The Comfort of Night with author Nylse Esahc

You will love today's conversation with my friend and author Nylse Esahc. We talk about her new book, "The Comfort of Night: How Jesus Makes Your Dark Times All Right" (available everywhere books are also but also here). You can follow Nylse on Facebook and Instagram. Enjoy!

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How to celebrate Lent

Buy The Way to the Savior by Jeff & Abbey Land

What is Lent? Hear what it means to me and how I am remembering Jesus during these few days before Easter.

Show notes:
• Lent: I will remember Jesus
• 4-part series on Lent

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How to read more books

Resources:
• Reading 25 books in One Year

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Reading 25 books in one Year

I have a busy schedule. Yet, I wanted to dedicate more time for reading. How in the world can I stop everything I do to read? Audio books! I decided to adhere to Zig Ziglar's advice and attend automobile university. At one point it was bus university!

I listen to audiobooks during my commute. Listening to books gives me much needed encouragement through the knowledge I gain. My goal is to read (or listen to) 25 books this year. I am working on number 19 right now. Here are a few highlights: 

Boundaries - I tried to read this book in paper form (the book is still sitting my bookshelf as I type!) but I couldn't do it. I find out that audio is the best way to get through books I find difficult to read. I loved this book. It helped me be certain of changes I need to make. Because of my health goal for the year, I am actively working on internal boundaries. 

Raising Giant Killers - I'm a fan of the Johnson family. I have listened to their preaching for years and I could really tell they are dedicated to their family. This book gave me a deeper dive into their theory. I was encouraged to be very intentional about my Christian parenting.

Rising Above a Toxic Workplace - One thing most people don’t teach you in college (or grad school) is that toxic people are everywhere, even in the workplace. Dr. Gary Chapman came to an event at our church and spoke about his book so I thought, I should read it. I gained a lot of knowledge, tools and compassion. I’ll read it again. I recommend this book to anyone who knows someone in a toxic workplace or who is going through this issue themselves. There is hope. Things can and will be better. I know this from first-hand experience.

Love and Respect - I read this 13 years ago and I will read it again. This book is very insightful. I didn't realize how much training I need in respect. I felt empowered to be the best wife I can be. I also felt I have a lot of work to do in this area.

Rooted - This book was a balm to my weary soul. I won't go into details of my longing but I will tell you that I understood how God can develop us in different seasons.

Poverty, Riches and Wealth - I listen to Kris Vallotton's podcasts so this book was a great way to understand his message in a deeper way. I enjoyed this book very much. If you don't know who he is, you might enjoy listening to his podcasts. He's not a money guy, he actually speaks about a wide range of topics. They all lead the listener to freedom through Jesus Christ.

The Tech-Wise Family - this is one of the most important books for parents. I highly recommend it to all my friends who are struggling with the balance of technology and living unplugged. I am going to read this book again this summer so I can fine-tune my current technology policy. Andy speaks as a parent. His daughter writes the intro to do the book which was very impressive to me. The book makes a great case for his theory. It is encouraging to read about a family who succeeded in this area.

Jesus through Middle Eastern Eyes -this was not an audio book but I loved it. I am fascinated with the world of the Bible. I am guilty of forgetting that the setting of the stories I love was Middle Eastern. This book really explains the culture behind the stories we love to read. I think you will love Jesus and his earthly background more after you read this one. If you teach the Bible to anyone inside or outside of your house, this is a must read.

Race Everything - Bart proves he is indeed the Mayor of Running with this fantastic book. I learned a lot. {The only way of being a good runner is to run.} 🏃🏾‍♀️#Yassomyheart!

Little Fires Everywhere - I read Celeste Ng’s first book and I listened to this one. She’s a good writer and I appreciate how she envelopes her Asian American reality in her writing. This is a rarity for me. It is almost impossible to find me reading fiction.

God, where are you? - I read a lot of books by John and Lisa Bevere. This one is full of wisdom for my current situation. I needed the reminder that the wilderness can be a transformative place.

The Power of Habit - I tried to read this book a few years ago. Listening to it works better for me. I truly enjoyed this book and I applied what I learned in my own life. I am dedicated to make good habits because I want to become a better person. If you are decided to change an area of your life (nutrition, fitness, work habits...), read this book first.

