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Posted on 03/01/2011 1:23:44 AM PST by JustAmy
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OK - it’s Saturday night - and our shopping is done. When are we going to PAR-TAY?
Geeeeez........
My night is free...my dance card is empty...and I've got my drink in front of me! (Diet caffeine free Pepsi...pretty much just colored water! lol) Like a WILD CHILD, I like living on the edge! :)
I only ask one thing....PLEASE! Check the guys at the door for Polo cologne...lol. Allergies are killin' me and that stuff (if they even make it anymore) makes my head pound!
They also carry the milk I drink, so I usually always get it there. Its just about 6 blocks. I can get in and out and back home in 10-15 minutes. If I run in the big food stores, I always buy too much and sometimes I'm too tired to carry them in and put away but I have to anyway.
I will finish cleaning up the kitchen in the morning as I am worn out today. I may go to bed a little early tonight. Its 10:30 here now.
I’m too tired to par-tay tonight! Sure wish I felt like it. Ya’ll have a good time if you have your little night-time party. But this one has to turn in tonight. I told you it had been hectic since I got up this morning. Nothing serious, just stuff.
I’ll be ‘a-checking’ on ya’ll tomorrow....LOL!
Do you think something’s wrong with Amy? Or hubby or something?
Closest dollar store is 30 miles! But, when I go up the hill I most certainly do hit that store!
I pray there isn't!
Sweet dreams, jaycee!
See you tomorrow!
I have 3 different $ Stores fairly close-by and I like a lot of things about them. Their cleaning stuff is good. They carry name brands and cheaper brands. They have a cleaner that I love for a dollar. Its called Awesome Orange and is in a bottle sorta like Windex. Its good in the bathrooms and the kitchen. These stores are good if you need paper towels or toilet tissue quickly and don’t wanna go to the store, also Kleenex and off brands.
I’m turning in, dear ones. Have funzies...see ya tomorrow!
Nighty-night, JC! Sleep well - and if ya lay real still, you will feel the sprinkles of Angel Dust.........Sweet dreams!
LOL - that’ ‘livin’ on the edge’?
Aren’t I a ‘live dangerously’ kinda person? lol
That IS 'Sparkling Cider' in that glass, right? lol
Sorry!
Forgot to put breaks in my text..I have asked for this wide opening to be removed!
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Absolutely stunning Meg. Thank you & happy Lord’s day to you & all the AP folks.
Still on the mend health wise. Not a lot of energy and not getting much productive done along the way
hugs to all
Not long ago, our friends had a gathering at their house and invited a group of people who were all music lovers. Kevin and Ilse, who are both gifted musicians, requested that each person or couple bring a rock for a fire pit that was often the site for their evening musical jams. But they didn’t want just plain ol’ rocks. They asked that each one be marked with a name or date or event that indicated how or when everyone had become friends.
God felt that the Israelites needed a reminder of an amazing event in their lives. Although the Jordan River had been at flood stage, the Israelites had been able to cross over on dry ground because God had stopped the water from flowing (Josh. 3:13-17). Something similar had happened years before in an escape from Egypt (see Ex. 14:21-31). On this occasion, however, God instructed His people to build a memorial of stones so that in the future when children would ask about the stones, parents could remind them of the mighty hand of God (Josh. 4:23-24).
As God continually cared for the Israelites, He continues to provide for us today. What “stones of remembrance” will you use to remind your children, grandchildren—and even yourself—of the evidence of God’s might?
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