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Speaking of peanut butter...
I've liked chunky Jiff since boyhood smeared thickly on bread and topped with either sliced banana or strawberry preserve.
I used to make it either way for my kids and never knew one of them absolutely detested my sandwiches until just recently...
My ex and I have 4 kids.2 girls and two boys. All are young adults now and have attempted to build agreeable lives for themselves.
Well I had my doubts about my oldest son Vinny because of his temper and I seriously despaired that my second oldest child Lucia would turn out to be a stripper because as a toddler she'd strip her clothes off including her pamper and sling them every which a way as soon as she heard music...
Thankfully my worries were over nothing...
So anyway it was my youngest son Carlo that said to me recently that peanut butter was the food of nightmares and he assured me that every time I stuck one into his lunch sack for school he'd trade with one of his pals...
Well my feelings weren't hurt but I said to him:"Carlo...so that's why your breath always smelled of tuna after school."
Which cracked him up...
I've liked chunky Jiff since boyhood smeared thickly on bread and topped with either sliced banana or strawberry preserve.
I used to make it either way for my kids and never knew one of them absolutely detested my sandwiches until just recently...
My ex and I have 4 kids.2 girls and two boys. All are young adults now and have attempted to build agreeable lives for themselves.
Well I had my doubts about my oldest son Vinny because of his temper and I seriously despaired that my second oldest child Lucia would turn out to be a stripper because as a toddler she'd strip her clothes off including her pamper and sling them every which a way as soon as she heard music...
Thankfully my worries were over nothing...
So anyway it was my youngest son Carlo that said to me recently that peanut butter was the food of nightmares and he assured me that every time I stuck one into his lunch sack for school he'd trade with one of his pals...
Well my feelings weren't hurt but I said to him:"Carlo...so that's why your breath always smelled of tuna after school."
Which cracked him up...
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Good Morning ! Time to pick it up and follow Him again. What is "it"? Anyone want to venture a guess?
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Well - Let me begin with what Jesus didn’t mean. Many people interpret “cross” as some burden they must carry in their lives: a strained relationship, a thankless job, a physical illness. With self-pitying pride, they say, “That’s my cross I have to carry.” Such an interpretation is not what Jesus meant when He said, “Take up your cross and follow Me.”
When Jesus carried His cross up Golgotha to be crucified, no one was thinking of the cross as symbolic of a burden to carry. To a person in the first-century, the cross meant one thing and one thing only: death by the most painful and humiliating means human beings could develop.
Two thousand years later, Christians view the cross as a cherished symbol of atonement, forgiveness, grace, and love. But in Jesus’ day, the cross represented nothing but torturous death. Because the Romans forced convicted criminals to carry their own crosses to the place of crucifixion, bearing a cross meant carrying their own execution device while facing ridicule along the way to death.
Therefore, “Take up your cross and follow Me” means being willing to die in order to follow Jesus. This is called “dying to self.” It’s a call to absolute surrender. After each time Jesus commanded cross bearing, He said, “For whoever wants to save his life will lose it, but whoever loses his life for me will save it. What good is it for a man to gain the whole world, and yet lose or forfeit his very self?” (Luke 9:24-25). Although the call is tough, the reward is matchless. Lettuce pick up our cross then and follow Jesus today shall we?!! In this God can do as He wills around us and thru us. Amen
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Speaking of Mayo - when I was young my mom bought Miracle Whip and I thought mayonnaise was simply that (Miracle Whip) my entire youth - then I tried real Mayo and - yuke! I wanted to know what beast created this mess, but over time I preferred real Mayo over the now weird Miracle Whip. But, yet today I still like Miracle Whip - but only mixed with Tuna and some sweet pickles chopped and mixed with it, and white (bad for you) bread like a wonder bread or the alike. It brings back childhood memories foo shoo. As far as all other sandwiches now - real Mayo and a good 21 grain wheat type of bread is the King of palatable intakes. Weeeeeeeee!
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Speaking of Motels and Hotels - would this be a room you would feel comfortable staying in for 3 days? I am not sure I would. The decadence would take up all my time to wash off I think. LOL . Plus my Grandmother had a chair with blue felt accents like those and it was not comfortable at all and the felt wore off. Ok, I tore it off (or thumb rolled it off) out of boredom back in my rebellious child days. LOL.
. Plus my Grandmother had a chair with blue felt accents like those and it was not comfortable at all and the felt wore off. Ok, I tore it off (or thumb rolled it off) out of boredom back in my rebellious child days. LOL.
