Deborah Award

Posted on November 30, 2009 by Leah@MyNewEnding

Diane so graciously awarded the Deborah award to me today on her blog. Little does she know that it was a great morale booster to me.

I’m going to buckle down and try to reach a certain goal by the end of the year and this evening I’ve been really stressing about what I need to change to make it happen. I know I’ll probably feel much better after I get some sleep, so I’m trying not to worry too much about it.

So, Diane thank you for the award and for your friendship and support during this weightloss journey of mine.

I am not going to pass it on just now, because I need to think a little more on it. 🙂

About Leah@MyNewEnding

I'm a 44-year-old wife and mother who begins her day with God and coffee. When my youngest of 3 kids started college I went from a SAHM to a full-time job. I love being an attendance secretary. A lot has gone on since I started this blog in 2009, but one thing remains the same: I will not give up on my health. Join me as I share what that means for the season of life I'm in.
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2 Responses to Deborah Award

  1. Larkspur says:
    November 30, 2009 at 1:17 pm

    That award is so PRETTY.

    I find it so hard to pass awards. You want to give them to everybody.

    Any weight gain from the holiday? I was happy to see only about half a pound, after the post-Thanksgiving bounce. Half a pound is not so bad.

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  2. Diane Fit to the Finish says:
    November 30, 2009 at 8:12 pm

    I'm glad you liked the award. I so enjoyed the thought behind it, and loved the lady's blog that created it. Very affirming.

    I also thought of Deborah in the bible. 🙂

    Take care Leah – I hope you are doing well!

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