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jennymae

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LittleBit1987 said:
Friday needs to hurry up...

No I don't have any big plans this time. Just want it to be the weekend..

Time to relax this time, and possibly persuade my father in law to help fix things round the house...

I miss having a working sink.... And light fixture in my bedroom....

I dont have much of a "handyman" at home y'all... He kinda fails in that department at the moment :p
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Don't tell him. He probably already knows his shortcomings. Make him call a handyman, that'll make him believe he fixed it for you:)
 
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Okay sooooooooooo I'm trying to improve my prayer life/ bible reading, and one way I want to do that is by putting people on a slip of paper in my bible and pray for them. Please help me out.. If you would like me to pray for you, please PM me with a specific request.. thanks. :eek:
 
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LittleBit1987

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jennymae said:
Don't tell him. He probably already knows his shortcomings. Make him call a handyman, that'll make him believe he fixed it for you:)
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No better handyman than his daddy ;) lol
 
EarnestQ

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LittleBit1987 said:
Friday needs to hurry up...

No I don't have any big plans this time. Just want it to be the weekend..

Time to relax this time, and possibly persuade my father in law to help fix things round the house...

I miss having a working sink.... And light fixture in my bedroom....

I dont have much of a "handyman" at home y'all... He kinda fails in that department at the moment :p
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I promise you, as a past professional handyman myself, every handyman who ever lived, at one time knew no more than you do right now. Believe it or not, they had to learn everything they now know.

The point is that if you choose to, you can also learn what is needed to do handimanning around your house. There are books at the library you can check out. There are countless places on the internet (not the least of which is youtube) where you can find the information you need to fix electrical, plumbing and most every other kind of problem the average home owner will face. Books stores and home centers also have lots of beginner books that you can either buy, or just look through to get an idea of what you want to know.

If a person can read, they can teach themselves a great deal in life. Take it slow. Read a couple of books on home wiring. Write out what you think the process is, and then consider whether or not you want to give the light fixture a try. It may not be all that difficult.

(Pay attention to wire colors and draw the wires as you find them in the light fixture so you don't forget. MAKE SURE THE CIRCUIT BREAKER FOR THE LIGHT IS OFF BEFORE YOU START ANYTHING.)

You will probably find some useful youtube videos on light fixture repair and replacement, as well as how to fix small plumbing problems.

At the very least, you will have a clue about what is going on in your house and needn't be quite so afraid of how it all works.
 
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LittleBit1987

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EarnestQ said:
I promise you, as a past professional handyman myself, every handyman who ever lived, at one time knew no more than you do right now. Believe it or not, they had to learn everything they now know.

The point is that if you choose to, you can also learn what is needed to do handimanning around your house. There are books at the library you can check out. There are countless places on the internet (not the least of which is youtube) where you can find the information you need to fix electrical, plumbing and most every other kind of problem the average home owner will face. Books stores and home centers also have lots of beginner books that you can either buy, or just look through to get an idea of what you want to know.

If a person can read, they can teach themselves a great deal in life. Take it slow. Read a couple of books on home wiring. Write out what you think the process is, and then consider whether or not you want to give the light fixture a try. It may not be all that difficult.

(Pay attention to wire colors and draw the wires as you find them in the light fixture so you don't forget. MAKE SURE THE CIRCUIT BREAKER FOR THE LIGHT IS OFF BEFORE YOU START ANYTHING.)

You will probably find some useful youtube videos on light fixture repair and replacement, as well as how to fix small plumbing problems.

At the very least, you will have a clue about what is going on in your house and needn't be quite so afraid of how it all works.
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If if only the hubby would let me... He think this work is the mans job, so I can't convince him otherwise.. I've tried.
 
GandalfTheWhite

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LittleBit1987 said:
Friday needs to hurry up...

No I don't have any big plans this time. Just want it to be the weekend..

Time to relax this time, and possibly persuade my father in law to help fix things round the house...

I miss having a working sink.... And light fixture in my bedroom....

