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Deade · Apr 14, 2018

I am having a blast moving around the forum and injecting my two-cents worth here and there. There are a lot of new questions out there this morning. It's nice to visit with like minded people.

slave · Apr 14, 2018

Deade said:

Like-minded from a spirit of Holy Spirit led people, and as His Church we are His to use as He wills. I have enjoyed the same rounds with you sir - God is about His business out there and in here! Amen! May God receive His due glory!

slave · Apr 14, 2018

Deade said:

I had an experience as a younger lad with an older boy who was in High school a Senior, compared to my Elementary position at the time.. His Dad was rich and we went on a day hunt, a Saturday. I was 11ish then and his Dad was against us going hunting together even though I only took a BB gun with me while my friend had the real deal, and on that trip in the mountains we trekked in on foot leaving his truck on an inner region in the woods. Later after we were done we got back to the truck and it was stuck in the mud from all the rain that started, we tried everything but to no avail, God had us there and that was that!

We ended up hiking until we met up with a dirt road and some how, (ok, by God's grace), we had a car pass by and it was about 10:30 pm which was dark for hours prior. The people who picked us up were drunk and just out for a few non-Christian activities, but we had no room to bark any creeds at them - we were just so thankful to God we accepted their offer to drive us into town. But I found out later, his Dad was trying to see how to rent a helicopter to go find us...WOW! Really?? (But that is another storyline for another day LOL).

Anyway, my point is after that His son and I were very very close even though we were years apart in ages. His name was David. And it was even because of our age difference we both had new things God showed us and we learned from Him in that interchange of relational friendship seeking God.

At first he was reluctant to admit to his friends we were friends at all, but from that point on he didn't care what they thought for we were indeed close friends based on the struggle of circumstances shared.. When we experience God's commission together it is like that, we suffer for His name sake together as we love the world and even God's enemies there. Its like the comrade on a sports team, you have to overcome in the reality of the mix to gain victory and claim a voice for your team! You bond thru those moments of overcoming with a purpose. I am closer to some here because of those moments and experiences for sure...May God continue to bless us as we lay out our life sacrificially for His name sake and gain a stronger bond in Christ because of it! Amen..

tourist · Apr 14, 2018

HisUnfailingLove said:

I prefer my toast to be French.

slave · Apr 14, 2018

tourist said:

Oui Oui, bien sûr la version Texas toast je soupçonne?

Just add the organic maple syrup is all with sprinkled powdered sugar! Oui Oui...How are you today Tourist?

tourist · Apr 14, 2018

HisUnfailingLove said:

Probably gonna need some popcorn and a cold beverage to enhance the viewing experience.

tourist · Apr 14, 2018

For the past 3 days I've been working so I missed most of the fellowhip. I talk a little funny sometimes 'casue I was in speech therapy for 6 years during grade school. Talked even funnier back then. Of course, I didn't think it was funny when the students all laughed at me. I just wanted to hide somewhere where no one could find me. Today, talking funny is a source of amusement to me because nobody can hurt me anymore.

tourist · Apr 14, 2018

slave said:

Well, still one more day at work and then I'm off for 3 days. Right now, I'm running on fumes but my mind is at peace. It's not so bad if you think about it.

tourist · Apr 14, 2018

slave said:

I like my French Toast slices thick too. Can't find Texas Toast here for some reason so I buy a fresh baked loaf at the bakery and slice it myself. Yeah, I love maple syrup much better than Mrs. Butterworth's. Usually we eat it with sliced fresh berries on top with whipped cream. The way I prepare it leaves a nice caramelized texture on top. It's my specialty. My wife loves it. I used to make it for my daughter when she was little every Saturday morning. She now makes it the same way that I do for her kids. The tradition has been passed down.

tourist · Apr 14, 2018

Josie223 said:

Yes, she does live in the future. She then tells us all of the stuff that's gonna happen to us peeps who live in yesterday.

slave · Apr 14, 2018

tourist said:

tourist · Apr 14, 2018

Mel85 said:

Those look like Arabica coffee beans. Those are the best.

slave · Apr 14, 2018

tourist said:

I lean toward strong coffee beans but I love Arabica the most common one out there. The two most commonly grown are arabica and robusta. Once ripe, coffee berries are picked, processed, and dried. Dried coffee seeds are roasted to varying degrees, depending on the desired flavor. Personally and ironically, the only reason I have 1,334 copies of her video clip has nothing to do with coffee at all - it has to do with the mesmerizing qualities it possesses.After 5 hours of watching it I can be asleep with my eyes still open staring...trust me I've tried it! That kind of productivity ironically beats drinking the stuff!

Wait What? I think I had 13 cups watching as well - so theres that too.......LOL

. WhY WoN'T ThAt ThiNg JuSt FilL Up AlReAdY!!!!!! IT KeEpS PoUrInG BuT It NeVeR GeTs HiGhEr - ThE PiLe!

HisUnfailingLove · Apr 14, 2018

slave said:

tourist said:

Hey I'll be in dat!

HisUnfailingLove · Apr 14, 2018

tourist said:

Mmmmm it's a gift what can I say hahhahahahhahhahahha

slave · Apr 14, 2018

tourist said:

My prayers are in your corner to give you strength and rest (even) along the way.....God's Blessings! The days off are coming, and you will deserve it! ... but you are unique as a human, you can also rest in things already accomplished in Christ too.

HisUnfailingLove · Apr 14, 2018

slave said:

I see the caterers have been busy lol - that looks good for my breakfast!

tourist · Apr 14, 2018

slave said:

Thank you for your prayers Dan. You're one of the good guys.

HisUnfailingLove · Apr 14, 2018

slave said:

I lean toward strong coffee beans but I love Arabica the most common one out there. The two most commonly grown are arabica and robusta. Once ripe, coffee berries are picked, processed, and dried. Dried coffee seeds are roasted to varying degrees, depending on the desired flavor. Personally and ironically, the only reason I have 1,334 copies of her video clip has nothing to do with coffee at all - it has to do with the mesmerizing qualities it possesses.After 5 hours of watching it I can be asleep with my eyes still open staring...trust me I've tried it! That kind of productivity ironically beats drinking the stuff!

Wait What? I think I had 13 cups watching as well - so theres that too.......LOL

. WhY WoN'T ThAt ThiNg JuSt FilL Up AlReAdY!!!!!! IT KeEpS PoUrInG BuT It NeVeR GeTs HiGhEr - ThE PiLe!

HAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAH I know - it's such a deflating feeling lol just waiting and waiting

slave · Apr 14, 2018

HisUnfailingLove said:

It was good for your breakfast I oughta know I ate it! And I would only recommend the best for you! (2 Daniel Translation): "You screwed up and missed it - he hoarded the whole thing and is making it sound like he wants it to be yours now to cover himself in his gluttony." LOL Wait that may have simply been the paraphrased version instead ....LOL

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