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Amish ProverbsWe move forward, into thefuture, one day at a time.Patience is a virtue that carries a lot of wait.In autumn sunshine,prepare for winter’s cold.A task takes as long as it takes.Regrets over yesterday and thefear of tomorrow are twin thievesthat rob us of the moment.Enjoy today . . . it won’t come back.22Suzanne Woods Fisher, Amish Proverbs, expanded editionRevell Books, a division of Baker Publishing Group, © 2012. Used by permission.
TimeYou can’t make good hay from poor grass.Live each short hour with God and thelong years will take care of themselves.To master this life, spend time with the Master.This would be a wonderful world if peopleshowed as much patience in all thingsas they do in waiting for a fish to bite.Today has one thing in which all of usare equal: time. All of us drew the samesalary in seconds, minutes, and hours.23Suzanne Woods Fisher, Amish Proverbs, expanded editionRevell Books, a division of Baker Publishing Group, © 2012. Used by permission.
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Page 15 and 16: Time“We were never in a hurry,”
Page 17: TimeYou only live once, but if youw
Page 21 and 22: TimeIf you wish to be happy,we’ll
Page 23 and 24: MoneyThose who would have money are
Page 25 and 26: MoneyWhere there’s money, you’l
Page 27 and 28: MoneyYou get what you pay for.If yo
Page 29 and 30: MoneyIt’s not what you make but w
Page 31 and 32: MoneyLoving does not empty the hear
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