FReeper Canteen ~ Guest Military Chaplain ~ Cornerstone ~ Jan 29 2006

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Your Mental Attitude - Cornerstone

Waste of time is one of the most costly ex­penses on life’s ledger . . .
it can never be reimbursed.

Thousands of people would never have expe­rienced the bitterness and helplessness
of want if they had not first been guilty of WASTE.

There is a constant dissipation of thought and feeling, just as there is of physical energies. Each in turn exacts its heavy toll from us.

Dissipation of thought and feeling proves wasteful and ruinous to the mind and heart
the same process is equally as destructive to health and strength of the body.

As one man puts it: “Dreamy revelries, desul­tory reading, unregulated and scattering thought, plans formed without reason, or never carried out to wise results, are as truly dissipation of the soul as the wildest revelries and indulgences are of the body.”

Waste produces decay, stagnation, barrenness,
unproductivity, lack, ruin, destruction, want.

Wasting time on the job or money from our savings doesn’t make much difference…
both have the same end result.

Squandering or wasting time can never be accurately tabulated for us, but most of us are keenly aware of how destructive it can be and how terrifically costly.

YOU can do something about it by develop­ing the habit of thrift. By substituting thrift for waste, you will have made an extremely valuable forward step.

Cultivate this important thrift habit in all things . . . be saving of your time .. . on the job or off . . . saving of materials and equip­ment . . . on the job or off . . . thrifty with physical energies . . . thrifty with unregulated and scattered thinking. .

It will pay YOU big dividends in all direc­tions to cultivate this all-important habit of being thrifty with your time, energy, thoughts and material possessions. Learn to be careful in avoiding waste or dissipation in the small things and the larger ones will automatically fall into the same pattern.

It is entirely up to YOU during each day to calculate and control WHAT PRICE you want to pay for WASTE. We never fail because we are too thrifty in safeguarding our time, thoughts or physical energies . . . but because we are not thrifty enough.

[MozartLover]

Announcing the debut of my very own doll:

Thanks Star for creating her!!

[GodBlessUSA]

I meant to tell you, you look wonderful and very warm. :) I love your outfit.

[GodBlessUSA]

Excellent Mozart Lover! :)

[GodBlessUSA]

Another Fun song! :)

[Kathy in Alaska]

Songs for an informal afternoon!!

Roger Miller ~ My Uncle Used To Love Me But She Died

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[MozartLover]

That reminds me; been meaning to mention this: my friends call me Mozie.:-)

[GummyIII]

It got in the 60's here today!! It's now down to the 50's, but that's still warm! I think we are supposed to get cooler later in the week, but still warm for January/February!!

How are you? Still at work?

[trussell]

Thank you...it does keep me toasty warm, especially when I dance. :)

[GodBlessUSA]

Thanks Mozie! :)

[GodBlessUSA]

Hi Gummy :)
Enjoying a nice and warm January here too. It may be 51 degrees here tomorrow. I love it!

[Kathy in Alaska]

wh!!

MoJo.....#250!!
ms feather.....#300 and #400!!
Radix.....#450 o'clock!!

[MozartLover]

Snickerdoodles!! Yummy!!!!!!!

[Kathy in Alaska]

Lambert Hendricks & Ross.....very smooth. Thanks, ms feather.

[Kathy in Alaska]

This Old House....nice, Colonel.

[Kathy in Alaska]

Good evening, ML....look at you in all your pink. Thanks, Star, for the assist.

[Kathy in Alaska]

Still here. How far are you from Fort Myer in Virginia? txradioguy and family have now arrived at his new post.

[Soaring Feather]

Dang, I missed. I was out to lunch, Blonde you know.

How are you??

[Radix]

Are you simply being curious?

[Kathy in Alaska]

You and Sand can have some too.

[GummyIII]

Oh, about 300 miles. MoJo is close, though!! When I visit my girls in Richmond, I won't be but about 90 miles away. Maybe we could meet halfway 'tween! At Williamsburg, perhaps.