Greetings, everyone 🙂
This month’s scripture writing plan is a repeat of the one from July, 2020. The theme is freedom!
I’ve been so crazy busy this summer and with America turning 250 years old this year, it’s just appropriate to have freedom as our theme for this month, right? 🙂
I expanded my garden this year and it’s kept me busy getting it all set up; especially with the late start we got here in north central Ohio. The abundant rain really kept planting a late start this year.
Today, however, (and the past few days) I’ve been busy canning. I know it’s not the usual time of year to be busily canning, but my freezer was getting too full to add anything else. It’s a good problem to have, of course, but with (hopefully) a bigger harvest than I’ve had so far, I need the room!
I’ve been canning chicken drumsticks, chicken cubes, chicken broth, and ham and bean soup. I have a lot more to do, but the freezer is looking a lot better so far.
A few minutes ago I was lying on my driveway trying to remove the John Deere mower wheel so I can take it to get the flat tire fixed tomorrow (I tried two different tire sealants that didn’t work).
I got it jacked up and the cap off and was trying to remove this C-clip that holds the wheel on and got stuck. I couldn’t get that clip off for anything. Fortunately my neighbor kindly helped me. It took him a little while too and he’s a mechanic.
I HAVE to get my lawn mown though, so that was a priority.
Anyway, I hope you all are having a wonderful summer and enjoy this month’s plan!
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I’m so thankful that so many of you are enjoying and spiritually benefiting from these monthly scripture writing plans! I love putting them together for you knowing that you find them useful and uplifting! Use these passages to write out the scriptures and grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ! Click on the image below to pull up the full-sized PDF file for printing –>
I usually print these out on 28 pound white paper (or 32 pound paper is even better) and just stick them right into my planner or journal. The heavier the paper, the less chance it will tear out of your binder or planner by accident and helps resist bleeding or ghosting from your pens or markers. It helps the page turn easier too.
For planner stickers, etc: If you choose to print these out on full-size (letter) sticker paper, I use these here. They’re priced great and you can write on them easily. They are good enough quality for my needs. If you want a top-quality sticker paper look for these or clear vinyl ones here. (Though not all pens or markers will write well on the clear ones). If you don’t want to use sticker paper, you can print them on card stock or regular printer paper and glue them down. Honestly, the sticker paper is the most economical way, however for everyday planning stickers. Regardless of the type.
Going through a lot of ink printing out planner stickers? Do like I did and enlist in the HP Instant Ink program! I’ve saved so much money on ink since I did several years ago. They have different plans, but the one I’m in is the plan that lets me print up to 300 pages worth of ink for just over $11 per month. That’s regardless of the amount of ink on the page. I love printing out pictures on photo paper. I fit 4 4×6-inch photos on one sheet of photo paper. Imagine the amount of photos you can print at four pages per one page and the cost is the same for a full page of photo ink as it is for one dot. It goes by the page, not the amount of ink! You can choose lesser pages for a lower rate, but I do a lot of printing between coupons, planner stickers and other things. Click on the image here to check it out! –>
