You are beautiful! (part I)

For me, 5 a.m. comes much too early! I need to be up, showered, dressed and out the door by 6:15 a.m. And I’m not an early riser/early bird by any stretch of the imagination! All the while complaining to my husband, “Why does morning have to come so early? I’d really like morning better if it came later in the day.”

For women, it seems we have so much to be concerned with:

     *  Hair just right – not too much curl, but not too flat

     *  Clothing – shoes match the pants match the purse, etc…,

     *  Make-up – not too much, but enough to know I have it on

I probably spend way too much time, energy and money on trying to look good for the public.  It’s not like I’m going to be on television or be interviewed, so why all the emphasis on outer beauty?  Could it be due to the media and outward sources such as TV and magazines? 

What does Psalm 139 say about beauty? – “For you created my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well.”

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About Teresa Lasher

Teresa K. Lasher, Freelance Writer and Speaker Email: Teresa@lasherstudios.com www.lasherstudios.com Teresa writes inspirational life lessons, adventure stories, and boat or motorcycle travel pieces. Her articles appear in local and national magazines, blogs, and websites. She is currently working on a devotional book encouraging the reader to take the time to spiritually recharge and rejuvenate mind, body and soul. She shares areas of proper self-care and lessons learned after surviving brain surgery. Favorite escape: walking outdoors in nature’s beauty and reading. Status: Teresa married her high-school sweetheart, Steve. They have been blessed with two children and three precious grandchildren (plus one on the way!) Little-known fact: Crowned Pumpkin Queen of the Sycamore, Illinois harvest festival, Teresa rode on the lead float in the parade. Her winning essay took 1st place in an elementary school contest.
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