A conversation about nothing in particular

[slave]

Goodnight everyone – it’s been a most fascinating day. See you in the morning. And remember this. If ya cannot be with your friends in person, well at least we have the internet. God bless...


XO Love you…

10 pm bedtime? I can only hope and Pray for such blessings ... Smile. Enjoy your slumber. (Ps): The slumber baby I have used twice is so cute I can't find an alternative to "sublime contentment" comments ... Smile.

And who keeps on inviting that baby haha
Sure is cute though J

 

[10-four]

I want to meet Clint Eastwood and
Morgan Freeman and just hang out and possibly grill some steaks.....
I want to meet Julia Roberts and crack jokes all day just to hear her guffaw...

 

[slave]

When I lost my Dad I realized death doesn't just take someone, it misses someone else; and in the small distance between being taken and being missed, lives are changed. There are no random acts of God; there are only connected endeavors God intentionally sets forward that sometimes we don't understand altogether. You can no more separate one life from another than you can separate a breeze from the wind.

When we say, "God's will be done on earth as it is in Heaven," we agree that all of this is one big monumental miraculous storyline He has set into motion. Father allow me to draft off of Your leading wind derailment and give me Your enlightened heart and mind to do as You will to do. Let me be in alignment to all that is Your will.

 

[HisUnfailingLove]

10 pm bedtime? I can only hope and Pray for such blessings ... Smile. Enjoy your slumber. (Ps): The slumber baby I have used twice is so cute I can't find an alternative to "sublime contentment" comments ... Smile.

Well it’s good to know that you are experiencing sublime contentment while speaking to us – I might needs ta get me a pic like that too J

Here’s a little something for ya since it makes ya so happy:

 

[HisUnfailingLove]

When I lost my Dad I realized death doesn't just take someone, it misses someone else; and in the small distance between being taken and being missed, lives are changed. There are no random acts of God; there are only connected endeavors God intentionally sets forward that sometimes we don't understand altogether. You can no more separate one life from another than you can separate a breeze from the wind.

When we say, "God's will be done on earth as it is in Heaven," we agree that all of this is one big monumental miraculous storyline He has set into motion. Father allow me to draft off of Your leading wind derailment and give me Your enlightened heart and mind to do as You will to do. Let me be in alignment to all that is Your will.

I am so grateful for my friendship with you. You are such a beautiful person and thank you for sharing. You may well have earned yourself two hugs!

So here you are:

Joking – all hugs are given freely here. Freely you have received; freely give. J
XO

 

[HisUnfailingLove]

When I lost my Dad I realized death doesn't just take someone, it misses someone else; and in the small distance between being taken and being missed, lives are changed. There are no random acts of God; there are only connected endeavors God intentionally sets forward that sometimes we don't understand altogether. You can no more separate one life from another than you can separate a breeze from the wind.

When we say, "God's will be done on earth as it is in Heaven," we agree that all of this is one big monumental miraculous storyline He has set into motion. Father allow me to draft off of Your leading wind derailment and give me Your enlightened heart and mind to do as You will to do. Let me be in alignment to all that is Your will.

And Amen by the way J

 

[HisUnfailingLove]

I want to meet Clint Eastwood and
Morgan Freeman and just hang out and possibly grill some steaks.....
I want to meet Julia Roberts and crack jokes all day just to hear her guffaw...

Hey 10-four! So how you doin’. Thanks for showing up here, I always do appreciate you. Have a blessed evening? Love ya xo J


Can’t help you with Clint, Morgan or Julia so here’s some nice steaks for you instead:

See you soon…

 

[HisUnfailingLove]

And Good Morning Everyone! Just sitting here enjoying my cup of coffee with you while I consider all that’s been going on here lately. J You know how much I appreciate you all – and I can’t thank you enough for all your beautiful smiles, words and generosity, and this is by far the best forum I’ve even been on! So many nice people here! Oh well, enough mushy stuff. You do know how I enjoy that!

See you all very soon, my dears. XO

 

[HisUnfailingLove]

 

[Magenta]

I want to meet Clint Eastwood and
Morgan Freeman and just hang out and possibly grill some steaks.....
I want to meet Julia Roberts and crack jokes all day just to hear her guffaw...

Clint Eastwood is a favourite of mine also. Or rather, he used to be (the shine has worn off a bit ). He actually looks a lot like how my own earthly father looked, while he still walked this world. The fortieth anniversary of his passing was recent...

