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Before I graduated in May, I started stinging bracelts as a de-stressor. When I started, I learned that it didn’t take me long to string a bracelet, and I got to use my creative side. It is a way to bring cute, stylish, bracelets without breaking the bank. Because I don’t know about you, but I love a certain brand of bracelets, but I also don’t have $60 to spend on one set of bracelets.

Then, I set a goal to pay for my grad school books. Little did I know, that goal would turn into paying for a very unplanned and unexpected surgery for the oldest. I am so grateful that I have the ability to still help provide {even if in a small way} while managing this circus we have going on over here.

All that to say, when you purchase from a small biz, it really does go towards kids sports, or doctor bills, or this fee, or that fee. It doesn’t go towards the next vacation home.

Thank you from the very bottom of my heart to all that have supported this journey. Stringing bracelets was never in the sites for me, but I am loving every minute of it.

I have received some inquiries regarding the varying prices of my bracelet stacks and why some are more expensive.

I aim to provide you with affordable bracelet stacks while earning a little extra for my Graduate school expenses.

Let me explain.

I string all these bracelets and do not purchase pre-made bracelets. The price of each bracelet stack varies depending on the type of beads and charms used. I use a lot of glass beads, which are more expensive. Additionally, the price of each set depends on the number of bracelets included.

I hope this clarifies.

-Kim

It's Saturday.

But Sunday is coming.

It’s Saturday.

A dark day. A day of grieving. Mourning.

The religious leaders pay another visit to Pilate.

They remind him that, before Jesus died, he told them he would rise from the dead after three days.

A request is made for Pilate to send guards to protect the tomb. They’re afraid Jesus’ disciples will steal his body and falsely claim he rose from the dead.

Pilate grants their request.

They arrive back at the tomb, seal it, and post guards to protect it.

But what they don’t know just yet is -

A stone can’t stop the rock.

It’s Saturday. But Sunday is coming.

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