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Posted on 12/07/2007 6:00:01 PM PST by AZamericonnie
Evening Kathy. Hugs...
Got snow?
Evenin’TAS! *HUGS*
I am doing well,just a little tired from another hectic day at work.
~~Tunes For The Troops~~ |
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Hiya Taz,
How’s that French forum working out for you at DU? :)
Im ready for winter. When its 80 in Dec all I can think is what will Aug be like?
Is Al Gore right?
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**C&C Music Factory ~ Gonna Make You Sweat**
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Evening Tas.{{{HUGS}}}
oh, my!!! I'm going to have a long weekend listening to those.
I'll have to look for them on the Internet and download them -- at least the older ones in public domain, for sure.
I have to check. I remember something that I own that had the distinctive voice of Paul Frees in it, probably as Santa . . .
It's also about time to dig out my copy of "A Christmas Carol" for the car. It's not really the book -- it's Patrick Stewart's one-man show, which was essentially a Reader's Theater kind of performance. It's a shame that he doesn't still do it!
They are a total H00T!
It went surprisingly well. I finished my matching by 5p yesterday, so was able to help my cubbie mate match hers today as she did stuff I hate to do. It was a perfect exchange. d:o)
Good evening, Meg.
Getting squeezed is good.
Hee-hee! Thanks for the prayers...I will certainly need
them in the weeks to come!
Evening Randy.
Thanks for the tunes.
Hug
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December 8, 2007
READ: Hebrews 12:12-17
Looking carefully . . . lest there be any . . . profane person like Esau, who for one morsel of food sold his birthright. —Hebrews 12:15-16
Have we “sold out” the way Esau did? (Heb. 12:16). Has the lure of wealth, power, prestige, position, security, style, or the approval and praise of others led us to barter away God’s riches for a single meal?
Esau sought to change his father’s mind and gain the inheritance he had forfeited by his duplicity, but he could not set right the damage he had done. He had to live with his decision. Neither can we turn back the clock and undo the wrong we have done to ourselves and to others.
Although the past is irrevocable, there can be a new day before us, filled with new chances, new opportunities, and new expectations. God will not redo the past, but when we repent He can and will forgive us and set us on a new path.
The Lord can give us opportunities to show how we have truly repented of the decisions of the past and how much we long to serve Him in the decisions to come. He will never mention the deeds by which we’ve shamed others and ourselves; they are forgiven and forgotten forever.
God will give us a place to begin again—to love, to serve, to touch others profoundly and eternally for His sake. This demonstrates the greatness of our heavenly Father’s forgiving love to us.
Thanks Lauren.
So far I still have my sanity,I am just bone tired.:)
I’m giving up sanity for my New Years Resolution.
It interferes with my sleep.
Yup, unless its the Mob. :0(
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