Adults are not always great l satisfied with crumbs not. Or Martha in my think of the mess and who

I cut a fresh bread and hungry hands to eat the hot crumbs that end up on the table. It's just smiles and compliments! (I have two mespuntjies crushed anise added to this recipe!)
Adults are not always great l satisfied with crumbs not. Or Martha in my think of the mess and who will this now cleaning great l !? Little people think it's manna from heaven! My children are often on the receiving end of second clothes, and what a joy there than in my house! For them it is too great if someone made them a bag full of clothes and give them to attract and select and model. Children are always happy and grateful if someone is to give them something. The smallest little thing, and they are in the clouds. We, on the other hand, see only the crumbs. We think: leftovers! We remember that the crumbs's origin is actually very fresh bread is. Sometimes the bread seems to us like a piece of stone, and we are ungrateful, even indignant. Unbelief. This is what I get? A piece of stone? I have a few wasters had in my life! Anise rusks being thrown out of the oven as hard as bricks do not even crumble if it believes on the kitchen floor! With the ingratitude usually get there forgetfulness. We forget all the good that we receive every day. Incredulous looks at the crumbs and fail to see the rules. Provision for tomorrow already prepared for us today. I encourage you to look beyond the crumbs? Continue great l to add the gifts and write them down. Open up your hands in gratitude, ready to receive any gift ... much larger than the crumbs for you ... With love Mignon (This letter was originally done in English, and was first called The Crumbs is available in Life as at 07/28/2012 here avotree.blogspot.com)
Needed this recipe of the crumbs, being Grateful for all of it, as being part of a loaf being Prepared, being cut for me. I really battle with this period, or a lot of crumbs and not seeing the bread. Thanks for showing me (us) to look up to the Bread of Life and His sustenance. I'll keep counting so dat I will not miss the moment the loaf is served :) Reply Delete
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