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proverbs 31:25 she is clothed in strength and dignity, and she laughs at the days to come.
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This blog chronicles my light-hearted journey as a Catholic woman striving to live for eternity in the everyday moments of life. It’s full of adventures with friends and family; reflections on the beauty of life, Catholicism, dancing and more; and random soap-box-worthy thoughts that pop into my head. I hope you enjoy your time here, reader.
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