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Posted on 07/01/2010 3:58:14 AM PDT by JustAmy
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Hmm.. youve had a rough patch.
I’d be all good with that dinner
I am sorry for your discomfort
Yark! That will get yer attention at 430 AM
The dinner sounds really nice.
The Splinters sound sucky
O M G, My!!!
Was there a spider in it?
Did you see it?
SHUDDERRRRRRRRR!
(((((((Hugs to All FRiends)))))))
Jaycee, your Nephew will be in my Prayers.
Goodnight, and God Bless.
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(((((((Hugs)))))))
(((((((Sleep Well in our God's Loving Hand)))))))
(((((((Sleep Well in the Hand of our King)))))))
You are a GREAT Hostess!
OMG! Yorkie!
My Poor Dear GF, YOU are surely under attack!
I am lifting you up in prayer RIGHT NOW as I type this!
In Jesus Name, Let a Hedge of protection be around my beloved Sister. Have an Army of Angels surround her and defend her against all enemies, both physical and spiritual. In Jesus Name we Pray! Amen
BREAKFAST TIME WAKE UP, THE FOODS HOT!
Today’s feast is from the State Diner (Ithaca, NY)
BREAKFAST ANYTIME
One Egg, Two Eggs
with Ham, Bacon or Sausage
with Canadian Bacon
with Steak Ball Tip
with Corned Beef Hash
One Egg Poached, Two Eggs Poached
with Ham, Bacon or Sausage
with Corned Beef Hash
with Canadian Bacon
Eggs can be cooked to your liking:
Over easy, over medium, medium hard,
over hard, sunny side up, scrambled and poached
Pancakes or French Toast
with Two Eggs
with Eggs & Ham, Bacon or Sausage
with Ham, Bacon or Sausage
with Eggs & Canadian Bacon
with Canadian Bacon
Chocolate Chip Pancakes, Blueberry or Raspberry Pancakes
with Two Eggs
with Eggs & Ham, Bacon or Sausage
with Ham, Bacon or Sausage
with Eggs & Canadian Bacon
with Canadian Bacon
American Cheese, Broccoli & Cheese Omlette, Cheddar Omlette
Feta Omelette, Greek Omelette
made with 3 eggs,
tomato, onions & feta cheese
Ham, Bacon, or Mushroom Omelette
with American Cheese
Mediterranean Omlette with gyro
strips, feta, tomatoes & onions
Mozzerella Omlette
Sausage Omelette
Sausage & Cheese
SD Meatlover Omlette with ham,
sausage & bacon
Special Omelette with swiss cheese,
bacon, mushrooms & tomato
Swiss Cheese
Western Omelette with onions & ham
Toast Plain
Bagel Plain
with Cream Cheese
English Muffin
with Cream Cheese
Cinnamon Toast
Assorted Muffins
Assorted Cereals
Orange Juice
Tomato
Apple
Grape
Grapefruit
Pineapple
Cranberry
V-8 Juice
Prune
Tea
Hot Chocolate
Milk
Chocolate Milk
Iced Tea or Iced Coffee
Lemonade
Soft Drinks
Milk Shakes: vanilla, chocolate, strawberry
May this day find you well and hearty, hungry for good food, good friends and the gift of another day under God’s kind eye.
Gee, even after a nights sleep I still feel this way this morning. Night full of strange weird dreams, not nightmares, just stupid weirdo ones. Heading for the eye doctor this afternoon. Fingers crossed that he will say the remaining cataract needs to be REMOVED (before 0’nazicare screws up our health care).
When young Kofi came home after Sunday school, his mother asked him what he had learned that morning. His quick reply spoke volumes: “Obedience . . . again!”
Although I’m many years older than Kofi, I agree that obedience to God is a lesson that we must, sometimes reluctantly, learn over and over again.
Oswald Chambers wrote: “The Lord does not give me rules, but He makes His standard very clear. If my relationship to Him is that of love, I will do what He says . . . . If I hesitate, it is because I love someone I have placed in competition with Him, namely, myself.”
When we are obedient, we show God that we love Him and have more faith in Him than we do in ourselves. Arthur W. Pink said that love is “a principle of action, and it expresses itself . . . by deeds which please the object loved.” To obey God means to relinquish what we want and to choose to do what He asks.
God requires the obedience of His followers, and Jesus placed great importance on it. He asked, “Why do you call Me ‘Lord, Lord,’ and not do the things which I say?” (Luke 6:46). And He issued this challenge: “If you love Me, keep My commandments” (John 14:15).
Thank you so much, ML! Your prayer worked, as it is so much better this morning. (((HUGS)))
Raspberry Pancakes? Now, that sounds wonderful! And, if it’s not too much trouble, I would love a little side cup of fresh raspberries, with real cream and sugar. (That’s what my Grandma would serve every morning of the summer!)
Thank you, Johnn!
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