Yesterday I volunteered with many of my sorority sisters at the Bengals/Patriots game to help PINK it out for Breast Cancer Education & Awareness Month! It was a lot of fun, and we passed out 40,000 pink ribbons to fans before the game. I love October and seeing everyone in pink, and I just want to remind any of my female readers to schedule a mammogram appointment with your doctor TODAY if you haven't already had one this year. Staying on top of your health is crucial, and it can never hurt to go to the doctor and make sure everything is okay. If you have any questions about breast health, you can click {here} for some extra info. Also, be sure to save your Yoplait Lids (they must be pink!) because every one you save is money that goes towards finding a cure for breast cancer. Did you know that you no longer have to mail your lids in order to help raise money for this cause? All you have to do is redeem the code on each pink lid {here}... it's that easy! Remember... Zeta Tau Alpha & the NFL want you to remember to Think Pink ALL year long!
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Tuesday, October 8, 2013
Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Thank you, Lord (Day 11)
Lord,
Today as I was doing laundry, I knew I had to thank you for it. It might sound strange, thanking you for laundry, but as I was sorting and folding, I realized that every outfit represented another day lived. I can so easily take those days for granted, but the (once dirty) clothes, now clean, represent days lived and so quickly gone by. Thank you for a husband's clothes to wash. Every day that I get to wash and put away his clothes means another day we were together. So today I thank you for the opportunity to do laundry. :)
Today as I was doing laundry, I knew I had to thank you for it. It might sound strange, thanking you for laundry, but as I was sorting and folding, I realized that every outfit represented another day lived. I can so easily take those days for granted, but the (once dirty) clothes, now clean, represent days lived and so quickly gone by. Thank you for a husband's clothes to wash. Every day that I get to wash and put away his clothes means another day we were together. So today I thank you for the opportunity to do laundry. :)
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