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unexpected pleasures
Posted on September 9, 2005 | Filed Under grace, simplicity
No life is entirely planned. Some of us are well-displined and well-organized, living structured and carefully measured lives. Others of us are impulsive or indecisive, living rather chaotic lives. But to all of us — disciplined or not, well-organized or not — unexpected things happen. And it is often the unexpected pleasures that are the sweetest.
The grace of God is an unexpected pleasure …
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