Amy's Place ... Poetry and Potpourri ... June, 2014

6-1-2014 | JustAmy; St.Louie1; MamaBear; Billie; Meg33, Friends

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Wearing Red on Friday!

And looking quite "Foxy" at it!

ML/LTOS

[trisham]

Well done, LUV W!

[luvie]

Thanks! Enjoy! Happy Friday! :)

[trisham]

Happy Friday to you, too! :)

[JustAmy]

Graphic by Billie (thanks, Billie)

Another busy Friday, but .... not too busy to support our troops.

Happy FRiday, FRiends.

Thank you for your wonderful 'Support Our Troops" graphics, music and comments.

Enjoy today and the rest of the weekend.

[Kitty Mittens]

Friday Hugs to All

[JustAmy]

Awww

Thank you for the adorable ‘Support Our Troops’ graphic.

Wishing you a lovely day, Kitty.

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Oh wow!

What a neat picture!

((((HUGS))))

[lonestar]

Three musketeers!

Weinie

[TheConservativeParty]

Hi Kitty, The dachshund on the far left looks like the one I was with today at my Gram’s house. He is 8 years old, and that lovely golden brown color. His name is Roscoe. He’s very sweet natured.

Dogurday is tomorrow! (no cats live here, just dogs!)

[Diver Dave]

Thank You for Our Troops Kitty and Amy.

Had a Dr appt up in Sacramento this morning with my ongologist/Surgeon today. I’ve been recommend for a carple tunule surgery but the information doesn’t warrant a surgical procedure at this time.

I’ve indeed suffered lose of muscle throughout my body but
it’s likely it was caused by my chemo therapy 2 + years ago.
Through chemo I lost a great number of hearing loss along with muscle issues in my arms and R leg.

Over the months ahead I will do what is necessary to relieve the pain and coordination with my nerve issue.

[Kitty Mittens]

Roscoe Sounds Like a Beautiful Dog, with a Sweet and Loving Heart. My Dachshund I had Many Years Ago was Very Gentle and Sweet like that.

(((((Hugs and Blessings!)))))

[Kitty Mittens]

I will Stand with you in Prayer in the Coming Weeks, my Brother in Christ, Asking for a Resolution for the Pain and Coordination.
My Heart is So Thankful for our Shepherd of Mercy, our Lord Jesus, Who Walks with us through these Fiery Trials of Earth.
I could not Make it through my Daily Back Issues without Him, and His Grace.

(((((Hugs and Love in our King)))))

[Kitty Mittens]

(((((Thank you for your Pings, my Dear FRiends)))))

Goodnight to Everyone, and God Bless.

[GailA]

Every time I see that graphic I think of the song 50 K names on a wall. George Jones
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dpBiVpSggNs

While there were actually 58,209, who died. I’m not sure if Lt Col Hal Moore’s men were among the official count as they went in before the actual decoration of war. They have their own panel I think.

la Drang was the first real battle. Nov 14, 2005 - Hal Moore, were dropped by helicopters in the Ia Drang Valley and were ... The story of these battles was later told by Lt. Gen. .... All laughed nervously when confronted with the cold statistics that measured a second lieutenant’s combat life ... Panel 3-East, of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington

Nineteen, by Taylor Hicks
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=N1QThsfyAqw

[luvie]

It’s a memorial one doesn’t forget about after seeing it. And we mustn’t forget those names on the wall and their sacrifices.

[The Mayor]

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Finding God’s Pathway
August 9, 2014

Read: Psalm 77:10-20

Your way was in the sea, Your path in the great waters. —Psalm 77:19

Bible in a Year:
Psalms 77-78; Romans 10

The Channel Tunnel opened on May 6, 1994, nearly two centuries after it was first proposed in 1802 by Napoleon’s engineer, Albert Mathieu. Today the 31-mile passage beneath the English Channel allows thousands of people, cars, and trucks to travel by train each day between England and France. For centuries, people had sailed across the Channel until this surprising new way to go under it was completed.

God planned an unexpected route for His people too—one we read about in Exodus 14:10-22. Faced with certain death, either from Pharaoh’s army or by drowning, the Israelites were near panic. But God parted the Red Sea and they walked through on dry land. Years later, the psalm writer Asaph used this event as evidence of God’s mighty power, “Your road led through the sea, your pathway through the mighty waters—a pathway no one knew was there! You led Your people along that road like a flock of sheep, with Moses and Aaron as their shepherds” (Ps. 77:19-20 nlt).

God can create roads where we see only obstacles. When the way ahead of us seems uncertain, it’s good to remember what God has done in the past. He specializes in pathways in any circumstance—pathways that point us to His love and power.

Thank You, God, for the miraculous ways
You have worked in the past. Help me to
remember Your power and faithfulness when
I can see only trouble and difficulty.

The God who created a way for our salvation can certainly see us through our daily trials.

Insight

In this lament psalm, Asaph writes of the sense of abandonment, the sleepless nights, the distress, and the anguish he felt when God did not respond to his cries for deliverance from his trials and suffering (vv.1-10). But then he remembered and recounted the mighty works God did for His people in the past (particularly His mighty deliverance at the exodus). When he reflected and meditated on who God is, he was assured of God’s greatness, goodness, and guidance (vv.11-20). Where God leads, He protects and provides (v.20).

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God makes a Way Where there is no way.

[The Mayor]

Amen!

[MEG33]

Happy Caturday~Dogurday Everyone

It's A Hot Time In Texas
Hope it's cooler where you are!
*HUGS*