Of special needs children
deserves a beautiful lead crystal guitar trophy!
Posted on 04/30/2010 10:06:24 PM PDT by JustAmy
I’m sure I have some recent pictures. I will check out my albums. She was 10 last December. Growing up too fast!!
Yorkie, I bought you a “little” gift today, but I don’t know how to get it to you. Do you have a P.O. Box?
Private mail of course.
Amen!!!!
This post does not show up on my ping list. That makes me wonder if I have missed any others. :(
LOL
I’m not the administrator but I couldn’t resist.
Nan pinged herself. :)
Hugs ((( Nan )))
Hugs ((( Yorkie )))
Yeah, I was adding a post script to the previous post.
Oh, NOOOOOOooooooo! I’m SOoooooo embarassed! ROTF!!!
(I love being FRiends with a REAL detective!!!!)
LOL. Time for bed.
Good night, Nan. May you have a restful and peaceful sleeep tonight. (((Hugs)))
Goodnight, Dear Nan.
It is really great to be able to spend some time with you at Amy’s Place again.
Sweet dreams. May you have a peaceful sleep.
While a friend and I walked along the path of the former Berlin Wall, he told me, “This is one of those ‘never say never’ places in my life.” He explained that during the years when the Wall divided the city, he had made a dozen trips through Checkpoint Charlie to encourage members of the church living under continuing surveillance and opposition in East Germany. More than once, he had been detained, questioned, and harassed by the border guards.
In 1988, he took his teenage children to West Berlin and told them, “Take a good look at this wall, because someday when you bring your children here, this wall will still be standing.” A year later it was gone.
When Saul of Tarsus began to attack the followers of Jesus, no one could have imagined that he would ever become a disciple of Christ. “Never. Not a chance.” Yet Acts 9:1-9 records the story of Saul’s blinding encounter with Jesus on the road to Damascus. Within a few days of that life-changing event, Saul was preaching in the synagogues of Damascus that Jesus was the Son of God, to the astonishment of all who heard him (vv.20-21).
When it comes to God’s work in the most difficult people we know, we should never say “never.”
Since the libtards and the illegal invaders hate our Flag I have decided that at least 6 days a week I’d stick it in their face a little more...went on a shopping spree and bought 3 more Americana T-shirts to go with the 5 I bought 2 weeks ago. I have a red one on today, with a red, white, and blue flower the pedals look like flip flops LOL
Thats my awe for the day...sweet!
What a cute expression~! I'm going to steal it! LOL!
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