I hear you, Jean! I tend to be sentimental about stuff. Hard to part with things that are full of memories. However, we’ve moved eleven times, forcing us to pare down our belongings each time. It’s a painful but productive process!

Happy Sunday, Nancy. I am excited so many of you all want to come along with me on this exploration of simplicity. Really says something about the culture and time we are in, doesn’t it? I know it won’t come easy to me – I am a creature of habit and love my stuff. LOL.

doesn’t that concept simplify simplicity? I know that was the focus of my prayers this morning. Have had quite a bit happen this past two week – mostly good stuff – but just a lot of discernment – I kept hearing God say one day at a time. Keep it simply. I smiled knowing that was this month’s topic. I don’t think a coincidence. have a great weekend, Martha

Thanks Pearl. I will have to find that book and read it too. Finding the older Richard Foster one right on my own shelf was such God-timing. I think this is a topic quite a few of us want to learn more about.

I too forgot about that book until I ran across it. My shelves hold treasure gathering dust. I hunger for this topic and think many of us do