168 hours: you have more time than you think - If you want to engage in better time management, this is the book for you. It is so well written that I couldn't wait to get on the bus to listen to this book. I was a little sad when it was over. The writer is very real and skillful in giving you many options on how to make the most out of such a finite gift.

The magic of Tiny business - I enjoyed this book because the author gave me a first-hand testimonial of what it means to run a tiny business. I enjoyed the details on how she makes it work for her.

Simply Tuesday - I've been listening to Emily P. Freeman's podcast for a while. I never thought I'd read her books (because, time) but once I decided to listen to them, she was naturally included in my list. Emily narrates her own book and she dives deep into what it means to live today to the max. It is a book as lovely as she is.

"Goals," "Master Successful Habits," and "Master your Goals" - I save all Zig Ziglar books and resources for when I need major encouragement. Apparently, I needed it quite a bit and I'm glad these audio books got me through the pit. These books are not meant to make me feel good. They challenge me to get a different perspective, raise my faith and get to work.

Creating Community - I learned quite a bit from this book. I'm very curious about the structure of different organizations. I'm also interested in how they connect people effectively. If you lead a group, you will enjoy the ideas taught in this book.

Communicating for a Change - I am a communicator who is always looking forward to improving my skill. I've heard of this book for years so I was thrilled to finally listen to it. I enjoy Andy's way of communicating because it is so effective. I will use the things I learned in this book this Fall while leading my running group.

• What are your reading goals for the year? What is a book I need to add to my list?

More on this Series:
• Reading 25 books in One year Part 2

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The Way to the Manger: A Family Advent Devotional Book Review

Christmas is in 25 days! In addition to our calendar countdown, we will be reading "The Way to the Manger: A Family Advent Devotional" by Jeff and Abbey Land.

I met Abbey at church, way before I knew she was a writer. She's an incredible wife, mother, servant of God and friend. Her husband Jeff is the Children's Pastor at our church. The Lands have enriched our lives and we are honored to have their book to help us grow in our faith.

The Way to the Manger is perfect for families with kids of all ages. They walk you through the themes of hope, love, joy and peace with features and activities that will make Advent an unforgettable season.

I'm not sure about your family but ours can use some help remembering what this season is all about.

Growing up in Brazil, our denomination observed Advent. 20 years ago when I came to the U.S. I noticed that not every church makes a big deal out of Advent.

Advent is defined as the arrival of a noble person. In our case, we anticipate the birth of Jesus. Different denominations include symbolism and traditions to this season. In our home, we become focused on Christ and all the scriptures about his birth.

Each year, I take the kids to the Bible and we read the major scriptures in the new and old testament related to the birth of Jesus. I'm thankful that The Way to the Manger will serve as a gathering activity for our family. We can read Bible passages and we can reflect on what they say to us.

Jeff and Abbey Land have been serving with families for a long time. I am thankful that they wrote a book that will engage us and encourage us to seek God together. You can find their book wherever books are sold.

The Way to the Manger is fun for kids and adults. I love the questions my family will answer. There is room to write our answers so that in years to come we can remember previous seasons of Advent.

I recommend "The Way to the Manger: A Family Advent Devotional" to every parent who wants to make sure that Jesus is the reason for the season in their hearts and homes. 

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New eBook!

I have a new eBook!

I am thankful to everyone who sent in questions and supported me in this project.

In this eBook I answer the following questions:

How do I find my tribes?

What happens when a friendship dies?

How do you keep your frenemies away from you?

And many more!

Thank you for your support!

You can buy it here

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Summer Love of Books

Hello friends! Hope you are having an amazing summer so far! I decided to keep pursuing my passion for reading non-fiction books this summer. A few weeks ago I checked out three books in the library and I returned them all. I could not get into them! I love the authors, I just couldn't stick with it. So I decided to be persistent and I went back to the library. After my kids got more books to read I went back to my search for the perfect summer book. I found a short one and I found the book I really REALLY wanted to read last year. I read the short book in 1 hour (between mothering my kids that is). One down, 3 to go! I picked up the book I really REALLY wanted to read today and I'm thinking I'll stick with it. 

 The worse thing that can happen to me is to get a book just to find out I can't finish it because I don't connect with the author. That happened when I was in France, which sucked cause I was stuck and had to read that book anyhow. I don't have anything against book authors, I just appreciate the fact that there's an author out there for everyone. When I finish my summer reading challenge, I'll tell you what I read and what I thought about the books I actually finish. 

