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Mel85 said:
Here’s your soup btw Ug....
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It's quite evident, madam, that you have not understood the essence of the original gif.
 
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joefizz said:
start what?:confused:
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Mel85 said:
Hmmmm, I saw this pic of you and Mrs Peabody.... iz dat how y’all dooozit?? :p
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I always lift her up in Christ....my bike is named "Christ-likeness" - I always have seen her as an angel overhead....The Joy of the Lord is self-evident in her isn't it? I just try to give her a strong foundation as she spreads her wings as eagles...she has those tucked under the coat in this picture however...but that is a sight too....:):D...
 
slave said:
I always lift her up in Christ....my bike is named "Christ-likeness" - I always have seen her as an angel overhead....The Joy of the Lord is self-evident in her isn't it? I just try to give her a strong foundation as she spreads her wings as eagles...she has those tucked under the coat in this picture however...but that is a sight too....:):D...
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I like what you said about her bro.... very sweet! :)
 
joefizz said:
Maybe we could find out by calling roll call for them,all smiling smiley faces say"smile"!
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Didymous said:
Did you ever try Ezekiel bread?
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I have had Ezekiel Bread its good!!

Ezekiel bread is the only recipe you’ll get out of your local bible study group. Originally referenced in the Hebrew Bible, verse Ezekiel 4:9. The bread was intended as a symbol of what will nourish those starving while in exile: “Take wheat and barley, beans and lentils, millet and spelt; put them in a storage jar and use them to make bread for yourself.” Given the diverse number of natural ingredients, it seems to slip well into both that ancient fight for survival and today’s growing concern over the choices we make each day.


Think over that list of ingredients again: wheat, barley, soybeans, lentils, millet, and spelt. All in all you’re taking in four grains and two legumes, which is more than you can say for most breads. These grains and legumes form a complete protein, leaving no need for artificial sweeteners or preservatives.
 
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