Character Analysis: Hi Peeps

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Hi Peeps,

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"Take notice and become inspired by good people who take care of themselves, committing to their personal responsibilities to God, and proper treatment of others. They are living examples of love's possibilities." ~ Jon Barnes Treatment

I have learned to ignore what people say and focus of what they have done, what they are doing, and what they will possibly do, based on their character and obvious treatment of others. People who exercise their faith in practicing self improvement will change a little each day, showing great subtle progress. The eyes of God can see and measure this progress, because your can feel, observe, and follow the growth and harvest of true love being delivered in the lifestyle of responsible people.
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Your home life follows you to work, church, functions, schools down the street, and around the world. Your home improvement projects are quite public and noticeable to everyone.

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