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If you buy one, please buy one for me, I'd like the happy face pose! After all, it's honoring our 44th President.
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If you buy one, please buy one for me, I'd like the happy face pose! After all, it's honoring our 44th President.
Here's the Link
What's another word for Thesaurus?
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Why is the word for 'symmetry' not a palindrome? -
Abig book with other words in it!? -
LOVED seeing your wife Thursday. Makes me want to live closer to you all even more now. -
Treasure -
Stegasaurus...right? -
thanks for your comment. my cousin tom is actually in danville, ky (where my parents also live). i think he travels to louisville quite a bit though. if you send me an e-mail i can try to get his contact info. to you. -
Happy Birthday, Clint! -
well happy late brithday!!!
For we are not ignorant of his devices.
Just how well do we know the devices of Satan? (2 Cor. 2:11)
As a chess player can often times think ahead in strategy, do we have a plan toward Satan's offenses and temptations?
I thought the other day as I listened to some the confirmation hearings for H. Clinton that one of Satan's best devices, Money, has really come into the spotlight in the economic downturn. Through the media, our anxieties will become heightened to the money problems of the world. Many have become jobless, maybe I'm next. How many people have decided to sear their consciences, and do something they know is wrong to make ends meet? Where does our security lie in our own lives, with the material wealth of this life or God Almighty? I ask the question again.
Where does our security lie in our own lives, with the material wealth of this life or God Almighty?
It's easy for Christians to give the "right" answers, but to apply the answers to reality takes wisdom, planning, self control, and a total dependency upon God (Faith).
2 Cor. 11:3 "But I am afraid that as the serpent deceived Eve by his cunning, your thoughts will be led astray from a sincere and pure devotion to Christ."
Paul recognized the danger and was fearful of Satan's devices of deciet and craftiness would overcome the Corinthians. Will we be able to do the same when/if the situation arises?
1 Pet 5:8 & Romans 16:20
As a chess player can often times think ahead in strategy, do we have a plan toward Satan's offenses and temptations?
I thought the other day as I listened to some the confirmation hearings for H. Clinton that one of Satan's best devices, Money, has really come into the spotlight in the economic downturn. Through the media, our anxieties will become heightened to the money problems of the world. Many have become jobless, maybe I'm next. How many people have decided to sear their consciences, and do something they know is wrong to make ends meet? Where does our security lie in our own lives, with the material wealth of this life or God Almighty? I ask the question again.
Where does our security lie in our own lives, with the material wealth of this life or God Almighty?
It's easy for Christians to give the "right" answers, but to apply the answers to reality takes wisdom, planning, self control, and a total dependency upon God (Faith).
2 Cor. 11:3 "But I am afraid that as the serpent deceived Eve by his cunning, your thoughts will be led astray from a sincere and pure devotion to Christ."
Paul recognized the danger and was fearful of Satan's devices of deciet and craftiness would overcome the Corinthians. Will we be able to do the same when/if the situation arises?
1 Pet 5:8 & Romans 16:20
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good thoughts! It is really easy to get wrapped up in our material possessions. -
It's good to decide those sorts of things before the situation actually arises. If we don't, then we have to try to decide with the pressure of Satan bearing down on us. We tend to choose poorly in those cases.
Incidentally, I got a phone call yesterday afternoon from a brother in Christ. He said he got called into the office at work on Monday and was laid off. Tuesday, he found a job with a nice increase in pay. -
We have a brother here who whose position was cut, and he was offered a transfer to a job with the same pay but that would mean not being able to be at either service on Sunday, or a job with a large pay cut that would allow him to attend both. He chose the latter. -
Good thoughts and reminders. It would really do us good to live near each other :)
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The following is from "Faith in Action" by Mike Wilson: "Financial concerns will always be front page news on earth. Honest people need to make aliving, corruption will follow the trail of big money, and politicians willissue endless calls for economic reform. Ultimately, our lives should not be about money. In the bigger scheme of things, it is just a tool for a temporary purpose". -
Very good thoughts. It's good to re-focus our priorities and examine our faith on a regular basis, so that we are ready when the challenges come.
