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bikerchaz said:
I will speak my mind;
My heart is heavy, my eyes full of tears. I want to be with Jesus, I have had enough but still I must go on because, apparently, my work is not finished. Oh that it were.
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Almost home, I'm almost home,
I can almost see that Golden Shore.
Almost home, I'm almost home,
I'll reign with Him forever more.

Almost home, I'm almost home,
I can almost hear that angel band.
Almost home, I'm almost home,
I can almost touch His nail scared hand.

Lord, I can almost touch Your nail scared hand...........
 
seoulsearch said:
Sunday Eve.

Like Christmas Eve or New Year's Eve--the day before.

Today is Saturday, the day before Sunday, therefore, Sunday Eve. :)
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No kidding.. I KNOW what "eve" means. Apparently p_ is a day ahead of himself. Today is Saturday evening, not Sunday eve.. TOMORROW is Sunday eve..
 
blue_ladybug said:
No kidding.. I KNOW what "eve" means. Apparently p_ is a day ahead of himself. Today is Saturday evening, not Sunday eve.. TOMORROW is Sunday eve..
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By that reasoning, Christmas Eve would be on Christmas and New Year's Eve would be on New Year's Day.

I could be mistaken, and p_r can surely correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe that in the spirit of the holidays, I think this is what he meant.

Not Sunday Eve(ning), but Sunday Eve in the light of the holiday season that's just past. The day/evening before Sunday.
 
seoulsearch said:
By that reasoning, Christmas Eve would be on Christmas and New Year's Eve would be on New Year's Day.

I could be mistaken, and p_r can surely correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe that in the spirit of the holidays, I think this is what he meant.

Not Sunday Eve(ning), but Sunday Eve in the light of the holiday season that's just past. The day/evening before Sunday.
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Shoot...........everyone knows Christmas Eve is after dark, December 25th right? :)


Anyway...........maybe I shoulda said Happy Sabbath Eve?

(uh, no, wait, that would just start an argument about which day is the Sabbath........)
 
seoulsearch said:
By that reasoning, Christmas Eve would be on Christmas and New Year's Eve would be on New Year's Day.

I could be mistaken, and p_r can surely correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe that in the spirit of the holidays, I think this is what he meant.

Not Sunday Eve(ning), but Sunday Eve in the light of the holiday season that's just past. The day/evening before Sunday.
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seoul, blb is joking....I think she has learned something from jack... :p
 
Well today isn't Sunday and neither was yesterday, and both Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve were on Thursdays, sooo that still makes TODAY Saturday eve.. :)
 
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