Progress: Day 70, March 10

Progress: Day 70, March 10

Today's Progress:

I worked in the book of Exodus.

I read more of Joshua and the Children.

I sorted through books and decided which ones to sell.

I stretched and did some reflexology to help my shoulder feel better.

I did some housework.

I helped to pack 335 Snack Pacs for kids who receive free and reduced lunch and are food insecure.

***Kim

For Reflection

Have you ever tried reflexology?

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