8 stuff
1. I can twitch my left eye ball on command, but not my right. I guess the synapses just aren't there.
2. I have melted plastic infused in my knee skin, it dripped, it boiled a bit, then calmed down. My fault from when I was 12 playing with fire.
3. When I eat chocolate, or anything sweet, I don't have a dependency on milk to drink. I could drink OJ and eat a snickers. mmmmmmm
4. I eat lemons like oranges. Hey its all citrus!
5. I hate bacon. The smell makes me sick.
6. I love cheese, and I will put it on just about anything. Cereal, you ask? Maybe a light dusting of parmesan would do the trick!
7. I'm pretty good at memorizing numbers, but horrible at math. When I was a sales guy for Grainger, I had several customers credit cards memorized, when they would purchase things, they'd tell me to just put it on the card. I also identify roads by number much better than names, all those letters get confusing and look like Wing Dings to me.
8. I have never broken a bone in my body.
2. I have melted plastic infused in my knee skin, it dripped, it boiled a bit, then calmed down. My fault from when I was 12 playing with fire.
3. When I eat chocolate, or anything sweet, I don't have a dependency on milk to drink. I could drink OJ and eat a snickers. mmmmmmm
4. I eat lemons like oranges. Hey its all citrus!
5. I hate bacon. The smell makes me sick.
6. I love cheese, and I will put it on just about anything. Cereal, you ask? Maybe a light dusting of parmesan would do the trick!
7. I'm pretty good at memorizing numbers, but horrible at math. When I was a sales guy for Grainger, I had several customers credit cards memorized, when they would purchase things, they'd tell me to just put it on the card. I also identify roads by number much better than names, all those letters get confusing and look like Wing Dings to me.
8. I have never broken a bone in my body.
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ok, your food tendencies are kind of gross...but then again, to each their own.
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There are so many more weird things you could have written. -
I think of you every time I cook bacon or eat a pretzel now.
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I believe that! -
"wing dings" <- I hate that font! -
i talked to our HR guy at work and made sure your application got in. I also filled out an employee referral form, pretty much just saying "I am referring you". Hopefully something will work out. -
#4 reminds me of that lemony dish you get at royal thai.
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Wow, I can only relate to #8. It is funny that 1/2 of your fun facts are about food. -
You are a cheesy cyborg robot-man.
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Are you trying to move to TN???
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seriously, thinking about OJ w/ snickers about make me SICK! -
IT specialist opening at WKU. You may not be interested in BG, just thought I'd let you know.
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Is the window project complete? Were you pleased with how the tub turned out?
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Thanks for the info. I'll aim to do that. -
I need your address.
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That's some pretty good memorizing. -
Thanks! Eric is really excited. The Branch is really happy to have him in charge, he was applauded yesterday when he told the branch ;) I'm sure you guys will be able to talk some in Flordia next week, I think he told me you were going too.
My job stinks.....
Here I sit fixing problems, waiting for my test results on my latest script change for the computer image, missing my family alot. I need a new job. Anyone wanna get me another job?
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It must be going around. I had a rough night last night.
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I would love to find you a new job! Close to Bowling Green. Okay, so I have personal reasons for wanting you guys in BG! Hope you find something to make you happy and have more time with family. I understand how hard that can be when you can't be home with the wife and kids. sorry:(
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Lots of jobs in the Houston area... Come on down! -
Send me your updated resume. -
you want to sit in a basement with no windows and sift through and oraginze old insurance documents from the 1930s?
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I'd offer, but many of my associates are about to leave as their Indian replacements are getting up to speed :o(
What exactly do you do? -
There's an opening at FC for a president.
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"Hardware Independent Imaging" sounds interesting. Is that like OCR stuff, or something else?
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Do you want to do GIS work in Murfreesboro? We've been hiring a lot of people lately.
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We need a Tech guy at school!
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And I'd love to see a chia head with some serious clover or something to give #44 a big fro (^_^)
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