"Ford VP: 'Change or Die' "--headline, Detroit News, Jan. 5 And to think... most robbers want BILLS. "Pets Losing Battle of the Bulge?"--headline, Reuters, Jan. 6 Must be the German Shepards. This is priceless
And that HC is why I loves ya!So well put, heck, you shoulda wrote the article! Loves ya back! I just fi
... cool! My daughter thinks the 80's were SO uncool. I take great pleasure in pointing out to her each fashion trend that seems even remotely a throwback to that time period. Hehe...
Ok... I don't know why it won't break that quote up. Hope you can decipher the code
I don't see what difference his race makes. I'm not sure why he's even petitioning for clemency. It seems to me, that if he's going to die anyway... why should he care? He says he's too old and too sick to be put to death.[/quote} Am I the only one that sees the irony in this? Maybe not irony... maybe it's contradic
This is so true...but Jesus would never hold the hand of a woman having an abortion. He would never walk a sinner to their sin...KWIM? He would tell her in love she is doing wrong, and then she would decide how to proceed but you can bet he wouldn't be in any way associated with her sin. Jesus did not conde
Thank you for a beautiful tribute to marriage... for the reminder that love is not just a feeling, but it's a choice -- a decision. God bless you both AND your marriage.
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TV, huh? You certainly didn't end up with June Cleaver for a mother, now, did ya! You are such an intelligent, beautiful, motivated, grounded girl (not as in discipline grounding... hehe). I have no doubt that whatever you want out of life, you're going to get it. Be sure that first and foremost your desire is to continue walking with the Lord.. that you want what HE wants for y
Got some woolies? I do! Just bought a new pair of wool mittens Saturday. You can borrow them <TD class="mb-Body-Qu
I'm reading a Catholic book on the Rapture or rather refuting it. It's called "Rapture." And I'm going over it chapter by chapter with my catholic girl friend. I guess it's the answer from the Catholic perspective for the "Left Behind" books. It's going to take alot of time cuz it's a very thick book. I guess it takes alot of wor
If you have time for Christian fiction...Frank Peretti is awesome. I heard a movie may be coming out of one of his books! COLOR me IN LINE! I read some of his stuff years ago. I was home, alone... scared the crap outta me! ROFL.. Haven't been back to it in ages, but I'd see a movie <img src="http://images.st
noah is adorable.i am wondering how he knew what a portal was. Spoken like a true sister. I think he probably heard of it through the Mario Brothers game or Nickelodeon... he says he doesn't know how he knows about them.
After you finish with the 'Problem child', Want to read a chapter to me? Sure... if you wanna move North. * *
It was so nice to hear that someone else has found the joys of reading; "Narnia", to their children. A few years ago I read it to my grandson, Jacob. It was a nightly event that we both looked forward to. Thanks for stopping by, Bob! We all look forward to it as well. We're about halfway through the first b
Hope you're feeling much better soon, MasonM. Your dinner sounds good to me... and easy. That's the best part!
Ahem....that would be me!! I was one that really liked it. It was alot of work, but it was a fixed amount of time and the discipline was good for me. I thought you did it with us. I wouldn't mind doing another sometime. Maybe in our group? Yes, I remember you liking it. <img src="../images/smiles/smile.gif"
... Sweet Lil Noah threw a fit?.. nooooo.. I don't believe it... I'm so glad you are all enjoying this together as a family HC.. Special time... ... sure is. Thanks for stopping by, trace!
We have an annual fair here and some guy comes to set a booth. He sells corn stoves. I've always been fascinated by this concept. Hmmmm... sounds good to me! Especially with the prices of fuel being what they have been this year!
((((((((((((((((((((((((((Doc))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))) I'll be praying for you, and for all in attendance.
Aaaaaaaaaaah... humor. Love ya, forever!!
Love you Tex. I see nothing weak in you. Ditto.... Double standards are everywhere, indeed.
I think it is great that you are reading that to them! But I had to laugh at your son! He is going to be a character as he gets older! He sure is... smart as a whip, too. As I tucked him in, I said... "So what do you think those rings on the table were? The ones that Polly touched?" "I
Was this before or after you found out he was sick? because if you knew this before.... Hmmmm... wouldn't you like to know? Do do do dooooo... do do do dooooo... *laughs* <TD class="mb-Body-Quote-Text"
What is it? Is it something ingrained in us that just HAS to assign blame? Does assigning blame really make us feel better about tragedy? I suppose it must. Sadly, I don't know that there is blame to assign in this case. I suppose the mine company could have shut down and refused to operate until all violations were fixed... but then the people would have been screaming about their income and the economy in Tallmansville, wouldn't they? Inte
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