Posted on 12/27/2007 9:10:06 PM PST by Aquamarine
Good morning, CMN
All is well. I am at home, drinking coffee, listening to music, FReeping.....what more could a girl want? LOL
Howz things with you?
LOL! You look Marvelous Darlin :)
Good Morning Conor
Is this how early you are at work? You must be up before the birds. :)
I’ve been here since 6:30. :)
Very pretty tables MEG, love the animated sparkle. Had an animation I wanted to use but it had way too many bytes and would have locked the thread up.
I have been to Times Square once in the daytime and it was the most lively place I'd ever seen. You should go back sometime, think you would like it.
Why thank ya, ma’am
LOL
Howdy, GB
When you say concert do you mean Symphony concert? That's one thing I miss living in the country now is going to hear the Symphony. The best I ever heard was an outdoor concert at the base of Stone Mountain, the acoustics off the massive stone were awesome.
Good Morning. Thanks for the pic of Ronny and Nancy, it’s always good to see them.
December 28, 2007
READ: Matthew 16:21-28
Whoever desires to save his life will lose it, but whoever loses his life for My sake will find it. Matthew 16:25
Western Michigan is plagued by snowy winters, requiring that salt be put on road surfaces to make them safer to travel. The problem is that salt eats away at a cars metal body. So, going to a car wash is a frequent winter ritual.
Recently I was sitting in a car-wash facility near the end of the washing process when the machines began to spray a special liquid all over the car. The sign said it was a drying agent, but that struck me as odd. Wetting something down to dry it seems contrary to what youd expect. Yet that is precisely what those chemicals are designed to do. It is counter-intuitive thinkinga paradox.
Jesus also dealt in counter-intuitive thinking when presenting His kingdom message to His followers. In Matthew 16:25, He said, Whoever desires to save his life will lose it, but whoever loses his life for My sake will find it. That doesnt sound right. To save your life, you have to lose it? That seems like saying, To dry something, you wet it down! Yet, it is absolutely true. Only as we die to self, entrusting ownership of our lives to Christ, can we learn what it means to really live.
Dying to live may seem counter-intuitive, but it is the heart of the Christian experience.
Good morning, Aquamarine - thanks for a great thread and Pledge!
Used to think I'd like to be in Times Square during New Year's Eve back when I was younger, don't think I'd want to try it now.
Let's not even talk about pounds accumulated over the Holiday's, I just weighed and it ruined my day. lol
Whoa too big...redo ;)
Good morning, GeeBee - how’s it going?
Good Morning Mayor. Appreciate the Daily message.
Dress up??? What if you had to wear the same coat for about 12 years!? It gives new meaning to "Wash and wear."
At least I don't have to worry about, "What should I wear?"
I don't have time for this non-sense! I have the "inmates" busy making confetti for the big New Year's Eve bash at the Bridge. None of us has to worry about what to wear! --so we can spent our time celebrating.
I don't allow alcohol because everybody would bring in the New Year fighting like cats and dogs!
Weinie
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Hope you have a nice new year up on the Bridge.
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