• jeanneterrill
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      • Username: jeanneterrill
      • In response to: "Who are you?" Who am I? Well, first of all I am a follower of Jesus Christ and I am a daughter, a sister, a friend, a wife and a mother. I am a blogger and a bookstore manager as well as a coffee shop junkie.
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    • I was the salad girl...

      • My very first job in the real world was at one of those cafeteria style restaurants. I was the salad girl! You know the one who scoops out ov…

      • answered by jeanneterrill on 01/21/2011
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    • The rest of your life is just around the corner

      • WAIT...you won't be a teenager forever!


        He (highschool boyfriend) is so not worth the time or effort and most of all the heartache... wait, wait for the right one, the one who loves you with everything and then some. You are worth so much more.

        Because in the grand scheme of things we should not allow our worth to be determined by someone who doesn't even know how much they are worth.

        I am the daughter of the most high, the King of Kings and He loves me for who I am and who I will be. He is the God of my was, my is and my is to come.

        It took me a really long time to figure that one out because of a boy I knew in high school. It is so sad how often that happens....

      • answered by jeanneterrill on 08/19/2010
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    • If your lucky enough to do what you love

      • the zipcode is a bonus


        It certainly does not hurt to live where I live but where I live does not determine who I am or what I do for a living. What I do is far more important than any zipcode. My work is my passion because this is my purpose in life. There is no mistaking that this is my calling. I know this because I have never been happier than I am now. What makes me so happy? It is the JOY in my life!

        I help people experience the Love of Jesus by:
        Loving them right where they are in life.

        I do that by organizing volunteers who have the desire to Know the Lord and Make Him Know. I encourage them to help others find what they have already found;
        by greeting people with a warm smile,
        helping them feel welcome,
        offering them something to eat and drink,
        helping them find a comfortable seat.
        and helping them feel like they belong.

        I am the coordinator for the ministry of first impressions! I organize and encourage volunteers to be the hands and feet of Jesus. So that visitors to our church will have a chance to hear the good news and fill the emptiness in thier heart with the only thing that fits in that place, the love of Jesus!





      • answered by jeanneterrill on 08/17/2010
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    • Ancient Jerusalem, Germania and Rome

      • If you listen you will hear a Voice in the Wind

        Roman Soldiers, Persuecuted Christians, Barbarians, Gladiators, Roman Aristocracy, Slavery, Decadence, Self-Destruction, Struggles and Faith.

        I think that sums it up.

      • answered by jeanneterrill on 08/15/2010
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    • Life on the Beach

      • it's not all fun in the sun


        Today, the rural coastal community of Surfside is dotted with colorful houses. Some are newly constructed and painted bright white while others are painted every color under the sun but are worn by time and the salty air. The jetty stretches out into the gulf and is dotted with locals and tourists taking long strolls to the end and back. There are families scattered along the pier with long fishing poles and buckets of bait in hopes of catching the big one. You can hear the laughter of the children as they play in the nearby park. The air is a mixture of salt, fish and bbq. Today the sky is a huge expanse of blue, dotted with a few white puffy clouds and the water reflects the sky giving it the illusion of being blue. The community is also an illusion, just a snapshot in time. All it takes is one strong storm, one really active hurricane season and the landscape can change in an istant....there had been plenty of time to prepare, windows were boarded up and the community was mostly evacuated. But everyone knew when they returned it would not be the same.

      • answered by jeanneterrill on 08/14/2010
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