Show's are starting. Grab the popcorn and get yourself over here! LOL
Posted on 03/30/2006 5:56:09 PM PST by beachn4fun
Yay!
1st?
Show's are starting. Grab the popcorn and get yourself over here! LOL
BTTT
Okay it was a cheap, easy way to be first. Thanks for the thread and all of the Canteener's(?) support!
Are you psychic or what? LOL
LOL.
See my other post.
Good evening and thanks for joining us.
Good try. But, nada!
LOL
Good evening, AAC
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Our Flag Flying Proudly One Nation Under God
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Lord, Please Bless Our Troops, they're fighting for our Freedom.
I pledge allegiance to the Flag
of the United States of America,
and to the Republic, for which it stands;
one nation UNDER GOD,
indivisible,
with liberty and justice for all.
Prayers going up.
LOL...it is all in the refresh/wrist action. (Must be done with a certain flourish.)
Good evening, Hope
How goes it?
I gues that my clicking finger needs to "get back on the juice".
LOL
Now I know the secret. I must not be loose enough in the wrist (wink)
I LOVED Baa-Baa Black Sheep....and the Corsair is my favorite WWII-era plane!
Great thread, Beachy! Missed you last week. (((hugs)))
Thanks for today's thread!
Evening, Hope. I look forward to that graphic every time you post it. It is just beautiful! Thanks for our pledge.
| March 31, 2006
"Clocky"
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A graduate student at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology may have helped solve the problem of oversleeping. For an industrial design course, 26-year-old Gauri Nanda created "Clocky," a foam-covered alarm clock with wheels, which runs away and hides before you can hit the snooze bar. A circuit board instructs small motors to move randomly so that the clock ends up in a new place every day. Before you can turn it off, you have to get out of bed and find it.
We say that "time flies," but a wise person observed that "time stays and we fly." Whether we rise early or stay in bed, we are being carried along by the mysterious force called time.
Each day, a fresh awareness of life's brevity can encourage our trust in God. The psalmist wrote: "Lord, make me to know my end, and what is the measure of my days, that I may know how frail I am. . . . Certainly every man at his best state is but vapor. . . . And now, Lord, what do I wait for? My hope is in You" (Psalm 39:4-5,7).
What do we need to accomplish today? Perhaps we need to begin an essential task, address a lingering issue, or work to restore a valuable relationship before we fall asleep and need to be awakened again.
Life is short, but our God is strong. —David McCasland
Don't spend time; invest it.
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