The Official Weekend Singles Thread--July 14-16

(various sources) | 14 July 2006 | pcottraux; rzeznikj at stout

[rzeznikj at stout]

Ah yes, the wonderful 404...

[pcottraux]

[Maximus_Ridiculousness]

YEAH!!!!!!!

Like the shades.

[pcottraux]

He sings and dances, too. Most flowers can't do that.

[Maximus_Ridiculousness]

Looks like we scared everyone away again...

[pcottraux]

They just can't handle our amazingness.

[ThomasThomas]

Now if it were a catus dancing you should run out of the room? Right.



Spiders!

[Maximus_Ridiculousness]

Eeeeeek!

[Maximus_Ridiculousness]

Hey Philly Will. I am POOPED. I am going to hit the sack. I spent most of the day out in the hot sun today and I am really starting to feel it.

Adios Muchacho! Asta la bye bye. See ya manana. And all that jazz.

Have an easy day at work tomorrow.

[pcottraux]

Yeah, I was just about to say the same.

Arrrrr!!!!

[snugs]

In Britain we tend to have waffles for dessert with fruit and ice cream and sometimes some sort of sauce over them; though they are becoming more popular for breakfast.

[snugs]

I prefer less sweet waffles either made with little or no sugar and just buttered if eating on their own.

If the Belgian type still do not like too sweet as the chocolate sauce is overly sweet.

If eating with ice cream and fruit also prefer non sweet but will go for just a little sugar.

The dipper ones are perfect especially at present when trying to loose some weight because I make up eight have 3 give 5 to dad and I have only consumed 225 calories plus whatever fruit I have - give ice cream a miss. So a nice fairly low calorie dessert.

[rightwingintelligentsia]

Thanks for the reminder Dolly. And AAC--as Joan Rivers would say--"We need to talk."

[rightwingintelligentsia]

Good morning, snugs. (Or good afternoon?) All this talk of waffles is making me hungry!

[DollyCali]

Have a Beautiful LORD"S DAY!

See you all later tonight!

[The Mayor]

July 16, 2006

My People

READ: 1 Peter 2:1-10

[We] are now the people of God. —1 Peter 2:10

A little girl was being punished for bad behavior, and her parents were making her eat dinner by herself in the corner of the room. They paid no attention to her until they heard her pray part of Psalm 23: “I thank You, Lord, for preparing a table before me in the presence of my enemies.”

A cute story, but our families can sometimes feel like our enemies when they aren’t exactly what we want them to be. Even our spiritual family at church lets us down occasionally. But by changing our focus we can learn to give up the naïve idea that others will always meet our lofty expectations.

Instead of focusing on others, we can find hope in the truth that we are one of God’s very own children through faith in Jesus (1 Peter 2:10). He has chosen us and “made us His own special people” (v.9). The Lord has brought us into His family, and we can be sure that our relationship with Him will never be severed. He’ll never treat us as an enemy.

When others let us down, instead of giving in to discouragement let’s change our focus and remind ourselves that we who have put our faith in Jesus are God’s children—cherished and cared for by Him. —Anne Cetas

Christian, are you disappointed
With the world and all around?
Turn your eyes from earth to heaven,
Where true joys may all be found.  —Anon.

when others let you down, look up.

Bible in One Year: Bible in One Year:   Psalms 16-17; Acts 20:1-16

[Nowhere Man]

When taking the SAT, write "Chuck Norris" for every answer. You will score over 8000.

Dang, if I knew that in '84, I could have been accepted at Carnegie Mellon. B-)

"Good news: Chuck Norris' tears cure cancer. Bad news: Chuck Norris never cries."

[Nowhere Man]

Anyone here a Tony Stewart, Michael Waltrip, or Mark Martin NASCAR fan?

Tony Stewart and Maike Waltrip are cool along with "Little E" but I tend to route for Denny Hamlin, I work for the company that sponsors him. B-)

[rzeznikj at stout]

LOL

[RockinRight]

Hey Dolly!