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Monthly Archives: April 2007
Time with Abba I’ve been reading in Hosea, and just love the first part where it talks about his son Jezreel, whose name means “to sow,” meaning that Israel will be sown among the nations. So many times, people have … Continue reading
I allowed my daughter to bully me into taking her to the library again today (I think maybe that’s the third time this week) and picked up this book on a whim. The first few pages had me laughing out … Continue reading
Well, yesterday we got another wedding invitation, which we weren’t expecting, and today we got another graduation invitation, which we were. That brings the tally up to five weddings and two graduation ceremonies in May and June–no, only 4 weddings, … Continue reading
raising_eagles pointed me to a wonderful little gem at http://livingproofministries.blogspot.com/ and I decided it was too good not to pass along. Hope you’re encouraged by it. Count it a joy, Dear OneWhen life gets hard.God is doing something huge!He is also … Continue reading
Thank you, all who prayed and/or left comments. The time of self-focus has passed, praise God. Thought for the day: The solid Rock is sometimes covered by shifting sands, but under the sand, the Rock is always there. Take time … Continue reading
Do you ever just want to quit? I am fat and ugly, old and achy, grumpy and weary, not to mention ineffective, inefficient, incompetent, and insensitive. Does anyone else ever have days like this, or is it just me? My … Continue reading
Another quote: My kind of loyalty was loyalty to one’s country, not to its institutions or its officeholders. -Mark Twain, author and humorist (1835-1910) This one made me think of another issue that I’ve been in discussion about lately. I … Continue reading
While searching for something else, I came across this video. http://www.mercola.com/townofallopath/index.htm It’s clever and amusing. Now what does everyone think about its message? I have very mixed feelings about it all, but the feeling that most often rises to the … Continue reading
Quote for the day: Alas, after a certain age every man is responsible for his face. -Albert Camus, writer and philosopher (1913-1960) And I want mine to show laugh lines, not frown lines.
Continuing the thoughts of my last post… One comment gave definitions of Commission and Commandment as such: Commission= a sending or mission (to do or accomplish something). Commandment= something that must be obeyed. Which led me to a new question: Is a commission … Continue reading
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