LEDO - Live Everyday Die Once

LEDO is a journal of the "everyday of everything" in my life that is worth remembering ...... to remind me that each new day is a chance to explore new things, to enjoy life, and to thank God! I always believe that we live everyday and we die once!

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Day 234 of 2016

Daily Bible Verse

Therefore, there is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus. 

- - - Romans 8:1, NIV

Daily Prayer

Lord our God, grant that we may be your children who receive the Spirit and all they need from you. You strengthen us not only physically but also inwardly, in our hearts, enabling us to face the uncertainties of earthly life and whatever still needs changing in human society. Keep us from giving in to weakness. May your power be always with us. May we have patience and hope, because you are working for the good and we may wait for it in expectation. Amen.  
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With the focus on matters of the heart moving to a whole new level from tomorrow but with competition from busy work forces just over the horizon, there is a sense of urgency in the air today when it comes to making your life as love and user friendly as possible. While a balance between work and play isn't a problem now that's about to change as potential gets ready to explode on both sides. The key to having it all is smart time management and getting the basics right, even if that's as mundane as a good clear out or catching up with housework.

DAILY COMPATIBILITY: Cancer

Having the Moon in your career sector during the Sun's last full day in your income sector is far more significant than having your professional instincts sharp as the solar spotlight gets ready to shift off your income situation, matters and options. This is a show of solidarity from the professional gods, sending a clear message that ongoing income potential and momentum is in safe hands. With the pace increasing on the work front and set to become even busier over the coming weeks, sharp professional instincts and a clear sense of where the money is are the keys to working smarter.