FReeper Canteen ~ What Elementary School Subject Are You? ~ 29 May 2013

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[Kathy in Alaska]

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What Elementary School Subject Are You?

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[AZamericonnie]

LOL....thanks Prof & how are you this evening? *Hugs*

A great day here. One of my techs had a mild stroke Wed & thanks be to God his vision has come back & he feels well!

That makes it an exceptional day for me (not to mention him!):) & hope you had a great one as well.

[Kathy in Alaska]

All for fun, but sometimes they seem to be right on. Enjoy!

[left that other site]

Hi Y’/all!

(((((((HUGS)))))))

[SoldierDad]

Good evening to you, Kathy. School's out on Thursday, but I work until the third week of June. I camped Memorial Weekend at Eagle Lake Friday and Saturday night, with fishing Saturday and Sunday. After fishing Saturday morning, my friend and I went on a PGR mission - funeral service for a WWII veteran - at the Susanville Cemetery. Fishing was tough on Saturday, and better on Sunday. My friend and I are in the beginning stages of planning a 5 day bike trip to the Columbia River in Oregon.

How're things there? SD

[Kathy in Alaska]

Good job...you were 3rd in. You earned your prize.

[Publius]

Hey, Connie.

(HUGS)

A quiet day with great weather and low humidity. Did some errands. Billthedrill and I are working with the book design people to get our cover just right. Should have our book on Atlas Shrugged ready in a month or so.

[Kathy in Alaska]

Good evening, Sand...((HUGS))...you and Maddi have a busy day? Still trying to walk?

You are science...do you read to Maddi?

[Kathy in Alaska]

Good evening, ML...((HUGS))...now THAT’s a no brainer. You are for sure “art”.

[AZamericonnie]

Sooo looking forward to the book!

Anyday with low humidity is a good day right? lol

[Kathy in Alaska]

Good evening, CC...of course lunch is a subject, and some are better at it than others. Good job!!

[Publius]

Mid-eighties with reasonable humidity in coastal Georgia is a good day.

I'll keep you posted on the book's progress.

[mylife]

The coolest stuff was the stuff we built ourselves.

I would not trade that experience for the world.

[Kathy in Alaska]

The computer one made me laugh, too.

Who knew what a computer was....LOL!

[The Mayor]

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Peace, Be Still
May 29, 2013

My friend Elouise has a wonderful way of putting life into clever perspectives. Once when I asked her, “How are you today?” I expected the usual “fine” response. Instead, she said, “I’ve got to wake Him up!” When I asked what she meant, she kiddingly exclaimed, “Don’t you know your Bible?!” Then she explained: “When the disciples faced trouble, they ran to wake up Jesus. I’m going to run to Him too!”

What do we do when we are stuck in a troubling situation with nowhere to run? Maybe, like the disciples who were stuck in a life-threatening storm, we run to Jesus (Mark 4:35-41). Sometimes, however, we may try to bail ourselves out of trouble by seeking revenge, slandering the one who has caused our problem, or just cowering fearfully in the corner as we sink into despair.

We need to learn from the disciples who fled to Jesus as their only hope. He may not bail us out immediately, but remembering that He is in our boat makes a difference! Thankfully, He is always with us in the storms of life, saying things like “Peace, be still!” (v.39). So, look for Him in your storm and let Him fill you with the peace that comes from knowing He is near.

Lord, teach us to run to You in the midst of trouble.
Forgive us for trying to bail ourselves out, and lead
us to the peace of trusting Your wisdom and ultimate
deliverance. Thank You that You will help us!

Make Jesus your first option when the storms of life threaten you.

Read: Mark 4:35-41

He arose and rebuked the wind, and said to the sea, “Peace, be still!” —Mark 4:39

Bible in a Year:
2 Chronicles 7-9; John 11:1-29

[left that other site]

Artsy, Fortsy all the way!!!!! hahahaha

[Kathy in Alaska]

Good evening, Fiji...funny how that happens. Fits just right.

[MS.BEHAVIN]

You are solitary but not a loner. You just value your quiet time - especially if that time includes a book.
You are a total novelty seeker, and you always appreciate new things to read about.

You are an idealist not a realist. Reality is a little too boring for your tastes.
Besides being an avid reader, you are a writer. In fact, you are an excellent writer, and you have a lot to say!

[MS.BEHAVIN]

I am also..off to bed.
*HUG*
Good nght

[luvie]

Me either! :)

[Publius]

Ms. B!!!

(GENTLE HUG & CHASTE SMOOCH)

How ya doin'? How's the pain? You feeling better?