I dont have much of a "handyman" at home y'all... He kinda fails in that department at the moment :p
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I also have ten thumbs... but it is by choice (me thinks :p)
 
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ukok102nak

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:8) until that time my brethren sisters brothers
we could all be as one with
the lord god the father almighty who is good
and who doesnt lie
and unto our lord and saviour
with all that is holy

... . continue your good works my brethren sister brother

~;> AND WE MEAN IT FROM THE BUTTOM OF ALL OUR
HEARTS AND SOULS

:ty:

godbless us all always
 
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EarnestQ said:
I promise you, as a past professional handyman myself, every handyman who ever lived, at one time knew no more than you do right now. Believe it or not, they had to learn everything they now know.

The point is that if you choose to, you can also learn what is needed to do handimanning around your house. There are books at the library you can check out. There are countless places on the internet (not the least of which is youtube) where you can find the information you need to fix electrical, plumbing and most every other kind of problem the average home owner will face. Books stores and home centers also have lots of beginner books that you can either buy, or just look through to get an idea of what you want to know.

If a person can read, they can teach themselves a great deal in life. Take it slow. Read a couple of books on home wiring. Write out what you think the process is, and then consider whether or not you want to give the light fixture a try. It may not be all that difficult.

(Pay attention to wire colors and draw the wires as you find them in the light fixture so you don't forget. MAKE SURE THE CIRCUIT BREAKER FOR THE LIGHT IS OFF BEFORE YOU START ANYTHING.)

You will probably find some useful youtube videos on light fixture repair and replacement, as well as how to fix small plumbing problems.

At the very least, you will have a clue about what is going on in your house and needn't be quite so afraid of how it all works.
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My problem is patience... Whoops did I say it out loud? My dad is a handyman but when I try to do something I know what to do and how the end result should look but when I stand back to admire the "monstrosity" I created I want to scream, tantrum and shout...

I feel like given it a good'ol Gandalf fireball
 
Katy-follower

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We get really stunning sunsets during monsoon season. I didn't have time to set up my camera, so took this with my iPhone....

sunset_1.jpg
 
Katy-follower

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GandalfTheWhite said:
Are the colours photo shopped? Even if they are still beautiful...
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I don't usually photoshop iPhone pics. With this one I just made a really small adjustment, but hardly anything, since the colors were already there.

Original....

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Final....

sunset_1.jpg
 
posthuman

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it is this easy to understand:

put light and darkness together in the same room.
who wins? does the room become lightened or become darkened?

but in this universe, light travels at a finite speed - so you may have to wait for a time before the light fills the room.
that time however, is almost immeasurably small. infinitesimal.
why then, does it seem to us to take sooo long for light to arise and conquer all the darkness?

maybe we are living in slow motion, intensely focused on that moment. but think, what will happen in just a few seconds? the darkness cannot hold back the light. remember that, when you are anxious :)
 
GandalfTheWhite

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posthuman said:


put light and darkness together in the same room.
who wins? does the room become lightened or become darkened?
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Amen brother.

My son an me were discussing the darkness that fell over Egypt yesterday and the interesting thing is that without God's presence the darkness could not be illuminated by candle light. We need the light of God to illuminate the darkness in our lives.
 
p_rehbein

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I can't "rep" Posthuman. Would someone take care of that please? Thanks, in advance.

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He said;

it is this easy to understand:

put light and darkness together in the same room.
who wins? does the room become lightened or become darkened?

but in this universe, light travels at a finite speed - so you may have to wait for a time before the light fills the room.
that time however, is almost immeasurably small. infinitesimal.
why then, does it seem to us to take sooo long for light to arise and conquer all the darkness?

maybe we are living in slow motion, intensely focused on that moment. but think, what will happen in just a few seconds? the darkness cannot hold back the light. remember that, when you are anxious :)

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GandalfTheWhite

GandalfTheWhite

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p_rehbein said:
I can't "rep" Posthuman. Would someone take care of that please? Thanks, in advance.

comment #55325 (wow......:))

He said;

it is this easy to understand:

put light and darkness together in the same room.
who wins? does the room become lightened or become darkened?

but in this universe, light travels at a finite speed - so you may have to wait for a time before the light fills the room.
that time however, is almost immeasurably small. infinitesimal.
why then, does it seem to us to take sooo long for light to arise and conquer all the darkness?

maybe we are living in slow motion, intensely focused on that moment. but think, what will happen in just a few seconds? the darkness cannot hold back the light. remember that, when you are anxious :)

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Done :)
 
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