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Posted on 11/30/2010 10:25:25 PM PST by JustAmy
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Going to be strange to write 1/1/11!
Looks like some mighty fine New Years Day eatin’!
My fonts aren't working (that was supposed to post in size 1)
Anyway - if he's a MAN - isn't he WORTH the wait?
JUST KIDDING!
LOLOLOLLL! ROTF! Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha!
Have you been sippin’ the bubbly? LOL
I’m fixin’ spareribs (baby-back), saurkraut, mashed potatoes and black eyed peas tomorrow. Same meal my grandma fixed every New Year’s Day, and the same meal I have cooked for over 40 years, every New Year’s Day.
How many you serving?
Oh oh. My date is finally here!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KI52MWSmWUY
(Guess this means I’ll see ya all tomorrow!) *Grin*
Night, all.
One - and whoever else shows up.....
Sweet dreams and enjoy your 'date'! (Give him a hug and tell him I'll see him very soon!)
HAPPY NEW YEAR Amy!
Yeah .. we made it.
Happy New Year, Teenie.
Have a great one!
Happy New Year every one...have fun dragging the graphic around..just grab it with your mouse and it moves all over the page. I had fun doing circles with it.
http://llerrah.com/happynewyearfun.htm
Awww so sweet, yorkie..Thank you!
A hotel in Singapore introduced an express buffet—eat all you can in 30 minutes and pay just half the price! After that experience, one diner reported: “I lost my decorum, stuffing my mouth with yet more food. I lost my civility, . . . and I lost my appetite for the rest of the day, so severe was my heartburn.”
Sometimes I think in our devotional reading we treat God’s Word like an express buffet. We wolf it down as fast as we can and wonder why we haven’t learned very much. Like physical food, spiritual food needs chewing! For those of us who have been Christians for a long time, we may have a tendency to speed-read through the passages we’ve read many times before. But in doing so, we miss what God is meaning to show us. One sure sign of this is when we learn nothing new from that passage.
David’s desire was right when he wrote in Psalm 119:15, “I will meditate on Your precepts, and contemplate Your ways.” That’s the way to treat God’s Word—to take time to mull it over.
Let’s not come to the Bible as if we were going to an express buffet. Only by meditating on God’s Word will we get the most value for our spiritual well-being.
Thank you and same to you!! :)
Depended what time zone you were talking about! :)
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