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One of my sisters is just the most thoughtful of women. She is always dropping a card in the mail, getting little gifts for the kids, sending flowers to someone, checking on others. When I visit her you can just tell people love her. She has long been giving and considerate. I admire this about her greatly. I wish I was more thoughtful about what would really touch or be a blessing to others. Is that the gift of giving? helps? service?





Proverbs 17:17-A friend loves at all times and a brother is born for adversity.





I have always felt that I can go to any of my family during times of adversity and especially my sister. I thank the Lord for her being part of my life. I want to strive to be a bigger blessing to others, I hope that my "sewing kit" of gifts will help to mend someone else's life at the right time.



I would say I have quite the blessing to have both of my sisters as close friends.
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Full of Grace said…
Aren't Sisters Wonderful? Or, I suppose I should say, aren't Wonderful Sisters Wonderful :) I have one of those myself and I am thankful for her often!
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