BTW the forecast has changed again, now we are looking at 6+ inches.
SHEEEEESH
Oh well it ought to melt off pretty quick and we could use the moisture. Unlike Dallas area which could use a break.
Regards
alfa6 ;>}
Posted on 03/09/2006 7:15:31 PM PST by alfa6
Well, after today it looks like we may have a storm or two this year. You might get a little spottin' in after all.
I'm back here with folks I know on the 2 meter. Cept, I don't get on there much. Too many mini-dramas going on in the club. It's a soap opera. sheesh.
Oy vey
I figger MSdrby will get more interested if she can go portable as well.
BTW the forecast has changed again, now we are looking at 6+ inches.
SHEEEEESH
Oh well it ought to melt off pretty quick and we could use the moisture. Unlike Dallas area which could use a break.
Regards
alfa6 ;>}
| March 20, 2006
Trouble At City Hall
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Wreckers preparing to tear down a burned-out bakery in Troy, Illinois, accidentally made a big impression on City Hall right next door. A 65-ton crane backed into the government building, creating a huge hole in the front wall. According to a supervisor, the crane operator "was just being careless."
This accident reminds me of what happened to the church in ancient Corinth. By being self-absorbed and careless with the bread and wine of the Lord's Table, some church members backed into big trouble. Their failure to honor the sanctity of the ceremony dishonored the memory of Christ's sacrifice. Many believers paid for their mistake with a loss of health or even their life (1 Corinthians 11:30).
Paul urged the Corinthians to judge themselves so that they wouldn't be judged (vv.28,31). And he pointed out that even the Lord's judgment was for their benefit (v.32).
The Lord's Table will remain an opportunity and a danger until He comes (v.26). By the attitude of our hearts, we will either honor His death or do damage to His name.
Before you celebrate the Lord's Supper, prayerfully examine yourself. Then, with a heart of gratitude, focus on His sacrifice for you. —Mart De Haan
Only those who take their sin seriously can remember Christ's cross gratefully.
NORFOLK HOMECOMING — U.S. Navy sailors aboard the guided-missile destroyer USS Donald Cook moor the ship in Norfolk, Va., during the ship's homecoming, March 9, 2006. The Donald Cook returned to it's homeport of Naval Station Norfolk, Va., after a six-month deployment in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. U.S. Navy photo by Seaman Recruit Jeff Hall
Your radio is "out for delivery".
That guy with the hands behind his back seems familiar.
Couldn't be me though. Nosiree.
It's charging now.
You got it? WooHoo
BTW, tonight scrimmage was canx'd. Surprise, surprise... NOT. In other news, we are headed to "best friend's" house until 5:00. Then off to taekwondo, and grocery store for diapers! Apparently all the diapers got left at Gramma's.
Bummer
Off to work bump for the Tuesday Edition of the Freeper Foxhole.
The Great Snowstorm of March 2006 has come and gone here in Kansas City. Only problem is there ain't no snow!!! I got mixed emotions about this, somwhere between joy and escasty.
y'all have a fine day
Regards
alfa6 ;>}
When I was in the Army a guy I served with got that exact same tatoo, only his said MAD DOG.. : )
| March 21, 2006
Divine Interruptions
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A Samaritan made his way down to Jericho and encountered a wounded Jew lying alongside the road. Others had hurried by, too busy with their own affairs to be interrupted.
But the Samaritan, who was hated by the Jews and would be expected to pass by, "had compassion." He "bandaged his wounds, . . . set him on his own animal, brought him to an inn, and took care of him" (Luke 10:33-34).
God's will comes to us in strange ways, often in the form of interruptions. Just when we think our duties are done for the day and we've settled in for a quiet evening at home, someone calls on the telephone or shows up on our doorstep asking for our time. "Are you busy?" they ask.
The best thing to do is to stop looking at these intrusions as interruptions. Instead, we should take them as opportunities that God is sending us to serve those in need—to listen well, to show love, to help them on their journey toward intimacy with God.
One early Christian writer, Jean-Pierre de Caussade, said, "Love is the duty of the present moment." No matter what else we may have planned, love is our duty.
"Who is my neighbor?" I ask. Jesus answers, "The person in need I'm sending your way." —David Roper
An interruption may be a divine appointment.
He got a tatoo of a guy holding a knife?
LOL
I'm headed for houston today. Maybe it'll be warmer than Dallas. I about froze in the parking garage at Love field
God bless the memory of this great man
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