Amy's Place ... Poetry and Potpourri ... January - December, 2022

1-01-2022 | The Mayor; Luvie; JustAmy

[luvie]

Nighty-night! Hope you and hubby continue to improve!

[Kitty Mittens]

I'm Sorry to Hear you and your Husband have Covid, Dear Conservative Party! It's Going Around Everywhere Now, and my Relatives had it November-December. If there is a Monoclonal Antibody Infusion Center in your Area, that would be an Important Option in the Arsenal to Treat Covid.

Will Check Out Dr. Zelenko's Supplements So I can Order them.

(((((Hugs and Prayers, Sweet FRiend)))))

[TheConservativeParty]

Hi Kitty, I have been doing Dr. Zelenko Protocol with ivermectin. I credit him with my minor symptoms and fast recovery time.

His personal website has the treatment info: www.vladmirzelenkomd.com

He wants everyone to know what to use, even if one does not buy his handy all-in-one supplement. It has quercetin rather than ivermectin, which functions the same way.

I am using store bought vitamins plus horse paste ivermectin.

(I avoid hospitals)

His website for that is www.zstackforlife.com

good night
😇

[The Mayor]

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Monday,
January 17, 2022

Brave Your Storm

Read: Hebrews 12:1–3, 12–13

[Fix your] eyes on Jesus, . . . so that you will not grow weary and lose heart. Hebrews 12:2–3

It was the evening of April 3, 1968, and a fierce thunderstorm was lashing through Memphis, Tennessee. Weary and feeling ill, the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. hadn’t intended to give his planned speech in support of the striking sanitation workers at a church hall. But he was surprised by an urgent phone call saying a large crowd had braved the weather to hear him. So he went to the hall and spoke for forty minutes, delivering what some say was his greatest speech, “I’ve Been to the Mountaintop.”

The next day, King was killed by an assassin’s bullet, but his speech still inspires oppressed people with the hope of “the promised land.” Likewise, early followers of Jesus were uplifted by a stirring message. The book of Hebrews, written to encourage Jewish believers facing threats for their faith in Christ, offers firm spiritual encouragement to not lose hope. As it urges, “strengthen your feeble arms and weak knees” (12:12). As Jews, they would recognize that appeal as originally coming from the prophet Isaiah (Isaiah 35:3).

But now, as Christ’s disciples, we’re called to “run with perseverance the race marked out for us, fixing our eyes on Jesus, the pioneer and perfecter of faith” (Hebrews 12:1–2). When we do so, we “will not grow weary and lose heart” (v. 3).

Certainly, squalls and storms await us in this life. But in Jesus, we outlast life’s tempests by standing in Him. — Patricia Raybon

How do you respond to life’s spiritual storms? As you look to Jesus and His promises, how does He encourage you?

Jesus, You calm every spiritual storm. When tempests rage, speak peace to my soul as I put my hope in You.

Bible in a year: Genesis 41–42; Matthew 12:1–23

[luvie]

Happy Monday Madness!

[left that other site]

happy Monday!

Not nearly As Much "Madness" As Was Expected!

(((HUGS)))

ML/LTOS

[luvie]

Indeed, I saw on the Boston Harbor webcams that it is actually a beautiful clear day...at the moment. :) Yay!

[TheConservativeParty]

Hi there! Doing pretty well here. Husband is showing improvement on symptoms and return of usual occasional grumpy attitude. I said “well I guess you are better!” 🙃 I have a bit of a croaky throat but still very grateful I didn’t get very ill. I am not going to see the horse Tuesday, even though I really only “see” her. Thursday will only be 10 degrees so can’t ride in that weather. 🥶 Will stay home until next week. Sure am getting a lot of rest. Sleeping much better than usual because rona makes one tired. True.

Have a great evening

😇

[luvie]

I’m so glad that y’all are recovering nicely and hope this continues! Just try not to do too much at once and have a relapse. Tell grumpy you’ll withhold his meds if he doesn’t straighten up and fly right. LOL!

Prayers have been answered!

[Kitty Mittens]

I'm Thankful you are Both Feeling Better, Dear Conservative Party! Thank you for the Link to Dr. Zelenko's Website. I will Study it and Place and Order with him this Week.

Thank you to Everyone for the Daily Pics & Pings.
(((((Hugs, and God Bless)))))

[TheConservativeParty]

I should get my stuff from Dr.Z on Tuesday.
One can buy the separate ingredients for less money, but he has helped me so much I want to support his good work.

If you have a chance to get “Bimectin” brand ivermectin (www.bigdweb.com will get it back in stock someday) , that particular brand is apple flavored and looks like thick honey. It tastes vastly better than white ivermectin.

If you have ivermectin, then it is easy to get the D,C, and zinc at Walgreens.

If I ever get infected again I will use ivermectin, D,C, and zinc again.

I will use the Dr.Z pills to be sure we both got rid of the virus.

I don’t want any surprise lung issues later.

good night
⭐️💫🌟🌙

[left that other site]

Stay warm, and GET WELL!

[The Mayor]

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Tuesday,
January 18, 2022

Love’s Greatest Gift

Read: Isaiah 53:1–6

We all, like sheep, have gone astray. Isaiah 53:6

My son Geoff was leaving a store when he saw an abandoned walking frame (a mobility aid) on the ground. I hope there isn’t a person back there who needs help, he thought. He glanced behind the building and found a homeless man unconscious on the pavement.

Geoff roused him and asked if he was okay. “I’m trying to drink myself to death,” he responded. “My tent broke in a storm, and I lost everything. I don’t want to live.”

Geoff called a Christian rehabilitation ministry, and while they waited for help, he ran home briefly and brought the man his own camping tent. “What’s your name?” Geoff asked. “Geoffrey,” the homeless man answered, “with a G.” Geoff hadn’t mentioned his own name or its uncommon spelling. “Dad,” he told me later, “that could have been me.”

Geoff once struggled with substance abuse himself, and he helped the man because of the kindness he’d received from God. Isaiah the prophet used these words to anticipate God’s mercy to us in Jesus: “We all, like sheep, have gone astray, each of us has turned to his own way; and the Lord has laid on him the iniquity of us all” (Isaiah 53:6).

Christ, our Savior, didn’t leave us lost, alone, and hopeless in despair. He chose to identify with us and lift us in love, so that we may be set free to live anew in Him. There’s no greater gift. — James Banks

Where would you be without Jesus? How can you be His hands and feet for someone in need?

Thank You, Jesus, for coming to rescue me. Help me to join in Your search-and-rescue mission and to share Your love with someone who needs You today.

Read Remade in the Image of Jesus .

Bible in a year: Genesis 43–45; Matthew 12:24–50

[luvie]

Happy GratiTuesday!

[luvie]

Ping to #234..because I got in a hurry. LOL!

[The Mayor]

Amen! I would love to be near the ocean vs 3 feet of snow

[luvie]

I know huh. I saw your pictures on FB. Yikes! You really got slammed by this last storm! Stay warm!

[The Mayor]

Yes we sure did

[left that other site]

Happy Gratituesday!

I Am Grateful For Automatic Oil Delivery on a Cold January Day!

(((HUGS)))

ML/LTOS

[TheConservativeParty]

OK, send one of those pups my way!