You ever have one of those weeks were you know it has to get better but it seems to get even worse first? THAT was my week last week. Started out with a crazy day or two and by the end I had quesadillas on the floor instead of on the plate, homemade granola bars in crumbles, no internet service for days, and a shirt worn backwards to a board meeting (talk about embarrassing). On the upside, I’m helping out with Vacation Bible School at our church this week and by day one we had so many students signed up that instead of just coordinating several classrooms of teachers I ended up teaching too. Yes, a bit stressful but oh so fun. I love my 4th graders!
This Week On Cornerstone Confessions
This week on Cornerstone Confessions, I was excited to share Teacup’s closet makeover as well as a review of a recent book I read, called “Cleaning House.” Be sure to check those out if you haven’t and even check out the comments…one from Kay Willis Wyma herself. What fun!
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| Cheap Closet Organization Tips |
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| Book Review: Cleaning House |
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| My Daughter as Too Much Clothing on From Overwhelmed to Organized |
Hilda and I must have been on the same train of thought these last few weeks as she has been busy cleaning out her daughter’s clothing too. She purged, gave away, grouped clothes by size and more. Check her post out for even more ideas for organizing and sorting children’s clothing.
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| Simplify: What Needs to Be Simplified in Your Life on Cheeky Bums |
Do you have a good grasp on WHAT needs to be eliminated or simplified in your life to live in a way that is more joyful and fulfilling? Check out this post by Gretchen which puts a different spin on those obligations, expectations, physical and mental clutter we all have in our lives that could use a little simplifying. It’s definitely calling for a makeover in my life.
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| Poor is in the Attitude on Serving Joyfully |
Crystal on Serving Joyfully presents a wonderful perspective on the word “poor” and the attitude associated with it. In a word–it’s all associated with one’s PERSPECTIVE. Great post!
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| True Cost of Lighting on Small Footprint Family |
Want to receive some insight into those CFL light bulbs taking over the world? Check out this post by Dawn. I learned a lot about what I really should and should not be considering for my fixtures. Definitely something to check out.
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| Making Overnight Guests Comfortable on Susan Godfrey |
If you plan on having guests over in the next few months you might want to check out this post by Susan. She presents twelve excellent tips for how to make your overnight guests feel more welcome. Love it.
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Each week I will do my best to share a few of the most clicked links as well as a few of my favorites. Be sure to check back here every Tuesday to see if you’ve been featured and to link up. Now let’s get this party started. I can’t wait to see what you have to share!
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Likewise, teach the older women to be reverent in the way they live, not to be slanderers or addicted to much wine, but to teach what is good. Then they can urge the younger women to love their husbands and children, to be self-controlled and pure, to be busy at home, to be kind, and to be subject to their husbands, so that no one will malign the word of God. Titus 2:3-5
Hi! Welcome to Cornerstone Confessions. My name is Kathy Gossen and I'm a full time homemaker learning about what it means to be a godly woman in the everyday. On Cornerstone Confessions I share my adventures in organizing, homeschooling, cooking, parenting, and more as a means to encourage other women in their quest to becoming a Titus 2 model in their homes and beyond.
Thanks so much Kathy for featuring my post! Such a surprise this morning
I guess a lot of people have the same need to purge kids’ clothing as you and I do.
I can’t wait to see all the great ideas this week.
You’re welcome. And yes, evidently. Gotta love it.
Thanks for hosting this great link up each week and for featuring my post
You’re welcome. Well deserved.
I’m constantly having to re-adjust my attitude in that regard. Am so thankful for the reminder.
Thanks for featuring my post on energy efficient light bulbs! This week I’ve posted on how choosing grass fed beef can help reverse climate change, greatly reduce air and water pollution, and prevent catastrophic flooding.
Thanks for hosting! I hope you have an abundant week!
Thank you for the invite. I posted the Fruit Lovers Muffins
Thanks so much for inviting me to join in. I host a weekly link party on Wednesdays and I’d love for you to stop over and share at http://www.thenymelrosefamily.blogspot.com/2012/06/whimsy-wednesdays-16.html.