I was Reading Psalm63 this Morning, and Found a Cute Papaphrase of it:
"God, You're my God!
I can't get enough of you!
I've worked up such hunger and thirst for God,
Traveling across dry and weary deserts.
So here I am in the place of worship, eyes open,
Drinking in your strength and glory.
In your generous love I am really living at last!
My lips brim praises like fountains.
I bless you every time I take a breath;
My arms wave like banners of praise to you.
I eat my fill of prime rib and gravy;
I smack my lips. It's time to shout praises!
If I'm sleepless at midnight,
I spend the hours in grateful reflection.
Because you've always stood up for me,
I'm free to run and play.
I hold on to you for dear life,
and you hold me steady as a post."
Thank You, our Faithful and Loving Father, that You are Dependable and True. Your Love Never Fails! We Do Love You with All our Hearts. Thank You for Caring for us, for Providing for our Needs. Make us Like our Christ, and Grant us Forever and Ever with You. Through Your Grace Alone we Hope Upon God; we Lean Upon and Trust our All-Merciful God. In the Name of His Majesty the King, we Praise You our Lord, amen.
From Mr. Kayak,
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1753772/posts?page=529#529
We admitted Kay to the hospital again this afternoon so they can give her heavier doses of steroids to reduce the swelling in her brain associated with the excision of the tumor.
Kay has been experiencing lost motion on a gradually increasing scale since Tuesday and today we awoke to discover she has only about 10% use of her left arm. Therefore we went to the neurosurgeon for another CT scan and they confirmed swelling that was not being controlled by the lower doses of steroids she was already on.
The expectation is that she will be in the hospital through most of Sunday. We'll see.
Words are such meager tools for expressing the gratitude we feel for our friends and families as they reach out to and offer prayer for Kay and me. Again, Thank you.