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Who will be there for the strong?

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mary walton
Writer,Consultant,Blogger

July 7, 2008 • 5:34 pm PDT
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Everybody calls on you. Everyone needs you. After all, you are strong,tough,some what powerful,(but only with God's help,right? Right!!)That's the way my (late parents were,(see the photo of them?)But who does the "strong" lean on? Where do the strong turn for their anchor? They have needs.Don't set yourself (up) to be an anchor for all. Take the Time to do for (you) what (you) do for so many others.Love your self completely.Go bake a Lemon Sheet Cake.:)

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