[WayzataJOHNN]

Breakfast time, so glad to see you all here and hungry!

BREAKFAST

BELGIAN WAFFLES
With sausage, toast, and a side of fruit

CRAB CAKES W/ HOLLENDAISE GLAZE
Each cake is pan seared in butter and topped with a hot glaze of creamy hollandaise
Served with hashbrowns, toast, and fresh fruit

BREAKFAST FILLET W/ ONIONS AND MUSHROOM
7 oz. steak lightly seared on the grill, cook just right and served with an onion and mushroom gravy. Toast, hashbrowns, and a side of pancakes

THE GRUMPY TRUCKER
Eggs over easy, hashbrowns, toast, three bacon, and three sausages, three pancakes

COFFEE, MILK, TEA, JUICES
TOAST
HASHBROWNS
AMERICAN FRIES
EGGS (Your way)
OMELETS (Pick your choice of stuffing’s)
CINNAMON ROLLS
CARMEL ROLLS

VIEW OUT AN ODD WINDOW


May the peace of this morning fill you, and sustain you through the day.

[The Mayor]

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The Penny Syndrome
April 11, 2011

The penny has been called the most despised unit of US currency. Many people will not bother to pick up a one-cent coin if they see it lying on the ground. But some charities are finding that pennies add up to significant sums, and that children are generous givers. As one participant said, “Small contributions can make a huge difference.”

The Bible account of David and Goliath describes a seemingly insignificant person whose confidence in God was greater than any of the powerful people around him. When David volunteered to face the giant Goliath, King Saul said, “You are not able to go against this Philistine” (1 Sam. 17:33). But David had faith in the Lord who had delivered him in the past (v.37).

David did not suffer from “the penny syndrome”—a sense of inferiority and helplessness in the face of an overwhelming problem. If he had listened to the pessimism of Saul or the threats of Goliath, he would have done nothing. Instead, he acted with courage because he trusted God.

It’s easy to feel like a penny in a trillion-dollar deficit. But when we obey the Lord in every circumstance, it all adds up. Collectively, our acts of faith, large or small, make a big difference. And every penny counts.

 

It matters not how large or small
Your faith may seem to be;
What really counts is whom you trust
In life’s uncertainty. —Fitzhugh

Courage will follow when faith takes the lead.

Read: 1 Samuel 17:32-37

The Lord, who delivered me from the paw of the lion . . . , He will deliver me from the hand of this Philistine. —1 Samuel 17:37

Bible in a year:
1 Samuel 17-18; Luke 11:1-28

[tiapam]

Good morning, Wayzata! I’ll place my order before I feed the dog (who is barking at me:)! Belgian Waffles and coffee, please!!
Could I have a table by the window, so I can watch the duck’s? Thank you!

[yorkie]

Oh do those crab cakes sound wonderful! (And since it’s a ‘cyber’ breakfast - there are no allergy restrictions!)

After breakfast, I would love a quiet row on the water....

[oldteen]

Good morning, John!

Love the window scene this morning.

I'll have the Belgian Waffle with butter just a wee bit of powdered sugar and the fruit, please! :)

[JustAmy]

Good morning, JOHNN. I love this peaceful setting for our breakfast. Thank you.

I’ll have two scrambled eggs, toast and coffee.

Wishing you a delightful Monday.

[MEG33]

I hope you have a breakfast Filet left for me! I could just sip a cup of your great coffee and admire the view, though.