I've been telling my kids that readers are leaders (and leaders are readers) because it rhymes and because I think it's true. I am also teaching them how to gain an appreciation for books. While ebooks are wonderful, I am pushing all of us to love the process of going to the library and discovering new titles. I am teaching respect for books as well as appreciation for the simple pleasure of sitting outside with a great book. 

Like most kids mine ask to watch tv instead of reading. I tell them "the TV thinks for you, books help you think." The youngest one doesn't get it but I hope that she'll appreciate it one day. 

I abide by the same rule. I convince myself that instead of numbing (or should I say, dumbing) my mind with hours of TV, I need to put my wonderful mind to work as I read and discover worlds and ideas unknown. 

Reading also encourages me to write. I haven't started writing this summer yet but I am eagerly waiting to get started. 

• Does the summer awaken your love for books and reading? I hope so!

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What to Expect from SimplyCintia.com in 2016

Happy new year dear reader! It is my habit to start the year by telling you what to expect. Before I do that, I'd love to hear what you expect from me. Click here to fill out a short, 3-question survey please. I always get great feedback from you and I appreciate you so much! 

Take my survey will you?

I have several projects in the works for this year. I try to be sure this whole thing adds value to your life so here's just how I plan to make this happen:

• I am redesigning my personal website CintiaListenbee.com where you will be able to get more help for some of the topics we discuss here. You will also be able to buy my books there. That's right, I am currently working on books and I hope you will enjoy them.

• I am relaunching my Podcast. If you are a LONG, long time reader, you remember I used to have a Podcast. Here are a few:
- Social Media for Business 
- Counseling Demystified
- Beneficios da Corrida
This time I am putting it on iTunes so the whole world can enjoy it.

• This year I will give you more of a "behind the scenes" view of the Chevron Houston Marathon because I'm an Ambassador and volunteer. I can't wait to show you the 2016 gear this week!

• I will continue to give you quality over quantity as far as posts. I will include all the suggestions you are giving me in the Reader Survey. Thanks for helping me out!

I love blogging and I am looking forward to publishing some great material this year. If you have any questions, comments or suggestions, just reach out and I will be glad to listen to you.

Have a fantastic year my friend!

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Summer Reading 2014

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3 Books that helped my Marriage

Zeke and I have been married for 7 years (thank you Jesus) and I can honestly say that we have diligently worked on our marriage this entire time. When we got married we were surrounded by several people who are happily married and who constantly encouraged us to do what it takes to have a blessed and prosperous marital life.
We paid close attention to sermons at church and applied them to our relationship. We went for counseling several times and we still do. We also read some great books on marriage and that's what I wanted to share with you today. These are 3 books that helped us a lot:
• The 5 Love Languages - This classic book by Dr. Gary Chapman helped me learn that I shouldn't demonstrate love the same way I want to be loved. I also got some great ideas on how to keep our relationship healthy and fun.
• Making Marriage Work - I really appreciate the detail that Joyce Meyer gives in this book. It's not a short read but it's worth the time if you are trying to invest in your relationship. She has some unique insight on marriage and Christianity that I haven't heard anywhere else.
• His Needs Her Needs - We read this book in the beginning of our marriage. It was also a very powerful awakening to me. It really makes it simple to understand how a spouse can invest in their relationship.
If I'm not reading about marriage, I make sure to be constantly listening Podcasts on marriage. I am a big fan of Marriage Today because their weekly topics are so relevant and easy to apply. I also enjoy listening to any podcast that has Dr. Les and Leslie Parrot as guests. Another favorite Podcast I often listen to is Dr. Gary and Barb Rosberg's. They are really knowledgeable and I find their advice really solid and doable.
I heard that most things worth having require hard work and a healthy marriage relationship requires lots of hard work and dedication. Just a clarification: I'm a reader so there's no such thing as both of us sitting, sipping on coffee and reading books together. My husband reads (or listens to) books on his own time and we come together and talk about different things. What I've learned is that the more I allow God to change me, the better my marriage becomes. I focus on what I can do and trust God to do the rest. There's no such thing as a perfect marriage (mine certainly isn't) but I believe that marriages can be as healthy as the people in them.
I pray that today posts have given you an idea of different books or podcasts you can use to improve your marriage relationship.
QUESTION:
• What can I do today to improve my marriage?

