8 Things I Couldn’t Live Without

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Aside from the basic things like food, water and shelter that are needed for a daily life, what are the things you couldn’t live without?

Let me share you a list of the things that makes my day complete and I couldn't live without.
  1. Morning and night prayer, giving thanks and praise to the Lord God Almighty who never forsake me and continuously sustains me through thick and thin
  2. My two sons and my loving husband, the source of inspiration and strength.
  3. My laptop and the internet
  4. My friends, you know who you are.  Thank you for your trust and love, for keeping me company knowing you are always there for me.
  5. My blogging activity, my digital camera, pen and notebook as part of my inside bag accessories
  6. Telephone/cellphone to communicate and stay connected with my dear mom, dad and my siblings
  7. My beauty regimen, facial moisturizer, sunblock and lipstick
  8. My sanity, though I think I am losing it on occasions ahaha

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  1. Judy GardnerAugust 10, 2013 at 8:26 AM

    off of the top of my head, i would say that a few of the things i cant live without are my bible and prayer, family and friends, my own beauty regime (such as it is) and also my laptop and internet. i feel lost without them. and i should probably add autumn. knowing october is coming is what gets me through the heat and humidity of summer months.

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