Day 12 Challenge
Time to do introspection and search the Scriptures... How do you apply the Fruit of Joy to Community, job, vendors, professionals?
Search the scriptures and apply them!!
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Thought for Today: Thursday April 28: Day 12 of the Omer:

May YHVH fill you with strength and power today to embrace His Grace. May you humble yourself before Him so that He may lift you up and bless you before a watching world. May you embrace a humble, teachable heart while maintaining tenacious and ferocious faith. May you bow low when He speaks and rise up when He tells you to move. YHVH Elohim is King and He moves mightily in and through His people. Live expectantly today!

This is the house wrap we use on the homes we build. It has a special feature, do you see the black lines? That is thread that makes channels for water to escape from behind the siding. Good stuff! #homes #building #construction

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Last summer I used some old tires that I cut the sidewalls out of to create a cascading strawberry bed. I planted about 30 plants from several everbearing varieties then waited... The late planting didn't yield much, those plants threw dozens and dozens of shoots to new plants.

Well, later winter I expanded the bed with more tires then early, early spring, I dug up and transplanted a couple dozen starters into the expansion and gave away about 100 starters to other families in our clan, effectively thinning the original bed...

Now, less than a year since the first planting, in addition to the multiplication to other beds, we are harvesting almost a quart of strawberries every two or three days!! This has been quite a fun project for the homestead!!

Last summer I used some old tires that I cut the sidewalls out of to create a cascading strawberry bed. I planted about 30 plants from several everbearing varieties then waited... The late planting didn't yield much, those plants threw dozens and dozens of shoots to new plants.

Well, later winter I expanded the bed with more tires then early, early spring, I dug up and transplanted a couple dozen starters into the expansion and gave away about 100 starters to other families in our clan, effectively thinning the original bed...

Now, less than a year since the first planting, in addition to the multiplication to other beds, we are harvesting almost a quart of strawberries every two or three days!! This has been quite a fun project for the homestead!!

Last summer I used some old tires that I cut the sidewalls out of to create a cascading strawberry bed. I planted about 30 plants from several everbearing varieties then waited... The late planting didn't yield much, those plants threw dozens and dozens of shoots to new plants.

Well, later winter I expanded the bed with more tires then early, early spring, I dug up and transplanted a couple dozen starters into the expansion and gave away about 100 starters to other families in our clan, effectively thinning the original bed...

Now, less than a year since the first planting, in addition to the multiplication to other beds, we are harvesting almost a quart of strawberries every two or three days!! This has been quite a fun project for the homestead!!

Last summer I used some old tires that I cut the sidewalls out of to create a cascading strawberry bed. I planted about 30 plants from several everbearing varieties then waited... The late planting didn't yield much, those plants threw dozens and dozens of shoots to new plants.

Well, later winter I expanded the bed with more tires then early, early spring, I dug up and transplanted a couple dozen starters into the expansion and gave away about 100 starters to other families in our clan, effectively thinning the original bed...

Now, less than a year since the first planting, in addition to the multiplication to other beds, we are harvesting almost a quart of strawberries every two or three days!! This has been quite a fun project for the homestead!!

Last summer I used some old tires that I cut the sidewalls out of to create a cascading strawberry bed. I planted about 30 plants from several everbearing varieties then waited... The late planting didn't yield much, those plants threw dozens and dozens of shoots to new plants.

Well, later winter I expanded the bed with more tires then early, early spring, I dug up and transplanted a couple dozen starters into the expansion and gave away about 100 starters to other families in our clan, effectively thinning the original bed...

Now, less than a year since the first planting, in addition to the multiplication to other beds, we are harvesting almost a quart of strawberries every two or three days!! This has been quite a fun project for the homestead!!

Last summer I used some old tires that I cut the sidewalls out of to create a cascading strawberry bed. I planted about 30 plants from several everbearing varieties then waited... The late planting didn't yield much, those plants threw dozens and dozens of shoots to new plants.

Well, later winter I expanded the bed with more tires then early, early spring, I dug up and transplanted a couple dozen starters into the expansion and gave away about 100 starters to other families in our clan, effectively thinning the original bed...

Now, less than a year since the first planting, in addition to the multiplication to other beds, we are harvesting almost a quart of strawberries every two or three days!! This has been quite a fun project for the homestead!!