Being codependent means that when you die, someone else’s life passes before your eyes.
BARBARA JOHNSONThe joy of motherhood: what a mother experiences when all her children are in bed
More Barbara Johnson Quotes
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I don’t have to figure out why or how or when. God has a plan, and I’m committed to it. That commitment frees me from having to worry about the details.
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Life can be wonderful. Do your best not to miss it!” Enjoy what it is before it isn’t anymore. Dare to slip on a pair of bunny slippers once in a while! Surprise yourself! Enjoy the little things because one day you’ll look back and realize they were the big things!
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Never let a problem to be solved become more important than a person to be loved.
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Forgiveness is a stunning principle, your ticket out of hate and fear and chaos. … I know what regret feels like; I’ve earned my credentials. But I also know what forgiveness feels like, because God has so graciously forgiven me.
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Forgiveness is a stunning principle, your ticket out of hate and fear and chaos.
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Growing is a lifetime job, and we grow most when we’re down in the valleys, where the fertilizer is.
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Don’t let your life speed out of control. Live intentionally. Do something today that will last beyond your lifetime.
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Humor is the chocolate chips in the ice cream of life.
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Attitude is the mind’s paintbrush; it can color any situation.
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All we can take with us to heaven is what we leave behind in the lives we touch.
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A lot of kneeling keeps one in good standing.
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Your face is a billboard advertising your philosophy of life!
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Kids can be a pain in the neck when they’re not a lump in your throat.
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As you’re rushing through life, take time to stop a moment, look into people’s eyes, say something kind, and try to make them laugh!
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The secret of growing younger is counting blessings, not birthdays.
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