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Posted on 01/31/2013 9:39:40 PM PST by JustAmy
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It’s been in the seventies all week here! Today we may be only at 67. I’m enjoying it while it lasts.
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Thank you for the video..and I did not know this..I passed him on the stairs of a motel in Austin in the 80s..He was amking a movie nearby and I was on a little vacation trip. Loved it.
I love your little precious bunny, Gail. There is nothing any sweeter!! Thank you for the cheeriness!
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Beautiful, adorable, precious, and a double blessing.
How fortunate is the family, providing for these two JOYS.
Thank you, geologist..They are such a blessing!
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What a pair of sweet little guys!
Happy Friday!
Off to work I go go go.
Thank you, ML..
*HUGS*
Hope you’re making beautiful music.
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Gail, thank you for posting this. What a tribute Willie gave to Kris - and what a tribute he gave to those who serve (and have served) our Country!
Oh, Meg!! What a TREASURE you have in those little guys! Thank you for sharing with us!
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Thank you, yorkie..They are Family Treasures..What joy they bring!
So Cute!
Made me smile!
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How precious those babies are, Meg! They must bring a lot of joy to their parents and all in the family!
I had to go out today and am just now getting to see the picture! It reminds me that they could be singing “Joy To The World”. Thanks for posting these bundles of joy!
The kids sounded great today!
I missed two weeks because of my illness, and it was music to my ears to get back to work!
Thank you, Dear FRiends, for the Pings and Posts.
(((((Goodnight, and God Bless)))))
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I tend to get stuck in my ways, so anything that diverts me from my routines and plans can be very annoying. Worse yet, life’s diversions are sometimes unsettling and painful. But God, who said, “My thoughts are not your thoughts, nor are your ways My ways” (Isa. 55:8), knows that He often needs to divert us in order to make more of our lives than we would have if we had stuck to our original plans.
Think of Joseph. God diverted him to Egypt to prepare him to rescue God’s chosen people from starvation. Or of Moses, who was diverted from the luxurious lifestyle of Pharaoh’s house to meet God in the wilderness in preparation to lead God’s people toward the Promised Land. Or of Joseph and Mary to whom the angel announced the most significant diversion of all. Mary would be with child, and this child would be called “Jesus, for He will save His people from their sins” (Matt. 1:21). Joseph believed in the bigger purpose that God had for him, surrendered to the diversion, and obediently “called His name Jesus” (v.25). The rest is wonderful history!
We can trust God’s greater plans as He does His far better work in the history of our lives.
Read: Matthew 1:18-25
Company arriving soon so am posting to many.
Thank you..They bring lots of smiles.
Your girls are precious. Now that they are grown are they close to each other? They sure were cute little ones. Thanks for letting us see them, potlatch. Do you have any more children? I had 2 boys and always wished I’d tried again for a little girl. Of course, I wouldn’t take anything for my sons. They have been great boys and helped me so much when their dad passed away and they still help a lot in the summer with the outside work.
Thank you for sharing your pretty twin girls, potlatch!
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