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Book Notes

I'm reading Power Thoughts by Joyce Meyer and I wanted to share with you today's mind inventory:

"Don't have unrealistic expectations of yourself or others. I have discovered over the years that what I expect from myself is what I expect from other people also... How we treat ourselves is often how we treat others." 
• I need to reassess my expectations of myself and others based in the foundation of the Word of God. Christian counseling will aid my search as well.

"Plan on forgiving frequently." 
• my husband would add "and quickly" to this statement. Even when my expectations are realistic, people are not perfect. Forgiveness is something that I freely give as a Christian because I want to freely receive as well.

"People will enjoy your company much more if you don't pressure them to be something they can't be. I like people who know me - and love me anyway."
• I hope that all people in my life don't feel pressure to be something they can't be. I pray that I can show in word and deed the love of the Father in all my relationships.

"See the strengths people have, celebrate differences." 
• I want to magnify the strength in each person and ignore their weaknesses. I want to aggressively encourage and compliment them as the book author suggests. This does not make me a doormat or a loser but it generates peace and Christ-like behavior. Only God can change people from the inside-out, it's up to me to pursue peace by giving acceptance to others.

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Regret Detour

from Making Good Habits, Breaking Bad Habits. 

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Reading Current List

I enjoy reading because I enjoy learning. Here's what I am currently reading:
• The New Strong Willed Child - I heard a lot about this book and decided to read it for myself. I'm half way into it and it's been a good read.
• Kissed the Girls and Made them Cry - this is my second time reading this book. Now that I have children I read it with different eyes. If you are single or a mother, this book is for you.
• The Holy Bible - I read different books often. I use YouVersion to make it easier. Here are a few tips to make reading the Bible easier.
QUESTION: What are you currently reading?

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Tweeting with God eBook for FREE

I don't consider to have it all together and I tell you why. There are days that I just can't seem to get my kids to behave well, the food won't taste right and let's not talk about the traditional devotional time. I wrote Tweeting with God for days and seasons like these. One thing is for sure, through the nuances of motherhood I have experienced God's amazing favor and love. When I can't seem to wake up early and get my day started as I dream I should (devotional, exercise, food) God is there to meet me. I believe He loves and understands mothers and the commitments that come along with this season of life.
I used to be the chick who would always wake up early to pray and exercise. I used to leave my house and "float" to work. Now that I am a mother I wake up with my kids staring at me while I can't possibly believe it's 6:30 a.m. already and I need to fix oatmeal in a hurry.
Hurry leads to worry. I worry about not having a "good witness" that day because I lacked in my Bible reading. What I find out is that even when all I have time for is to Tweet with God, He always meets me where I am and saves my day.
I realize that a so called "good witness" in my book includes being less than perfect while living life to the fullest. I have to let God speak through through me while He displays His grace and favor in my life.
I am aware that when I seek God first, everything works out (see Matthew 6:32-34). I also know that motherhood (the part when you have two busy toddlers and about to have a newborn to make life even more exciting) is only one season among many I will experience in life. I might not get the perfect devotional done every day and that really doesn't matter. As long as I "tweet" my prayers, worship and love for God throughout the day, I am usually okay. I also realize that when I do that, I'm teaching my kids not to put God in the morning only box but to walk with Him throughout the day. 

I want to give my eBook for Free to any of you who can relate to what I am going through. You are busy and you want to connect with God but these new demands of life seem to take up a lot of time and energy. Just leave me a comment and I'll get in touch with you. Have an amazing day and please let go of any shame or condemnation. You are loved by God, just as you are.

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Books of Influence

These are the new books I got through two blog giveaways. I started to read Sun Stand Still and recommend to anyone who needs a faith boost. I'll have a review on both once I'm finished. 

Other than these I've been reading the Bible on my phone. We have several Bibles at the house and I use an actual book when I'm reading for the kids, so they can get a visual. When I need encouragement on the go or when I want to study something real quick, I use my wonderful app. I have many more translations on the phone than at home. The app also offer different languages (yay) so the Portuguese versions are going. 

I must admit that finding time to read with two kids is challenging but not impossible. I read while I pump, I read while they both sleep and I read a verse or two in the bathroom. Biblegateway.com has an audio Bible option, so I turn on a book and we can listen to the Bible as we do whatever through the day. There you go, no more excuses for not reading the Bible through the week.

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Expanding List

5 weeks (or less) to go until LB makes her debut - she still doesn't have a name. I keep getting great ideas and my TO-DO list keeps growing.

