The Kid.....#250!!
Posted on 01/07/2005 8:04:37 PM PST by MoJo2001
That is the funniest story! Thank you for your service! I'm still chuckling...
Send again...
as Tonk.
Seagulls make good target practice...
(kidding)
Ms.B
Sounds like trouble...I don't blame yer hubby fer yankin' the leash...LOL!!
FReegards...MUD
The Kid.....#250!!
Sweet Dreams MoJo! *H*
When I was in the ninth grade I saw Elvis in concert in Lubbock, Texas. He hadn't been on the scene for very long, but the auditorium was PACKED! My girlfriends and I made our way down front and stood right under the stage! It was awesome and we screamed our lungs out! A cop who was on duty asked me why we screamed so much, and all I could say is "I don't know--we just have to!" He was soooooo cute and just flirted with the audience. We were overwhelmed by him! *aaaahhhh*
Thanks! Nice beat!
Goodnight Diva!
Hope your stomach settles down...
Sweet dreams!
Ms.B
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Night Diva...
Goodnight Diva!
God Bless...
Much love,
Ms.B
LOL!
My FR buddy even tried to help me git another date... and I remain dateless ... All dressed up and no where to go... So I will watch for a live thread and follow along!
Ain't that the truth.... I spent so many hours keeping note cards and looking for stuff in the Library stacks....
Well there is report off Aussie Saturday Herald reporing some Brit econmoic dude claim that North Korea is thiss close of collapse economiclly I thought they already did
Guess this according to Aussie Age wire look like Cathoic charity has drop plans to open orphange in Indoenia because tidal wave orphans reason is Muslums community something about being orprahnge totally against in their version of Islamic society
OH OKAY
Heres another
Elvis has left the building....Rest In Peace
ROFL!!
Read: Genesis 25:27-34
For one morsel of food [Esau] sold his birthright. —Hebrews 12:16
Bible In One Year: Genesis 23-26
A story is told of a man who loved old books. He met an acquaintance who had just thrown away a Bible that had been stored in the attic of his ancestral home for generations. "I couldn't read it," the friend explained. "Somebody named Guten-something had printed it." "Not Gutenberg!" the book lover exclaimed in horror. "That Bible was one of the first books ever printed. A copy just sold for over two million dollars!"
His friend was unimpressed. "Mine wouldn't have brought a dollar. Some fellow named Martin Luther had scribbled all over it in German."
This fictitious story shows how a person can treat as worthless that which is valuable. That's what Esau did. Although he was a nice enough fellow, Esau was a "profane" man because he sold his spiritual birthright "for one morsel of food" (Hebrews 12:16). Only when it was too late to undo his wretched bargain did he realize that he had sacrificed the permanent on the altar of the immediate.
We had better be careful of the "bargains" we make in life. Our culture places a high price on what is worthless and throws away as worthless what is of eternal value.
Ask the Lord to help you discern what's worth keeping and what is best discarded. —Haddon Robinson
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