“Moderate your tone, dear!” 1 Peter 3 has a lot to say about the use of our tongues.
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Some time ago, while attending my monthly networking group, my ears were pierced by the raucous laughter of three women. I can’t rightly say young women, for I couldn’t judge how old they were. By there appearance you’d say late 20s, by their vocals–> you’d say 12. As the evening progressed, so did their volume. To spare my near-bursting ear-drums I ventured to the other side of the room, where the decible level was contained to a dull roar.
All night this proverb kept running through my mind: “the foolish woman is loud and boisterous, her feet rarely stay at home.”
There was one thing these girls were- and it wasn’t mysterious.
For some of you naturally quiet gals, this isn’t an issue, but for the rest of us, we can blow any attempts at mystery by loud-overblown conversation.
How to be Mysterious: Step 2:
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I’m glad the subject of ear piercing was brought up. Lv. 19:28 talks about, and against, body piercings and tattoos.