Amy's Place ... Poetry and Potpourri ... March, 2012

3-1-2012 | JustAmy; St.Louie1; MamaBear; Billie; Many Friends

[MEG33]

Good Sunday Afternoon

Thank you for the kind words, Deo.
Wishing you a blessed Lord's Day

[Kitty Mittens]

Your Posts are So Beautiful, Dear Meg!
Thank you for the Blessings you Bring to us!

~Cedar Waxwing on the King's Ranch~

Though I Walk in the Midst of Trouble,
You will Revive me.
Your Right Hand will Save me.
The Lord will Accomplish what Concerns me;
Your Lovingkindness, O Lord, is Everlasting.

(Ps.138:7,8) comic sans MS

[jaycee]

Hope Everyone Had a Lovely Sunday!

[MEG33]

Good Sunday Evening

Thank you! You're welcome. Kitty..It's my pleasure.
Thank you for your lovely Cedar Waxwing and Psalm.
Wishing you a blessed Lord's Day

[MEG33]

Good Sunday Evening

What a luscious color! Beautiful jaycee.
Thank you!

[jaycee]

Lovely evening or early morning scene from the King’s Ranch, Kitty. You captured a great picture there!

I loved the scripture from Psalms, too.

Thank you....! (((HUGS)))

[jaycee]

I sure enjoyed all of your beutiful birds today! Wish I could remember to do those frames sometimes! I always forget until I view a few! I should have done that to mine as I wasn't happy with my table colors today! (I may try to do that bird of mine again and try it...LOL!)

[MEG33]

Thank you, jaycee..I love “bird” day.
Try it! I thought your frame was lovely, though.

[MEG33]

An Early Goodnight Dear FRiends

Thank you for coming by today and sharing your comments, blessings,
beautiful prayers, sripture, tributes, graphics, poetry, and music.
Healing prayers for all our ill and hurting FRiends
May you be blessed with a lovely evening and restful sleep.
May God Keep Safe Those Who Keep Us Safe

[jaycee]

I tried and it wasn’t a good graphic to do it with....it had too much dark background and didn’t show up well at all!

[MEG33]

Sometimes it works..sometimes not.

[Diver Dave]

Arriving late in the day but I just want to thank everyone for the beautiful graphics you’ve presented.

[Kitty Mittens]

Thank you, Dear Jaycee!
I was Thrilled when that Pic Came Out Pretty Well, because Most of the Bird Pics I Snap are Out of Focus, Lol.

I Love your Beautiful #243! The Frame and Pic are Wonderful.

(((((Thank you, my Sweet FRiend)))))

[luvie]

Had to work today, so I feel like I missed Sunday somehow! LOL!

Thank you for always being there for all of us! (((hugs)))

Nighty-night!

[MEG33]

Good Sunday Evening

Thank you for your kind comments..You are most welcome.
Wishing you a blessed evening

[ConorMacNessa]

Rest easy and may Angels guard thee ‘til morning!

Angels Guard Thee – John McCormack

Nos genuflectitur ad non princeps sed Princeps Pacem!

Listen, O isles, unto me; and hearken, ye people, from far; The LORD hath called me from the womb; from the bowels of my mother hath he made mention of my name. (Isaiah 49:1 KJV)

[MEG33]

Lovely...Thank you, Conor.

[Kitty Mittens]

(((((Goodnight, Dear Meg and All FRiends. God Bless)))))

[The Mayor]

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The Dalton Gang
March 5, 2012

The Dalton brothers were infamous outlaws during the late 1800s in the US. They started out on the right side of the law as officers. But then they followed a gradual descent into crime and became known for bank and train robberies. Their day of reckoning came when they tried to hold up two banks at once. Hearing of the robberies, the townspeople armed themselves and began to fire on the Dalton Gang. When the smoke cleared, Emmett Dalton was the sole survivor.

After serving 15 years in the penitentiary, Emmett was pardoned and set free. While in prison, he had come to see the error of his ways. So when he was released, he wanted to deter young people from a life of crime. Drawing from his own experience, Emmett wrote and starred in a film about the Dalton Gang in which he showed the folly of being an outlaw. In many ways, Emmett’s film was telling others: “Do not enter the path of the wicked” (Prov. 4:14).

In a similar way, when we have sinned but have genuinely repented and experienced God’s forgiveness, we can tell our own story. We can encourage others not to make the same mistakes we have made. James wrote, “He who turns a sinner from the error of his way will save a soul from death” (5:20).

If others learn from our mistakes, And it saves them from the pain That we ourselves experienced— Then it wasn’t all in vain. —Sper

When we learn from our mistakes, we are less likely to repeat them.

Read: Proverbs 4:10-19

He who turns a sinner from the error of his way will save a soul from death. —James 5:20

Bible in a Year:
Joshua 19-21

[yorkie]

JC, that frame is one of your BEST! The colors and style are PERFECT!

(So, no more fussing about the color - or I'll have to send you some cheese to go with that whine.)

(((((HUGS)))))