(((HUGS))))
Posted on 03/01/2014 11:43:41 AM PST by JustAmy
LOL, for a minute I thought you meant the Ladybugs come to see you... I have one bedroom upstairs that Ladybugs manage to get in all the time. Old house and they’ve found some tiny opening in the screen and window somehow!
Yes, my daughter said not to worry about a thing - but I still do. HUGS to you sweet Meg!
;o)
I really know they mean it... not to fret over untidy ..but I hate it when I am not up to getting things looking good in the house.
That’s Too Cute!!
Thank you, Amy
Hope you enjoy your weekend.
Thanks, Meg.
Wishing you a relaxing and blessed weekend, too. Marissa and I are going to a baby shower tomorrow afternoon.
We should have a fun day with lots of family.
Sounds great!
Sounds like a plan!
I also have some chicken I can boil up for soup!
Have you tried Advil Cold & Sinus (for the daytime - antihistamine and decongestant, plus Advil for the sore throat) and Benadryl at night? This is my standard regimen :) Well, this, chicken soup and sleep.
Hope you’re feeling better, soon.
I thought those cupcakes looked good enough to eat!
Enjoy the weekend.
Thanks for the tip!
(And your prayers!)
How adorable! Hope you’re having a wonderful Friday afternoon, MEG!
I love ladybugs! Thanks, Amy!
I am being totally lazy...LOL
Thank you...Sweet Dreams
Sleep well, MEG. :)
Read: Revelation 22:7-21
A “COMING SOON!” announcement often precedes future events in entertainment and sports, or the launch of the latest technology. The goal is to create anticipation and excitement for what is going to happen, even though it may be months away.
While reading the book of Revelation, I was impressed with the “coming soon” sense of immediacy permeating the entire book. Rather than saying, “Someday, in the far distant future, Jesus Christ is going to return to earth,” the text is filled with phrases like “things which must shortly take place” (1:1) and “the time is near” (v.3). Three times in the final chapter, the Lord says, “I am coming quickly” (Rev. 22:7,12,20). Other versions translate this phrase as, “I’m coming soon,” “I’m coming speedily,” and “I’m on My way!”
How can this be—since 2,000 years have elapsed since these words were written? “Quickly” doesn’t seem appropriate for our experience of time.
Rather than focusing on a date for His return, the Lord is urging us to set our hearts on His promise that will be fulfilled. We are called to live for Him in this present age “looking for the blessed hope and glorious appearing of our great God and Savior Jesus Christ” (Titus 2:13).
Happy Saturday, Rus.
Thank you for being here with coffee and ODB today and everyday.
We appreciate you dedication in spreading the WORD.
BTTT
Over the top!!!
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