Posted on 04/06/2008 6:20:20 PM PDT by The Mayor
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HALL OF FAME #19 THE WEEKEND THREAD T.G.I.F. at the Finest |
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Your welcome! Thank you my FRiend.
That picture is mt desktop! I have had it there for a couple years. My daughter surprised me one day with it when I came home.
FR Mail coming in a minute.
Thank you Mayor!!
Your very welcome my FRiend, and Thank you!
Aw, Dolly, knew I could count on you, LOL!!! w00t!! Thank you.
I step away from the threads for a few and look what happens, wow. GO NAVY!!!!
*fanning myself*
Well, I do hope you had a good day dear friend!
I am about ready to hit the HOT bathtub. Worked out in yard about 6 hours after church & am sore & tired!
Woo-hoo! GO NAVY! If I weren’t a very married bear, I’d be expecting dita to share. ;-)
Why must I suffer disappointment, sorrow, and tribulation? What have I done that God should send me trials? Is He displeased with me? These questions are constantly asked by God's dear children.
Much of this fear and questioning is due to our misunderstanding of God's dealings with His own. He has His good reasons. And one of those reasons is for our spiritual discipline. We should be far more afraid of being left alone than of God's chastening, for He wastes no time on worthless objects that give no promise of fruitfulness.
On the shores of Lake Michigan are great barren sand dunes that have never felt the point of a plow. But in the rich lowlands beyond them, the farmer is constantly cultivating the soil. The farmer knows what he is doing, so he keeps on breaking up the soil. The deeper the plow works and the more the sharp harrow, the more precious the crop will be when harvest time comes.
God's plow goes deep, but it is only that in the end we may forget the plowing and rejoice in the blessing of bearing much fruit for Him. "No chastening seems to be joyful for the present, but painful; nevertheless, afterward it yields the peaceable fruit of righteousness to those who have been trained by it" (Heb. 12:11).
Thanks Mayor!
Good Morning and Thank you for the great song!
Morning Aqua and your very welcome my FRiend!
So good to see you.
Thank you for our Military Tribute every week, Rus. Thank you, Mighty Military, for every hour, every day you serve fighting for Freedom for All.
Do you know if there is a way to set the Comments on Brief?
But you are a married bear
So there
No share
With love:)
Oh btw, my friend down south sent pics of her Navy husband’s homecoming (from Iraq) late last month. Welcome Home, American Hero!!!
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