Posted on 11/22/2011 6:07:12 PM PST by Kathy in Alaska
| What Your Thanksgiving Meal Says About You |
![]() When it comes to the holidays, you follow and love the big traditions. You look forward to them every year. You see the holidays as a time to think about what's important to you. It's a good time to reflect and regroup. You like the more adult aspects of the holidays - parties, cocktails, and having time off from work. During the holidays, you are likely to feel comforted. At your worst, you feel a bit over-indulgent. You consider yourself a bit of a foodie, and you're proud of it. You tend to spend your holidays relaxing. Holidays are your down time. |
| What Your Thanksgiving Meal Says About You |
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You see the holidays as a time to think about what's important to you. It's a good time to reflect and regroup. You like the more adult aspects of the holidays - parties, cocktails, and having time off from work. During the holidays, you are likely to feel energetic. At your worst, you feel bored. You consider yourself to be a bit of a purist, and you're proud of it. You tend to spend your holidays taking care of others. Holidays are one of the times you like to give. |
They are old gals now..getting grizzled.
Howdy....and HAPPY THANKSGIVING to you! :)
Been grey and drizzly for days.

The World Of More
November 23, 2011
My cable company sent a postcard inviting me to check out its latest improvements in TV channels. The card indicated that I needed to contact the company to get the necessary new digital equipment and explained how to hook it up and activate it. After that, the ad said I was just to sit back and enjoy the World of More.
The card made me think of the World of More that Christians are privileged to live in. When God transports people from the darkness of sin into His marvelous light (1 Peter 2:9), a whole new life opens up.
Romans 5 tells us some of the more that we have in Christ: We have been reconciled to God through the death of His Son (v.10) and therefore have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ (v.1). We have access to God and His grace (v.2). Rejoicing in trouble is now possible because we understand that its an opportunity to grow in our character through trusting Him (vv.3-4). Additionally, the Holy Spirit, who has been given to live in us, pours the love of God into our hearts (v.5). And sin no longer has the same hold on us (6:18).
As Christians, we have unlimited access to a real World of More. Wouldnt it be selfish not to invite others to join us in that special world?
Got an oven big enough to hold him.
Evening Mac, Hugs.
Happy Thanksgiving to you and Master Gardener.
I’ll be working.. Tazman is on his own.
It was like that here yesterday and part of today. Fall took a break and let Winter come along. I hope that we have snow this winter because any form of precipitation will be most welcome.
Evening Biglook, hugs across the waters.
Lamh Foistenach Abu!
Evening Jagster, Hugs.
LOL. It’s Tuesday

You guys have been awfully thirsty.
And your family as well.
Thank you! Sorry you have to work. I work the day before and the day after, but thankfully, the mall is closed on the day.
We’ll be going to our usual cafeteria for lunch. I’ll have the traditional meal...Mr. Master Gardener...who knows what he’ll choose. LOL!
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