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What's a Tukie

Tukie?
Could this be a Tukie? I'm not sure but it was fun trying to come up with something original for a freelance job.

The weather here in Georgia has just been plain old "hot". Too hot to work in the garden-no rain and lots of weeds. Trying to just keep the plants watered in getting past this hot spell.

I've joined every freelance site I could find. Elance.com, ifreelance.com, and guru.com. I've created a store at zazzle.com. Zazzle is fun and I love the new products for the signature phone covers and ipads, skateboards too. Wished I had done that when my boys were into skateboarding years ago.

These are the things I've done to keep myself being creative on a daily level. Then I go on to think what more can I do?
Well, as this blog is titled "Bongo Creative-Traveling with the Divine Creative Spirit", now it's time to allow the Spirit to move within me. Allow the Spirit to stir it up. To surrender, to release my control of how everything should be. What I try to make happen, doesn't happen in my time. But Oh watch out-because everything happens at just the right time with my "on-time" God.

Before retiring tonight I pray that for all the mechanisms I've put into place that God will bring about the right jobs for me. I pray that His gift of creativity will flow through me tomorrow as I prepare a gift for healing for a friend who has lost a loved one.

What is a Tukie? I couldn't say. What I can say is that my God is an Awesome God and I surrender to Him that He may use me according to His Plan. Thank you for all Your wonderful blessings dear Father-Mother God. Thank you for loving me. Amen.

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