PROSPERITY BEYOND RELIGION

I never think MONEY first. I think about what I want and how I can get it with the money I have. I do not think of myself as "poor", I just don't have a lot of money. I use my mind to get what I want and some times that necessitates money. One can get much of what they desire without having a lot of money. But when you have faith that God is your provider there is no limit to what you can have and what you can do. I acquire the resources from the things in this world but my ability to put them together to look beautiful is a gift from my Heavenly Father Jehovah.

God created everyone with a creative imagination but rules hinders humans from using their creative imagination to the full. For example, we are told what colors go together and what colors do not go together. But I do not concern myself with any man made color chart nor do I concern myself with any style. I just imagine it and bring it into my existence.

BEDROOM

T.V. cabinet $145.00 from resale store

Prints on the wall came from a book of twenty-nine
prints of Pablo Picasso that I got from Goodwill for $1.79
None of the frames were more than five dollars.
I will not pay more than five dollars for a frame
Bottles cost one dollar each from a rummage sale

Above bed are crazy quilts I made from scraps
that I get by cutting up clothes that I bought for $1.79
at Goodwill on day sepical days

Headboard made from three of my paintings that I got framed free
because I allowed them to be on display for
two years at the school I worked at

The cheese boxes stacked are all under five dollars
from rummage sales and Goodwill

Fabric for pillows cost $1.99 from Goodwill
Bed covering is one of my crazy quilts

This bed is the same as the above bed with a throw from Goodwill for $6.99

Lamp made from an old lamp pole or stand for $2.99 from Goodwill
Lamp shade made from a basket for seventy-five cent
by cutting a hole in the bottom, painting it and turning up side down

The four paintings on the wall I painted myself, they are title
"Shattered Woman"

Curtains less than $10.00 from Goodwill and Wal-Mart
The fabric I just put across a curtian rod,
no sowing involved. The chair I got from Goodwill for $9.99

$3.00 for chair from rummage sale, $2.00 for paint. Used to hold books.

Lamp $3.99 from Goodwill. I went really way out and bought a NEW lamp shade for $9.99

LIVING ROOM

Pictures on wall are all from Goodwill costing from $1.99 to no more than $4.99

Couch for $269.00, chair for $129.00 both from outlet store

I made the pillows for less than $10.00 with fabric scraps and used pillow stuffing from old pillows

Chair for $199.00 from outlet store

Lamp for $14.99 from resale store

Throws $2.99 each from Goodwill

Vase for $69.99 from outlet store

Window valance made from fabric from Goodwill for $1.99

Curtians on side made from fabric from Wal-Mart for $6.00

I crushed tissue paper and glued it on the window shade.
I bought eight glasses from the dollar store
the sales person wraped the glasses in this beautiful tissue paper
I asked if they had any for sale like it she said no but that I could have as much as I like.

Canlsesticks from Goodwill one for $1.99 and two for $2.99

Candles $.99 each. Flowers form Goodwill for $4.99

Sofa table $169.00 from outlet store

A DIFFERENT VIEW

Dresser and chest from my first bed room set bought in 1964. I removed the legs and painted them white. Over the years I changed colors until about four years age I ended up with the results to the left. To get this effect I used several colors and blended and sponged and beat with a hammer and cut with a knife. The I put the chest on the dresser.

This dresser and chest started out brown and after being black and white, pink, gold, blue purple ended up being what I consider to be one of my works of art.

Vase--$59.00 from outlet store
Dry flowere free from field

Entrance--chest--$9.99 from Goodwill

Rug--$6.99--from Goodwill

KITCHEN

Someone threw out the chairs, I painted them and made pillows for less than $2.00. The paint cost $6.99.

Table from Resale store for $75.00 (Glass on two petals. Candlestick--someone threw out My brother got it and gave it to me.

Sterling silver punch bowl from Goodwill for $49.00 with the originally price of $219.00 still on it. (A gift from my son).

Vase--$9.00 from department store (Brand New!!!)

The plate the vase is sitting in was twenty-five cent from Goodwill outlet.

Flowers in vase $2.99 from Goodwill.

Shower curtain--$1.99 from Goodwill

Candles from Goodwill and rummage sale for twenty-five cent to $1.99 (I will not pay more than two dollars for a candle

Dresser--$14.99 from resale store

Basket--$2.99 from Goodwill

Cheese box--$4.99 from Goodwill

Shower curtain--$1.99 from Goodwill

I strung the beads. I buy old beads and restring them.

Someone gave me the hats and the vase and flowers came from Goodwill for less than five dollars

Same dresser that I painted.

Rug for $4.99 from Thrift store

Tassels--package of 24 for $2.99 from Goodwill

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