Create & Build Your Lip Gardening Tip # 2: Buy Vegetable,Fruit And Flower Seeds At The Dollar Tree Store

You can buy fruit, vegetable seeds in a group of four (4) packets for a $1.00 (0.25 cents per packet) at the Dollar Tree store.

This is a good deal as from personal experience I have seen the seeds effectively bud and start to grow as soon as the seeds were planted and water appropriately as needed.

Create & Build Your Life Kitchen Tip # 1: Use Leftover Dishwater To Wipe Off Food Residue On Dirty Dishes

Use leftover dirty dishwater to wipe off the food residue and cooking oils on pots, pans and kitchenware with the dishwashing towel and/or scrubber and then take the “washed-off” kitchenware out of the sink and put back on the dirty dish side of the counter.

After the dirty dishwashing water is let down the drain, start a new round of clean, dishwashing hot/warm water with liquid soap detergent and/or baking soda mixed in the hot/warm dishwater.

Create & Build Your Life Gardening Tip # 1: Use Dirty Dish Water To Water Plants

Use left-over dirty dish water for watering plants.

(Note: Make sure the "dirty-dishwashing water" you use does NOT have SOAP in it as you use it to water your plants and/or trees. I've learned the "hard way" that using "dirty dishwashing water" with liquid detergent soap in it will cause the roots of your plants and/or trees to withdraw back and "dry up" the roots... Not a good thing... Amen.)

Scoop up the dirty dishwashing water into the container and pour the dirty water into the soup/stew pot on the left side of the kitchen sink counter.

Pour water in slowly and smoothly and close the inside of the walls of the big soup/stew pot to avoid spillage.

Repeat steps until dirty dishwater in the sink is at base level on top of the sink plug.

Now take the wet dishwashing towel and dabble the towel in the water and let it soak up the water and then squeeze the water out of the wet towel into the big soup/stew pot until little-to-no water remains on the sink’s plug base.

Repeat this step until no water remains on the kitchen sink plug’s base.

Now take the soup/stew pot outside and patiently, slowly pour the water out on the top or let down the holes in the bottom of the plant pot’s holes.

Do not overflow in-between breaks so plants’ soil and slowly pour water on your plants using either the small good container from earlier or a small watering pail.

¡Voila! An easy, convenient, time-efficient way to use leftover dirty dishwashing water from the kitchen sink.

Create & Build Your Life Recycling And Composting Tip # 1: Composting Vegetation Materials And Recycling Plastic Bottles

If you have empty cardboard boxes with lids on them you can stuff your empty compost materials like dead leaves and vegetation materials together with boxes.

Plastic bottles and other recyclables can be separately stuffed in other cardboard boxes to be picked up by a waste management recycling truck.

WANT Your SUCCESS More Than Material "Stuff"

WANT Your SUCCESS More Than Material Stuff.

KJV Joshua 1:7-9,

7 Only be thou strong and very courageous, that thou mayest observe to do according to all the law, which Moses my servant commanded thee: turn not from it to the right hand or to the left, that thou mayest prosper whithersoever thou goest.

8 This book of the law shall not depart out of thy mouth; but thou shalt meditate therein day and night, that thou mayest observer to do according to all that is written therein: for then thou shalt make thy way prosperous, and then thou shalt have good success.

9 Have not I commanded thee? Be strong and of a good courage; be not afraid, neither be thou dismayed: for the LORD thy God is with thee whithersoever thou goest.

Instead of “material possessions” I only want my personal SUCCESS in Christian ministry, business, wealth, health, family and friends.

I do not want or care for accumulating too much temporary earthly “stuff” or “objects” to have to maintain and care for to actually enjoy when I know I have more important things to do.

You: WANT YOUR SUCCESS MORE THAN YOUR MATERIAL STUFF. Remember that.

The FOCUS mindset of seeking out your own success in life in accordance to God’s Will is paramount over any other earthly objective and ambition of man.

See ye to it…

~ Sincerely,

Bro. Ever Light

Create & Build Your Life Shopping Tip # 1: Products On Backside With Barcode Facing Up

Put shopping products faced on their backsides on the table counter of the cashier so the cashier can easily scan the products’ barcodes with the hand-held barcode scanner.

Create & Build Your Life Food Tip # 1: Put Cranberry Sauce On Your Ham And Turkey Sandwiches

Spread cranberry sauce on your sandwich bread slices with a butter knife as an alternative sandwich “commodity” when you are out of jam or jelly preservatives to put on your ham or turkey sandwich.

