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A Better Day

Today is going to be a great day! You'll see.  Waking up has made it a productive. To have a better day,  you will need to go shopping for a few things.  This is going to be fun. As a matter of fact, you won't need any money.  When you can have a great day without money, that kind of excitement screams bright future. I see your mind twirling.  To have a better day, start with prayer. There's nothing like a talk with the Master before your stressful day begins.  He is such a great listener. By the time you're all done talking, and He done granting your prayer requests, you're ready to conqueror the world.  Put on that outfit that screams victory--the Armor of God. Afterwards, pack a bag filled with love for those you know will annoy you when you get to work. Plus, don't forget your peace slippers. As with any day, the scales of life will produce a situation where you will need lots of peace, especially when driving to work. There are drivers out there that will make you lose it.  By noon, you will need a pick-me-up, therefore, reach for perseverance.  That should keep you engaged until your shift is over, then, its party time! Time to lather on hope for tomorrow after a good bible reading meal.  Now that's how you have a better day.  See you tomorrow!

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Kitt Swanson
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