one and two and one and two and ...
Good morning BahBah
Good morning, Snow family. Here is your Monday ping.
Good Morning Bahbah.
YES!!
Morning everybody.
I'll try to keep an eye on things but I'm waiting for the claims adjuster and still tring to get the tree out of the bedroom.
http://www.worldisround.com/articles/111054/photo147.html
*woof*
Man, I like Tony, but that picture always makes me feel like I've got something hanging out of my nose.
Hello all, yet another glorious morning in Freepdom!
Tony sounds like he's pissed having a soar throat and I sense more vitriol towards the pinkos. I love it!
November 7, 2005
The Lord Is My Rock
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It turns out that we humans reason largely by means of our hearts and not by our heads. As French mathematician and theologian Blaise Pascal noted long ago, "The heart has reasons that reason does not know."
Poets, singers, storytellers, and artists have always known this. They use symbols and metaphors that speak to our hearts rather than to our minds. That's why their ideas penetrate where everything else has failed. And that's why we say, "A picture is worth a thousand words." Images remain in our minds when all else is forgotten.
David wrote, "The Lord is my rock and my fortress, . . . my shield and the horn of my salvation, my stronghold" (Psalm 18:2). He was thinking of physical elements that convey spiritual realities. Each picture expresses a deeper thought, linking the visible world to the invisible realm of the Spirit. David doesn't wander into definition and explanation, for explanation can blunt imagination. Each picture is left hanging in our mindsimages that evoke mystery, arouse our imagination, and deepen our understanding.
David wakes up what is hidden deep within us. It's good to think long thoughts about it. What does this mean to you: God is my rock, my fortress, my shield? David Roper
Faith bridges chasms that reason cannot fathom.
I have a question, sorry if it has been asked before. But the long jam background during the "woof" announcements is very cool. What is the the background musing during the "woof" announcements? I must download it from Napster!