Create & Build Your Life Personal Health & Hygiene Tip # 1: Pure Baking Soda And Coconut Oil As A Natural Deodorant Substitute

You may find using  pure baking soda and/or plain coconut oil on a wet hand towel as a scrub mixture to be a quick and efficient adaptable natural armpit deodorant substitute to use when you have no other "all-natural" armpit deodorant options available.

Organizing Your God-Willed Life

The best effective way of organizing your life is to get rid of (all) your “stuff”.

Sell all the stuff and belongings that thou hast that ye do not need for survival lie your High Definition (HD) Television (T.V.); your furniture, electronics and “toys” in yard and garage sales. 

Before donating your unwanted (personal) clothing items and objects to "big-time" charity organizations like Goodwill (which usually turn around and sell your donated goods at high prices) give your unwanted personal items and objects directly into the hands of PEOPLE you KNOW might have need of your resources.

Only pick up a few lasting clothing items and food to have with you.

After that, organize your important paper documents like social security cards, bank accounts, personal contacts, birth/death certificates and all important documents you can think of and after you organize all your papers in the appropriate folders and/or portfolios you want, store your important paper document folders and portfolios in a small, medium-sized secure lock safe container.

You should not be saving any unneeded papers – get rid of them by burning your papers and/or shredding your papers to be hidden, crumpled and “buried” in a scattered mess of your garbage bag(s).

Only pack-up a few select food items as much as you can carry on yourself; but do not worry about not having enough food yet.

Bring enough money to have on hand with you to go on the streets like $20-100.00 worth in ten dollar bills.

You can buy food and personal care products you may need like soap, shampoo and baking soda as you go in your journey.

Bring a reusable water bottle to fill up on water at various water fountain stops you come across as you walk the streets in cities and towns.

Bring only as much water as you can carry and simply “drink water” on-the-go as you need during your travels through public areas with water fountain facilities.

How Your Blog Can SURVIVE

Carry around a small, portable paper notebook and a pen (or pencil though preferably a pen to avoid "smeared" pencil lead words on the paper pages...) and write down everything and anything (Christ-honoring) you think of in your personal random thoughts and ideas throughout the day to use for developing the content of your blog.

It does not matter if all your written-down thoughts are completely random and unorganized at first because when you make some spare time you can organize main ideas as blog post titles and then type out relevant, related sentences in the appropiate draft blog posts.

Just keep WRITING down ANYTHING you think of naturally and then do the organizing, re-writing and editting later.

When you start blogging only write when you feel you are inspired by God. Not because you feel like you “have to”.

Write meaningful, useful posts.

Nowadays everybody and they "momma" (yes, literally) is an “author of a blog or several”.

When it comes to “writing” to me there is no “write (i.e. “right”) way” of writing, lol.

I just write with a pen the words that come out of my mouth and mind that the Lord inspires me with and work from there… naturally…

Do NOT force yourself to write; let the pen do the work. You just sort out the words later  but don’t worry about “grammar”, correct “punctuation” or any of that stuff.

Writing is an art craft. You could create your own “language” if you wanted too (but only do what GOD WANTS YOU TO).

Not that proper writing skills is not important because proper writing skills IS IMPORTANT; it’s just that one could think of writing a blog as a “work of art”.

It may or may not be a masterpiece but it may be a free-forming work of art or any outlet of creative expression.

You just write as you feel the want, need or desire and the words come to life.

This... as this post serves... is a way for your blog to... SURVIVE.

Happy writings my friend(s)! :)

Create & Build Your Life Tip: Dirt, Sand and Soil

Take a bucket with you to your local parks or beaches to dig and gather up dirt, sand or soil in your bucket to take for personal use at home.

Dirt and soil piles dug up by moles on the surface of the ground can be scooped up by a small hand shovel and poured into a planting soil/dirt bucket.

You can use all those fertile, fresh, dirt/sand piles moles dig up (repeatedly throughout) in your yard/field for your own personal gardening projects for the soil/dirt of your plants.

The rest of the dirt/soil that is left can be saved in buckets or sand bags to use for later when planting plants in the ground.

The remaining dirt/soil mound left on the ground from the moles can be stomped on and spreaded apart to flatten and fertilize the ground.

Create & Build Your Life Tip: Wood and Sticks

Gather together pieces of wood or sticks at your local recreational parks or beaches to use for firewood "tender" to help get your small fire burning.

"Investment Spending"

I do something I call “investment spending”.

For example, instead of repeatedly spending (i.e. “wasting”) money using a public air pump machine to pump up sports equipment like soccer or basketballs I bought a hand air pump for $9.99 at the clothing retail store Ross.

I can pump air into basketballs and soccer balls, bicycles, trolleys and anything with wheels needing air with this hand air pump that I can use anytime I need at my convenience.

You should plan similarly.