Posted on 05/03/2005 8:03:05 PM PDT by Spotsy
Uncleshag's Canteen Show
Pancake Wednesday Edition
5/04/05
VOL. 45
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"The Stars and Stripes Forever"
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I think Miss Spotsybelle has been cooking pancakes for us, yummy. . . dig in folks!!!
Prayers going up.
HI!
Good Wednesday, Spotsy!!!
Hiya, Mrs. Nooseman!!
Boysenberry syrup for you, Ma . . . . I'll be back shortly (have to chow in the kitchen)
Good morning!
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Good Wednesday, HopeandGlory!!
Prayers up!
Thanks, Spotsy, I'm starving......pancakes sound good. LOL!! See ya in a bit.
Thank you for pancakes on Wednesday Spotsy! *hugs*
The same principle holds true with spiritual fitness. While Bible dictionaries, commentaries, and other books are helpful, we can begin spiritual training with nothing more than the Bible and the guidance of the Holy Spirit. Paul urged his protégé Timothy: "Exercise yourself toward godliness. For bodily exercise profits a little, but godliness is profitable for all things, having promise of the life that now is and of that which is to come" (1 Timothy 4:7-8). It requires no money to study a Bible passage or memorize a verse. We don't need special equipment or materials to pray for a friend, give thanks to God, or sing His praise. We just need to begin where we are, with what we have, right now. —David McCasland
With exercise each day, So too, we grow more like our Lord By living life His way. —D. De Haan Godly exercise is the key to godly character.
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Thanks for this evenings show Unc...Looks to be a good one!
Thank You for today's thread!
Thank YOU for helping the Canteen
be such a nice place for our troops and guests.
PS Any spare pancakes for my kitties?
You will love the ending... oh yeah!!
Don't peek!
Hiya Spotsy. Thanks for posting Pancakes.
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Fitness advocate Jhannie Tolbert says you don't need a treadmill or specialized equipment to get a great physical workout at home. Tolbert uses a toolbox for stepping exercises, lifts soup cans to work his shoulder muscles, and employs other common household items in his daily training. He says you can stay fit at home using a low-tech approach. Other trainers agree and encourage people to use jump ropes, chairs, brooms, and even bags of groceries in conditioning routines. They see exercise as a matter of will, not wealth.