If home is where the heart is, then, I have a lot of homes. Our recent trip reminded me of my heartfelt attachment to the place where I reside, and how I also feel at home roaming in nature and spending restful and relaxing time by myself or with those I love. Where I Reside My container gardens were budding and blooming when we left on our trip. I kinda wanted to stay and watch the ...
Continue ReadingSpending Time Contemplating the Path of My Heart
Wow! What a refreshing blessing it was to have some time with my husband to get away from our regular routines and responsibilities. It was a great opportunity for us to celebrate our lives and accomplishments while getting to visit with family and friends, make new acquaintances, relax in nature’s beauty, enjoy fun places and events, and try new food and activities. Spending Time A Long Way ...
Continue ReadingBeth Rayann Corder Galvanized Gardens
Celebrating Four Years of BloggingMay, 2020 – May, 2024 “A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance…” Proverbs 15:13a I’m pinching myself! I can’t believe I’ve been blogging for four years! I dreamed of setting up this BRC GALVANIZED GARDENS website, blog and the Facebook and Instagram sites for almost ten years before finally taking the plunge and joining the online world. Since I ...
Continue ReadingSpending Time Sowing Bountifully
Examining God’s Word "But this I say, He which soweth sparinglyshall reap also sparingly;and he which soweth bountifullyshall reap also bountifully.2 Corinthians 9:6 Evaluating Our Garden Bountiful lives are beautiful. They are fun and fulfilling. They bring joy and contentment. The provide security, self-confidence, and satisfaction. Most of us would choose to live bountifully over ...
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Examining God’s Word "Use hospitality one to another without grudging."1 Peter 4:9 Evaluating Our Garden Let’s face it. We aren’t always in the mood to be hospitable. While we may put on a happy face to attend an event, or go all out on details to prepare for our guests and try to make them feel welcome, we can still do it grudgingly. When relationships are conflicted and contentious, we ...
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