Any ways, being a long-time Clint fan, I determined some time last year to work my way through his movies. The spaghetti westerns never grow old It was slightly confusing to have the same guys he killed off at the end of the first trilogy segment, show up in the next movie as a different character LOL. Quite a few of his movies use the same people over and over again, not just for character roles, but for production (photography, for instance).

Many of those movies are civil war and gold rush era; very interesting lawless times on the frontier. Having seen most of the older ones before, I was not so much surprised to rediscover some of them, as I was bemused to be reminded of what the story line actually was for such as Paint Your Wagon. Fun, too, to realize Clint sings, and plays music, in his movies. When I was younger I am not sure I was aware of such things

 

[HisUnfailingLove]

This one’s for Magenta cause she’s so purpley:

 

[HisUnfailingLove]

Clint Eastwood is a favourite of mine also. Or rather, he used to be (the shine has worn off a bit ). He actually looks a lot like how my own earthly father looked, while he still walked this world. The fortieth anniversary of his passing was recent...

Any ways, being a long-time Clint fan, I determined some time last year to work my way through his movies. The spaghetti westerns never grow old It was slightly confusing to have the same guys he killed off at the end of the first trilogy segment, show up in the next movie as a different character LOL. Quite a few of his movies use the same people over and over again, not just for character roles, but for production (photography, for instance).

Many of those movies are civil war and gold rush era; very interesting lawless times on the frontier. Having seen most of the older ones before, I was not so much surprised to rediscover some of them, as I was bemused to be reminded of what the story line actually was for such as Paint Your Wagon. Fun, too, to realize Clint sings, and plays music, in his movies. When I was younger I am not sure I was aware of such things

Hello darling – I didn’t realise you were here with me simultaneously! What a big word for the early morning haha. God bless you dear sweet on and I always love your messages. J

Somebody say Paint Your Wagon?

 

[Waggles]

I really enjoy Clint's "Grand Torino" movie
Wonderfully directed and a fairly solid moral story
and it was filmed on location in a working class suburb
Bought the DVD as well

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[Magenta]

I really enjoy Clint's "Grand Torino" movie
Wonderfully directed and a fairly solid moral story
and it was filmed on location in a working class suburb
Bought the DVD as well

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That movie was hilarious. He was such a surly, curmudgeonly racist!

I had seen it before, too, but had forgotten the ending. Wow. What a message.

Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends. John 15:13

 

[Waggles]

Yes, Grand Torino, is a good moral tale
There are quite a few gospel messages in it.
Overcoming racism and bigotry
overcoming past trauma and pain
learning to love those whom you hate
that your local Catholic priest can be theologically
trained but lacking in knowledge of the things of God
that your own natural family can be your enemy
that God can give you a new family

Sacrifice - to save others

 

[Magenta]

 

[HisUnfailingLove]

I really enjoy Clint's "Grand Torino" movie
Wonderfully directed and a fairly solid moral story
and it was filmed on location in a working class suburb
Bought the DVD as well

Yes, Grand Torino, is a good moral tale
There are quite a few gospel messages in it.
Overcoming racism and bigotry
overcoming past trauma and pain
learning to love those whom you hate
that your local Catholic priest can be theologically
trained but lacking in knowledge of the things of God
that your own natural family can be your enemy
that God can give you a new family

Sacrifice - to save others

Hi Waggles! So glad to see you here – I missed you but I saw you and I had to go! Sorry my friend – had to bolt outta the house and was in an epic hurry haha.


So where were we?


This all just reminds me of that classic time in history when he says this:

“Go ahead, make my day.” (Or daaaaaaaayyyyyyy. Haha)

I can still hear his voice haha.

Love you XO


And here’s a hug for you dear one

No wait – that’s the wrong one haha

This ones’ for you:

Ahhhh that’s much better now isn’t it

 

[tourist]

I really enjoy Clint's "Grand Torino" movie
Wonderfully directed and a fairly solid moral story
and it was filmed on location in a working class suburb
Bought the DVD as well

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I enjoyed it all and agree with you about it having moral quality. I grew up near where the movie was to take place.

 

[HisUnfailingLove]

I enjoyed it all and agree with you about it having moral quality. I grew up near where the movie was to take place.

Hi there friend – thankyou for dropping in. Nice to see you as always. J

 

[HisUnfailingLove]

I enjoyed it all and agree with you about it having moral quality. I grew up near where the movie was to take place.

And here’s a hug for you too – it’s always good to see you!

There’s definitely something in the air today – I’m feeling all mushy!