"I want you all to hear of a human interest story involving an 11-year-old boy and his cousin,
Marine Cpl Jeffrey Burgess, who died in Iraq on March 25, 2004.... PING!"
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/1164661/posts?page=89#89
Well I hope everybody having niceeeeee Fourth of july holiday
Well my plans are I be here in the moring and mostly don't worry you are on your own during daytime after certain time I am back
Well Aussie Saturday Herald reporting that Saddam is giving some what where he hid WMD they think might be in all place SYRIA
Also another report off Hareetz wire Los Angeles resident was stop at Tel Viv airport for try get into Israel and take part in Pro Palensein march in Israel
OH OKAY
Well I hope everybody having niceeeeee Fourth of july holiday
Well my plans are I be here in the moring and mostly don't worry you are on your own during daytime after certain time I am back
Well Aussie Saturday Herald reporting that Saddam is giving some what where he hid WMD they think might be in all place SYRIA
Also another report off Hareetz wire Los Angeles resident was stop at Tel Viv airport for try get into Israel and take part in Pro Palensein march in Israel
OH OKAY
bttt
BTTT!!!!!!!!
Read: Proverbs 17:17-22
A merry heart does good, like medicine. —Proverbs 17:22
Bible In One Year: Job 25-27; Acts 12
In a Better Homes and Gardens article titled “Laugh Your Way to Good Health,”Nick Gallo made an observation that echoes what Solomon wrote thousands of years ago:“A merry heart does good, like medicine”(Proverbs 17:22). Gallo said,“Humor is good medicine-and can actually help keep you in good health.”He quoted William F. Fry, M.D., who describes laughter as“inner jogging”and says that it’s good for a person’s cardiovascular system.
Comparing laughter to exercise, Gallo pointed out that when a person laughs heartily several physical benefits occur. There’s a temporary lowering of blood pressure, a decreased rate of breathing, and a reduction in muscle tension. He said that many people sense a“relaxed afterglow.”He concluded,“An enduring sense of humor, especially combined with other inner resources such as faith and optimism, appears to be a potent force for better health.”
Christians, above all others, should benefit from laughter because we have the greatest reason to be joyful. Our faith is firmly rooted in God, and our optimism is based on the assurance that our lives are under His wise control.
Don’t be afraid to enjoy a good laugh—it’s good medicine. —Richard De Haan
Thanks for the ping!