The Guatemalan Indians tell this old story. They teach that when you have troubles, share them with these dolls.
Before you go to sleep, you remove one from the box and tell it your trouble. One dollie for each problem.
While you're sleepin' the dollies will try to solve your troubles. Since there are only six dolls, you are allowed only six troubles a day.
I know so many folks who are in need of prayers these days. Sickness, job loss, financial problems and hardships are what many are facin' lately.
I continue to diligently pray for those in need.
Heck, talkin' to these dollies can't hurt either!
But six dollies won't cut it. More like a sh*tload of 'em would do.
(Hey, isn't that Dr. Phil on the left??)
Have faith folks! When things got you down... Remember to always look up. ↑
God Bless.
"Thank ya, thank ya very much."
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I like those little dollies and the message behind them. cute.
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awww, my tennis buddy Chris brought me a set of these Worry Dolls in a teeny little balsam box from one of his family vacations, maybe to Hawaii ?? I think they are just precious and always wanted to make some for others. Did yours come with a poem?
ReplyDeleteI love them - and they are so much sweeter than a "dammit doll" ♥
Oh, I used to have a worry pin... with dolls lined up on it just like that.
ReplyDeleteI love your post about the Pillsbury Dough Boy... gosh, I didn't know he passed ... :o) I knead to read that post every day... after listening to the news especially ... I see you found Glenn Beck.... isn't he great ! 5:00 on Fox news !
Hugs and Happiness...
Linda
Thanks for making my day !
Amen, Sister! We need to keep our eyes and our hearts fixed on Him. I hang my worries on the bedpost at night, and God shakes them out, dusts them off, works a little miracle and leaves hopes in their place!
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