Do you worry about the roof over your head or the floor beneath your feet?

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   ginjill ashberryposted 11 years ago

   Do you worry about the roof over your head or the floor beneath your feet?
   
   When you face a dilemma in life, how do you organize your priorities? Stick to your previous list or rewrite your priorities list? This covers all situations and circumstances. I really like to hear your Big decision story. Thank you for sharing..

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   epigrammanposted 11 years ago

   ......no not at all, as long as Sannel is .... inbetween!

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   Lizvdw18posted 11 years ago

   You always have to update your priority list, because some things that need to be done fast aren't always the most important.

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      loveofnightposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      good answer

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   Tami Fiteposted 11 years ago

   I look to God for my provision -- and pray for those who have no home

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   Faith Reaperposted 11 years ago

   I just trust in the Lord God no matter what, as He provides and tells us in His word to not worry about tomorrow, what we will eat . . . so I do not, just as the birds of the air do not worry - as He has provided.

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   Suzanne Angwinposted 11 years ago

   Yes  do. I think many people hold this fear inside. Divide your problems up into smaller steps. Face you problems, never run from them! Divide and conquer.

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   glmclendonposted 11 years ago

   I try to put everything in the arms of God. Through prayer I ask the Lord for some answers as to how to handle the problem. Things that seem important today may not be that way the next day.Crying last for the night but joyu comes in the morning.
   
   Stay Well

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      Conservative Ladyposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Very beautifully stated glmclendon

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   Attikosposted 11 years ago

   It depends on the circumstances. You know, that ol' "The devil is in the details" adage. For instance, if it's still raining, there may be no point in mopping up the floor until after you've fixed that hole where the rain gets in. If your prized oriental rug is wet and not getting any wetter, well, you may want to start that to drying out before doing anything else.
   
   You're always reprioritizing. Every day, sometimes every hour, occasionally more often than that. This is not a static world. Things change, and your plans must change along with them.

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