What stimulated all that was  the awesome meeting I had with the lady who owns this blog. While I chased my child around her house, she gave me so much to think about and I've been so excited about all I learned. I found a lot of inspiration and some old dreams have came alive as a result of this meeting. Thank you Megan! Be sure to follow her blog and twitter yall. 
Other things that go on my ever expanding list are mundane things I need to do around the house. I never feel like doing most of them and keep wishing the Merry Maids will show up and work their magic. To be honest with you I am really looking forward to birth day because I get off the toilet cleaning duty for a little while. 
Some of the items on my list are:
• Write an e-book
• Clean the laundry room
• Resurrect my WordPress and make it a Nitch blog
What's on your to-do list?

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Reading

When I went to grad school I read many books. I must have read thousands of pages for my classes. Now that I'm a graduate, I get to read for pure enjoyment. A year ago when LP was born I used to read baby related things while I was pumping. The easiest thing to do was to pop on a DVD and watch it while I was nursing, bottle feeding or just letting the baby sleep but lately I decided to take on reading more seriously. 

There are many good books out there. I always read with a purpose, so picking up non-fiction was very challenging for me. I still have this sense that books were mountains to be conquered. The more pages, the greater sense of accomplishment. Crazy but that's how my mind functions at times. How I decided on Breena Clarke's Stand the Storm? It was one of the staff picks at our public library. I never heard of the author but the story seemed pretty good. The whole staff must have picked African-American authors last month because another pick was Left to Tell by Immaculée Ilibagiza. I think I've had both of these books for 3 weeks and I've read Stand the Storm way more than Left to Tell. Maybe I was too ambitious... The one book I did finish last month was The Go-Giver by Burg and Mann. My husband got it as a gift and I pretty much devoured it in 2 days (the book is thin but powerful). Let's say it challenged me to rethink the way I have been conducting my life and the way I do business transactions. 

I try not to buy so many books that we get overwhelmed at home. I am often giving away books or donating them to be sure we have as many as our shelves will hold. I like to get books in the public library because of the same reason: I can enjoy it and return it to a place where they have plenty storage. These three books are a huge change of pace in my normal reading. I often read Christian books that deal with whatever I'm going through at the moment. I have devoured books on pursuing peace, books about having a successful Christian marriage and other things such as how to honor people. Fiction is new, it's really a vacation for my mind.

Are you a reader? Did you have time to read when your kids were little? What kind of books are you reading now? I can't wait to hear from you my friend.

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Coisas da Vida

Oi pessoal! Esses dias tenho estado ocupada e qdo tenho tempo tentado pensar em algo pra escrever, por essas e outras que nao tenho estado aqui com frequencia. Vida de mae e outra coisa ne? Ouvi dizer que tem gente que tem enfermeira e outra pessoa pra ajudar na ausencia da familia, mas no nosso caso e so eu e meu marido com a ajuda de Deus e claro. O meu filho vai fazer 1 mes essa semana. Mas como o tempo passa rapido! Ouvi dizer que vc ate esquece de como eles nascem pequenos. Estamos aproveitando todos os momentos. Depois de 1 mes estou me acostumando com o acordar varias vezes a noite. Ainda nao consegui descansar durante o dia, mas durante a noite durmo bem apesar de ter que acordar varias vezes. Qdo estava gravida tb acordava, mas geralmente so uma vez. Provavelmente mencionei como e incrivel segurar xixi por muito tempo (rs). Outra coisa interessante tem sido poder comer coisas diferentes, mas estou lendo um livro e planejando mudar a minha alimentacao pra voltar a uma alimentacao mais saudavel.

Ah, terminei de ler o livro “Love to Eat Hate to Eat.” Esse e um livro de uma autora crista que lida com pessoas com problemas com obesidade, anorexia e bulimia. Pra quem nao conhece a Cristo ou e novo na fe, e um livro que te explica como Deus pode estar envolvido nessa parte da sua vida e te da bastante versiculos. O livro nao e sobre uma dieta e nao tem um plano alimentar, provoca mais o seu pensamento, seu espirito pra estar mais dependente de Deus. Gostei da leitura apesar de nao pretender seguir tudo o que o livro indica. As vezes e bom ler pra se manter animada nessa jornada a saude.

