading by example.
There are nine categories for this challenge and I'm sure you'll find many inspiring, helpful, and fascinating posts.  
There's something for everyone;  Home Decor & DIY or Homeschooling & Food.
Fitness & Business or Fashion & Beauty.
And of course my favorite:  Inspirational & Faith.  
Some very big names are participating.  
Ann Voscamp & Emily Freeman are just two that I've found so far.

You can find it all at:
http://www.thenester.com/2013/09/welcome-to-31-days-2013.html
I chose to enter under Family Life because so much of what we read about the Proverbs 31 Woman deals with those relationships.
Which category would you have chosen for this topic?
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  1. Thistle Cove FarmOctober 14, 2013 at 6:38 AM

    easy enough to step up productivity when you've servants. I haven't any and am swamped and overwhelmed now; if I step up productivity, I'll have to give up sleep and that's not happening. my body NEEDS sleep and food to keep up the pace. sounds like a good topic and I wish you well.

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