Oh, my gosh! I thought it was just MY keyboard that is missing it's letters. LOL. I have no i, e, o, m or n and my h is wearing off rapidly. Good thing I touch type and don't need them. My cousin went to use my computer when she was here recently and said "I can't use this keyboard...half your letters are missing!"
Very cute post, Billie. I'm sure everyone will have lots of fun with this one.
I am going to be out of town until Friday morning, so probably won't be posting much between now and then. Being as computer addicted as I am, I will, of course, have my laptop with me, so I will be able to check in occasionally when time permits. :-)
Great idea and presentation on a thread, Billie! Thanks so much for including me in your ping! What funny stuff!
LOL!! ;)
Good morning fellow computer addicts. My name is stopem and I am a computer addict. :)
Okay who's been talking to my Daughter? Even my Doctor will say "I am giving you a new med but do not look it up on the computer because you would never take it than" LOL, (all those side effects listed).
But it did bring all of us FRiends together!!
I have to say it's all my son's fault he got me started way back when on AOL, I remember staying up half the night because I was so amazed.My Mom bought my son his first computer at age 10 from radio shack he is now 35 and is now a computer tech.
Yup came a long way baby.
I look up everything I want to know on the net.
Good Morning Billie :)
This is funny. I guess I'm addicted because I know a lot of them too well. ;) Once in a while in regular email I'll write LOL and have to go back and delete them.
June 6, 2006
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God . . . has given us the ministry of reconciliation. —2 Corinthians 5:18
Everybody loves a family story, and today’s Bible reading contains one of the most well-known stories in all of Scripture—the Parable of the Lost Son.
Author Henri Nouwen, in his book The Return Of The Prodigal Son, suggests that all Christians, at some point in their walk of faith, are represented by each of the three main characters. At times we are the wayward child in need of repentance and forgiveness. At other times we are the big brother who wants to hold on to resentment and withhold forgiveness. But as we mature, we become like the father, whose highest desire is to have all his children reconciled.
Nouwen ends the book with these words: “As I look at my own aging hands, I know that they have been given to me to stretch out to all who suffer, to rest upon the shoulders of all who come, and to offer the blessing that emerges from the immensity of God’s love.”
What role are you playing in your family story? Do you need the courage to repent and seek forgiveness? Or do you need the compassion to extend forgiveness?
God has given His children the “ministry of reconciliation” (2 Corinthians 5:18-19). Now would be a good time to start.
Bible in One Year: Bible in One Year: 2 Chronicles 25-27; John 16
I was just thinking. There is absolutely nothing wrong with computer addiction. The trouble is with the blackberry phone addiction. I just heard hubby's cell phone again. LOL ;)
... {{{HUGS!}}}... 
BBL!!!
LOLOL And added to the misery of computer related life is the inability to add comments after reading posted articles from the Drudge Report! ARGH! Drives me carzy ;)
Cheers all, have a good safe day!
Funny thread, Billie! I hope you are having a good week.
Very cute! Thank you for the ping, sorry I haven't been here, too much work to do!