Hoje esta chovendo a bessa, e essa area dos EUA precisa de chuva mesmo, ainda mais com tanta gente plantando legumes e verduras pro verao e outono. Nos pretendemos plantar umas coisas esse ano, o que ajuda nos gastos no supermercado. Bem por enquanto e so. Um abraco e boa semana!!!

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Alcancando Objetivos

Esse fds foi bem diferente. Eu e o bebe nao fomos na igreja, resolvi tirar mais um domingo de folga com ele. Enquanto ele dormia eu li uns livros. Um dos livros que li chama-se Live your life for half the price' ('viva sua vida pela metade do preco'). Comprei esse livro por 4 dolares ha uns anos atras. Um dos capitulos que sempre releio e sobre roupas. A autora diz que nos usamos 20% das roupas do nosso guarda roupa, os outros 80% ficam la sem ser usadas, muitas ainda com etiqueta e tudo. Gracas a Deus perdi bastante peso e continuo a perder depois do parto, mas ainda nao da pra caber nas roupas que eu estava usando no verao passado. Resolvi seguir o conselho da autora e realmente ver o que tenho, o que posso usar, e fazer planos para o que comprar no futuro. Meu objetivo e entrar nas minhas roupas em vez de comprar um monte de coisas grandes. Empacotei as roupas de gravida para o inverno; provei minhas calcas pra ver se algo ainda cabia (tem umas que cabem mas nao fecham na cintura – ainda estou me recuperando!) e resolvi continuar vestindo minhas calcas de gravida; resolvi doar umas roupas e bijoterias e acabei arrumando o nosso guarda-roupa e armario todo. Estavamos pra fazer isso ha muito tempo, entao foi otimo ter feito esse ‘projeto’. Entrei em um grupo pra maes e bebes semana passada. As professoras (que tb sao enfermeiras) nos disseram pra daqui a um mes comprar umas roupas que nos caibam pra gente nao ficar depre. Enquanto vc estiver ‘no meio’ vc nao cabe nas roupas de gravida nem nas suas, entao e bom comprar umas roupas que te caibam pra vc se sentir melhor. Meu marido me disse isso muito antes de eu ter ouvido na aula (rs), ele quer porque quer que eu compre umas coisas novas, entao se Deus permitir daqui a um tempo a gente compra. 

Essa semana vou comecar a fazer exercisios. Outro plano e de entrar na academia, mas com o verao, e bom caminhar e treinar do lado de for a. Assim que ficar frio a gente faz esse investimento, mas vamos ver. Ano passado foi interessante observar que nos dias de sol a academia ficava vazia e o lago da cidade ficava lotado de tanta gente (cachorro e crianca tb) caminhando e correndo! 

O meu bebe esta bem. Ele completa 3 semanas na quarta-feira. Ele come mais e dorme como muito recem-nascido. Ontem descansei qdo ele estava dormindo, hoje vou fazer o mesmo apesar de querer completar mais um ‘projeto’. Eu e o meu marido compramos decoracoes de natal na promocao no inicio de Janeiro. Compramos muita coisa boa, mas como sempre, o negocio e vc encontrar lugar pra guardar tudo. Depois de ler o livro tive a ideia de usar um bau que temos na sala. Nao tem muita coisa dentro e tenho certeza que ninguem nunca vai saber o que esta ali. Nos tentamos nao comprar muito bagulho porque nao tem necessidade de carregar tudo durante mudancas e etc. Outra bencao e que ja que a minha vizinha esta me ajudando com a limpeza da casa, eu tenho tempo pra esses outros projetos. Deus e bom!

O plano ‘alimentar’ pra hoje e comer bastante legumes e verduras com moderacao. Ah esse fds fiz um gratinado de frango pro meu esposo mas acho uque ele nao AMOU. Eu achei a receita no Tudo Gostoso. Ficou bom e acho que vou usar a receita de novo pra quando tiver potluck aqui, uma daquelas refeicoes que cada um traz um prato. Ainda estou planejando fazer arroz de forno, mas tudo depende de qto tempo eu tiver depois que o bebe estiver dormindo e eu estiver descansada (rs). Qdo fui ao Mercado comprei uma pizza e um outro prato que e so vc colocar no forno e pronto. Estou tentao fazer minha vida bem mais facil. Um dia vou cozinhar tudo eu mesma, mas por enquanto estamos fazendo o que podemos. 

Continue orando por nos!!!

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