persistence to overcome with Kathryn Lang

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  1. Its always easier to wipe up the drips immediately. I tend to put off the small stuff myself until it becomes somewhat overwhelming. I think it’s human nature to procrastinate. We all know that if we follow the carnal we end up with a mess.

  2. You have been in my kitchen! Just Friday evening I was making Saltine Cracker Toffee and it dripped into the bottom of the oven. I totally forgot about it because I was in such a hurry to get things done to entertain. I quickly remembered Saturday morning when I put a pan of biscuits in the oven.
    My actual life hasn’t been that messy in a while, but I do have to be mindful to clean it up or correct the messiness when I first see it.

    1. I kept cooking AROUND the mess which only made the mess worse (and made my kitchen stink each time I cooked). This lesson was learned the hard way.

  3. Oh my goodness! Have you been looking in my oven? πŸ™‚ (And isn’t “self-cleaning” kind of a joke? All it does is get hot and stinky, I still have to do all the dirty work!)

    Yes, you have a great point. Anything we let go in our lives has a way of getting out of hand. I know I tend to think “Oh, I’ll just do it later,” but things don’t usually get easier just because I put them off.

    Thanks for stopping by my blog!. Your sweet comment was appreciated. I want to be the Proverbs 31 woman when I grow up!

    1. Hey Amy,

      I’m glad you enjoyed it. It’s taken me a week to brave actually using that oven again. It’s made cooking a real adventure this week ;).

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