[JustAmy]

Thank you for coming by tonight. I'm happy that you enjoyed FOUND
I thought it was a very romantic poem to post on my 46th anniversary.

[Brad’s Gramma]

A man is not old when his hair turns gray,
A man is not old when his teeth decay,
But he's well on his way to the last long sleep
When his mind makes a date that his body can't keep.


Author DEFINITELY Unknown.



Posted under duress. With arm twisted. OUCH! LOL!!!

Have a great night's sleep everyone. Thanks, Amy, for the thread.

[leadpenny]

Oh my, Amy. Congratulations!

If I knew how to post with graphics, you'd be seeing HTML fireworks bursting in air.

[Diver Dave]

Happy Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. JustAmy

[The Mayor]

Happy 46th Anniversary !

. . . That which is done is what will be done, and there is nothing new under the sun. —Ecclesiastes 1:9

If life is a grind, use it to sharpen your character.

[The Mayor]

I had to post the whole thing today.

All of us are bound to repeat ourselves as we go about our daily routine. Time after time we eat, sleep, work, and clean up. We can lose our enthusiasm for life if "there is nothing new under the sun" (Ecclesiastes 1:9).

There is another way to view life, however. The world may be likened to a stage on which the drama of eternity is being unfolded. We are the actors. The sun rises and falls like a great curtain day after day, and every time we "repeat our lines" we make a decision. We either respond to the cues of our daily circumstances just to get our part over with, or we look at our role in life as a wonderful opportunity to know and enjoy the goodness and wisdom of the great Director (5:18-20; 12:13-14).

As we gladly participate in this repetitive activity, character is formed, faith is strengthened, hope is increased, and endurance is developed. Through the normal course of events, God is saying to us that there is more to our earthly existence than the meaningless round of duties.

Part of God's plan for us is that we yield to His guidance in ordinary events that occur over and over again. Repeatedly trusting the Lord throughout this month, this week, this day, and this hour is by far the surest way to make life routinely fresh. —Mart De Haan

[TexasCowboy]

A belated Happy Anniversary, Amy!
May you and your hubby enjoy 46 more!