Mary Simpson

Our pets are very special to us. Your Brown Tabby Cat is a member of your family. You care for them and play with them and pet them. They give you unconditional love, companionship, entertainment, and joy-and that's probably just for starters. Just like people, each pet is a unique individual with their own personality, character, habits, likes and dislikes. As our relationship with our Brown Tabby Cat grows, we learn things from them and have adventures, build experiences, and create memories. Being able to remember, refer back to, and relive important events and lessons gleaned from being a pet parent is a special gift for us. Everything is unique and special to each pet and their family. This "What I Learned from My Brown Tabby Cat/My Lessons & Memories Journal" provides an easy and convenient way to record and relive what is important to us. In your journal, you will be able to: - Place a photo of your Brown Tabby Cat - Record important information such as their name, birthday, favorite treats, endearing traits or actions, and more - Make two-page entries for which you will create a title or topic and then write about it - Create your own customized Table of Contents, using the title and page number for each entry for easy reference. Your journal entries will give you a wonderful treasure of lessons and memories that you can relive any time you re-read what you have written. It is unique to you and your pet, which makes it an extraordinary keepsake.

My Lessons and Memories Journal

What I Learned from My Brown Tabby Cat

Congratulations! You and your wonderful dog have completed your Open Agility competition and earned your title! Now you can move up to the Excellent/Master Agility Trials. You're beginning a fantastic new adventure. Showing a dog in agility events is exciting for both you and your dog. A lot happens very fast, and it can be challenging to keep track of and make notes on what you want to remember. Marking your trial catalog is one way to do this, but the information tends to be scattered and rather disorganized. Any space provided for notes at the end of the catalog, while helpful, requires flipping back and forth to record and later to find the information you wanted to remember. And you may find your notes you scribbled in the margins hard to decipher or even to locate later. Because there are so many things to concentrate on at a trial, having everything recorded in one convenient location can be very helpful. With prompts, there is less chance that you will forget important items you want to notate. And, with designated spaces for specific items, you can quickly make brief notations that you can expand upon when you have time later. This journal is designed to assist you in recording important information about the events you have shown in. Each entry consists of two pages upon which you can enter information about the trial, date, location, the judge, your score, and whether you qualified. You may also record your evaluation of your performance, your overall experience, notes on anything you wish to improve, and overall results of the event. At the back of the journal, there is space for you to record the scores you have earned, and there is a moveable Index where you can list the trials and page numbers for easily finding what you want for reference later.

My Trial Results Journal

Excellent/Master Agility Dog Trials

Christian conduct-of-life stories and tips for young women.

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There are many true believers in Jesus Christ who smoke. Smoking does not prevent a person from being saved. Nor does it cause a person to lose salvation. However, we know that smoking is harmful to us and to others. Smoking does not honor God. You are here because you desire to quit.Preparation for stopping smoking has been shown to be a critical step in achieving success. According to research, you are more likely to quit smoking for good if you choose a quit date 2 weeks in advance of quitting. During this preparation time, allows you not only to prepare to become a non-smoker, but to also gather your supplies. With this journal, you can prepare during the 2 weeks before your quit date, receive help with the changes you are making, and feel confident that you are ready.This journal will allow you to use the same techniques that have been successfully used by other smokers to become non-smokers. It is carefully structured to help you meet your specific needs and challenges in your journey to become a non-smoker.Inside this "How to Quit Smoking Now Planner-Journal for Christians" you will find a variety of things: * Words of encouragement * A smoking tracker to prepare you for when your smoking triggers occur * Instruction in how to become prepared for a smoke free life * Guidance in how to overcome your cravings and your urges to smoke * Relevant journal prompts for each day of your smoke-free journey * 31 days of pages for tracking the time and money you save, the benefits of becoming a non-smoker, and your daily rewardsHaving watched smokers in my life struggle, I know how much courage and dedication becoming a non-smoker requires. I also believe that you have the strength, courage, and determination to successfully follow this journey to completion. I truly hope this "How to Quit Smoking Now Planner-Journal for Christians" helps you in your journey to quit smoking for good.Please look for more of journals and planners on amazon.com.

How to Quit Smoking Now Planner-Journal for Christians

Alan Simpson

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In this work, an effort is made to help individuals charter a course to and then remain in God's presence by understanding how He abides with His people. (Christian)

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