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I wrote a lengthy blog several times last night and deleted it every time.  I didn't intend on doing that, in fact it was incredibly frustrating.

Philippians 2:14 says, "do everything without complaining."   I really believe complaining is the devil's food.  Complaining is to the devil as praise is to God.  That's not to say that I have never complained and still don't complain sometimes.  I struggle like anyone else.  But it's still wrong, and it's not pleasing to God. 

I blog everyday. 

It's also my desire to obey God's Word.

Sometimes I just need to pray through, and hit the delete key.  Like yesterday, and today.

Pray for me.  I'll pray for you.  Together we will overcome.

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Anonymous said…
Happens to me, too. Sometimes just writing it gets it out of my system! LOL Better that than taking it out on those I love most.
9:18 AM
Dr. Deanna DossShrodes said…
Yes Ruth, writing it out helps me get things out of my system but sometimes it's just to do that for catharsis and then delete. I don't want to take it out on those I love or even just unsuspecting people stumbling on my blog that I don't know. Know what I mean?
9:21 PM
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