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Royal Blue or Royal Blue and White dangle glass pearl earrings! Pure elegance and sophistication. Very proud of these babies and they are perfect for that soror of ZPB💙!
There have been so many requests for this bead and color design in a hoop. It is approximately a 1″ circle and once beaded, the wire is sealed securely and it is done! The bead colors can be worn all year but especially now with the holidays!
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I decided to start getting in the Christmas spirit earlier this year due to the fact that this year has been such a hellacious one and I want to enjoy every joyous moment that I can. I haven’t even thought about buying gifts or what I am going to fix for Christmas, all I know is that I am blessed beyond measure and it’s only by God’s grace (unmerited favor) that I am here. We had a beautiful potluck and fellowship here at work tonight and to keep up the morale, I am playing Classical Piano Christmas music from my phone. The wallpaper on my phone also has a live fire/fireplace to watch while listening to the music. It has been going for hours. I had a moment a little while ago… Christmas morning, (when I was 11 years old), I woke up and ran downstairs to see what “Santa” brought me. Before I could get to the tree, I noticed a brand-new Kimball piano, pecan finish with a big red bow on it. I had been taking piano lessons for a few months and I loved playing but didn’t have my own piano to practice. I didn’t know then but later I learned that it was a sacrifice for my parents to buy it for me. They knew that I had a gift of playing and they wanted me to play. I played classical music for my recitals and at home. Since dad was a pastor, he wanted me to play for the church. I did NOT want to do that. I felt comfortable playing for strangers because they wouldn’t judge me and laugh if I made a mistake (I thought). Dad would call me out every now and then and tell me to play something and I wouldn’t put my heart into in. Not in a rebellious way, but, once again, I felt that I would be judged. Dad sat me down one day and told me that God had given me a gift and that if I did not give Him the glory by giving it back that He would take my talent away. I didn’t fully understand, but I learned the hard way. I refused to play when asked one Sunday Service. Over time, I lost my gift. I still have my piano and I haven’t touched it in years. I keep it as a reminder that my parents loved me enough to believe in me when I didn’t believe in myself and they saw something in me I couldn’t see. Also, when God gives you a gift or talent, we must magnify Him. 1 Peter 4:10,11