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Pray for guidance, protection, our nation’s
leaders, your family, and your kids’ teachers. If you home school, you need all
the prayer you can get!
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Writers: revise one paragraph or sentence of
your WIP. Readers: devour a quick snack of the novel you’re reading.
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Open God’s Word and see what wisdom, love, or
new ideas pop out as you meditate.
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Write a thank you note to a fellow blogger,
teacher, or mentor who’s inspired you.
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Answer an email from a friend. Since you reap
whatever you sow, God is sure you send you a morsel of encouragement the next
time you need it.
What ways do you make the most of wee snippets of time?
It's amazing how much you can do in 5 minutes. Thanks for the inspiration. Too often, I waste the 5 minutes.
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Dear Fringe Girl: I waste too much time, too. That's why I preach to myself!
DeleteGood advice, Jen! I like to call these snippets little pockets of time. It's amazing what you can fit into one little pocket. :)
ReplyDeleteYes, Karen, all those little minutes add up.
DeletePull weeds in a small flower bed
ReplyDeleteStraighten a section of countertop or the coffee table
Empty the dishwasher
Fold a dryer-load of clothes
Wash a window or two.
Make a phone call to someone on my prayer list to get update
(OK. I think I've just planned my next 30 minutes!)
Oh, Rebecca, I love these ideas! Thank you sooooo much.
DeleteI love to pray when I have those little snippets of time. I also like to do whatever little physical exercise I can, i.e. calf raises while standing in line, etc.
ReplyDeleteOh, great idea to do exercises, Shelly. Does talking count as jaw exercise?
DeleteThanks for the reminder not to waste those minutes, which I too often do. I like your suggestions.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Barb. I appreciate your support here.
DeletePray, send emails, encourage someone.
ReplyDeleteIf I have only 5 minutes, it's a toss-up between updating my task list or taking out the garbage.
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