Sister Sharing: Organizing, Minimizing and Encouragement

 Good evening sister saints!

I'm thankful the Lord has given us another day to honor Him and encourage the brethren. Instead of typing here, I made an audio sharing some things going on and some thoughts.

You can also find the audio HERE on the sisters page of our main ministry site.

Here's a picture of a project we did today.

Brother James added a shelf below my red table (I love that old look) to lift up my lil toaster oven and then added a cedar slab shelf above my microwave to maximize space, which is imperative in a tiny house. I love cleaning cedar so I had a nice job of that today before he put it in.   I was rejoicing cuz I got to hang the pictures from my sisters! 

I already had the curtains on the left, in fact they came with the trailer when we bought and were in the bedroom. (We still haven't been able to do the bedroom yet but it's getting closer on the to do list:-)  And then I sewed the solid blue curtains by using another curtain lol.  It was a long panel curtain that I cut in half and sewed the slide pocket in it. 

 I also asked brother James to add a drying rod at the top so after I'm done washing clothes in the winter, I can hang them there and not have to keep putting them on the curtain rods lol.  It works great! 

 

We have one behind the woodstove also, yay!  Speaking of woodstove, I cooked another little cornish hen and some baked potatoes in ours today for lunch.

I don't eat much meat so that was a nice treat:-)

And then on to the cedar log peeling while having a cup of turmeric coffee (from the discount store) all doctored up.

I'd make you some if I could:-)

Anyway sister saints, I hope the audio was encouraging and seeing a glimpse into the life of two saints striving to live in honor to our Savior.  We have much knowledge in many different areas of the Christian life as well as off grid, tiny house, full time travel and we are here to help other saints with all that we know and love to learn from you too!

Brother James shares an update from yesterday HERE. 

Keep your armor on sister saints.

Love to you all,

Sister Deb