Desperté en Panamá.

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Junio 21/2011
"Dios mío, sin cesar te daré gracias por todo lo que has hecho. Siempre confiaré ante tu pueblo fiel porque eres bueno". Salmos 52:9

De nuevo hoy tengo que agradecer a mi Padre: 
  • Descansé como hace mucho no descansaba, aunque era un dormitorio con 8 personas desconocidas,  y hasta me desperté temprano!! Gracias Señor!!
  • Me desperté pensando que necesitaba un taxista de confianza, ojalá el de sombrerito q nos trajo a este hostal, y salgo al balcón y ahí está!! . Hablé con él y no puede llevarme, pero le dice al encargado del hostal para que me consiga un taxista de confianza. Gracias Señor!!



Comentarios

  1. Camilo Chaves21 de junio de 2011 a las 11:02 a.m.

    Hola, Susy. Me alegra que hayas podido descansar y que todo te esté saliendo bien.
    Que buena idea poner este blog.
    Lo estaré leyendo.
    Bendiciones.

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