THE FREEPER CANTEEN - The What Part Of The 4th Of July Are You Quiz - Wednesday, July 1, 2020

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[luvie]

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What Part Of The 4th of July Are You Quiz

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[luvie]

MY RESULTS ARE:

You Are Independence

A lofty answer for a 4th of July quiz, but you're a lofty type of person. You are quite idealistic.
You have many things that you believe in, and independence is at the top of your list. You love being self-reliant.

You need to have the freedom to do whatever you want in your life. You make your own decisions.
Sometimes you happily follow the crowd, and sometimes you stand your ground. The most important thing is that it's up to you to choose.

So this 4th of July, you may eagerly engage in all the festivities. Or you may sit it all out. Whatever you feel like. No matter what you choose, you'll be smiling a little at the thought of others boisterously celebrating freedom.

HAPPY 4TH OF JULY!

[left that other site]

Hi Everybody!

(((HUGS)))

[Publius]

You are Independence

A lofty answer for a 4th of July quiz, but you're a lofty type of person. You are quite idealistic.
You have many things that you believe in, and independence is at the top of your list. You love being self-reliant.

You need to have the freedom to do whatever you want in your life. You make your own decisions.
Sometimes you happily follow the crowd, and sometimes you stand your ground. The most important thing is that it's up to you to choose.

So this 4th of July, you may eagerly engage in all the festivities. Or you may sit it all out. Whatever you feel like.
No matter what you choose, you'll be smiling a little at the thought of others boisterously celebrating freedom.

[left that other site]

I have to take that test again.

[real saxophonist]

Independence.

[PROCON]

What Part Of The 4th of July Are You?

THIS PART!

[luvie]

#1🔥....ML!
Good job!!

[luvie]

#2🔥....Mr. P!
Way to go!
I think that test IS you!

[CodeToad]

I’m a Hot Dog Eating Contest.

[left that other site]

I took the test twice, giving different answers. It still doesn’t seem to be “me”.

1. Hot Dog Eating Contest. (Gak!)
2. Parade (no)

“Independence” or “Fireworks” are more my speed.

[left that other site]

Yeah...that was my first result.

I rtetook the quiz, because that was just NOT “me”.

[luvie]

#3🔥....real sax!
WooHoo!
Lotsa independence going on!

[luvie]

That’s where it all began! WOOHOO!!

[luvie]

LOL! Well, hot dogs ARE very 4th-e, aren’t they?

[luvie]

Well, we all KNOW that you are Ms. Independence! LOL!

[redshawk]

Hotdog eating contest. ... Lol. Well that’s what it said.

God Bless y’all. I love flying my flag. Especially on the fourth. I’m so proud of you. As a crazy like a fox friend of mine would always say........ Seeya in the soup baby. ...

[Kathy in Alaska]

~ The What Part Of The 4th Of July Are You Quiz ~

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LOL...you got that right!

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July 1

The Favorite

Bible in a Year:

• Job 20–21
• Acts 10:24–48

As I have loved you, so you must love one another.

John 13:34

My husband’s brother lives about 1,200 miles away in the mountains of Colorado. Despite the distance, Gerrits has always been a beloved family member because of his great sense of humor and kind heart. As long as I can remember, however, his siblings have good-naturedly joked about his favored status in their mother’s eyes. Several years ago, they even presented him with a T-shirt sporting the words, “I’m Mom’s Favorite.” While we all enjoyed the silliness of our siblings, true favoritism is no joking matter.

In Genesis 37, we read about Jacob who gave his son Joseph an ornate coat—an indication to his other children that Joseph was special (v. 3). Without a hint of subtlety, the coat’s message shouted: “Joseph is my favorite son.”

Displaying favoritism can be crippling in a family. Jacob’s mother, Rebekah, had favored him over her son Esau, leading to conflict between the two brothers (25:28). The dysfunction was perpetuated when Jacob favored his wife Rachel (Joseph’s mother) over his wife Leah, creating discord and heartache (29:30–31). No doubt this pattern was the unhealthy basis for Joseph’s brothers to despise their younger brother, even plotting his murder (37:18).

When it comes to our relationships, we may sometimes find it tricky to be objective. But our goal must be to treat everyone without favoritism and to love every person in our life as our Father loves us (John 13:34).

By:  Cindy Hess Kasper Reflect & Pray

When have you struggled with showing favoritism? How is God helping you to treat everyone equally?

Loving God, as I interact with others help me to avoid showing unhealthy preferences. Help me to see others as You do and to treat everyone fairly and without favoritism.

[luvie]

I’ve never seen one of those, but that’s a lotta hot dogs. One chili dog sounds great, though!

Happy 4th!