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My kids and their families visited me Sunday.
I fired up the grill and my girls provided the side dishes.
Bunny was there and that was the first time she'd met my other two kids so I had an eye out for any friction because my second oldest Lucia can be a bossy knickers and will absolutely say the wrong thing in almost any situation.
She's loyal to my ex and suspicious of every woman that I've ever dated.
So I had one eye on the grill and the other fixed firmly in her direction but she was on her best behavior that time which was lucky for her.
I fired up the grill and my girls provided the side dishes.
Bunny was there and that was the first time she'd met my other two kids so I had an eye out for any friction because my second oldest Lucia can be a bossy knickers and will absolutely say the wrong thing in almost any situation.
She's loyal to my ex and suspicious of every woman that I've ever dated.
So I had one eye on the grill and the other fixed firmly in her direction but she was on her best behavior that time which was lucky for her.
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Speaking of Motels and Hotels - would this be a room you would feel comfortable staying in for 3 days? I am not sure I would. The decadence would take up all my time to wash off I think. LOL . Plus my Grandmother had a chair with blue felt accents like those and it was not comfortable at all and the felt wore off. Ok, I tore it off (or thumb rolled it off) out of boredom back in my rebellious child days. LOL.
. Plus my Grandmother had a chair with blue felt accents like those and it was not comfortable at all and the felt wore off. Ok, I tore it off (or thumb rolled it off) out of boredom back in my rebellious child days. LOL.
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Right?!! - I know! Now you're talkin'! I am looking at that room and all I can think about is a straw and some spit wads hitting the ceiling so the housekeeping has a delight to talk about later. Wait What? Well, it was just a thought after all. I love the housekeepers too much to do that - Carnal thinking back off -
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Speaking of hotels...
I've stayed in the fleabag,dumps of America so staying in the one in Slave's picture would've been my sweetest dreams come true...
I would have put on my most snobbish uppercrust accent and conducted myself toward the staff like a royal pain in the cow britches.
Not really....
But yeah if I could afford an opulent hotel room I'd spring for it..
I've stayed in the fleabag,dumps of America so staying in the one in Slave's picture would've been my sweetest dreams come true...
I would have put on my most snobbish uppercrust accent and conducted myself toward the staff like a royal pain in the cow britches.
Not really....
But yeah if I could afford an opulent hotel room I'd spring for it..
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Speaking of cow britches - no wait - speaking of the earth - Isn't it interesting to learn facts we haven't cared about our whole life until we get facts shoved down our throats? Let me hit you with a 2X4 across your forehead - to interest you in knowing more of our planets interesting facts: Ok, gentleness and respect - I remember! LOL
When we examine geological Earth facts we find that the Earth is made up of a handful of elements and a sprinkling of trace elements. The Earth is the densest planet of the solar system. Let’s take a look at some fun Earth facts about the elements that make up the Earth.
The Earth is strong! Earth facts tell us that it is 32.1% iron. Surprisingly, oxygen accounts for 30.1%. This is due to the number of oxides that make up the Earth. Silicon, which makes computer chips, makes up 60.2% of the Earth’s crust and 15.1% of the total elements in the Earth.
Magnesium makes up 13.9% of the Earth, sulfur makes up 2.9%, and nickel and calcium both account for over 1.5% of the Earth. Aluminum makes up 1.4% of the Earth and the remaining metals account for only 1.2%.
From these facts, it’s clear why certain elements are valuable. A metal like gold is only a trace element compared to the mass of the Earth. Looking at the distribution of elements in the Earth, Earth facts show that nearly 90% of all iron on Earth is in the core.
Ok, kids go back to class and have your tunafishpeanutbutter and banana sandwich for lunch now and rest peaceably in the nice big room we have supplied for you today for nap time .....
When we examine geological Earth facts we find that the Earth is made up of a handful of elements and a sprinkling of trace elements. The Earth is the densest planet of the solar system. Let’s take a look at some fun Earth facts about the elements that make up the Earth.
The Earth is strong! Earth facts tell us that it is 32.1% iron. Surprisingly, oxygen accounts for 30.1%. This is due to the number of oxides that make up the Earth. Silicon, which makes computer chips, makes up 60.2% of the Earth’s crust and 15.1% of the total elements in the Earth.
Magnesium makes up 13.9% of the Earth, sulfur makes up 2.9%, and nickel and calcium both account for over 1.5% of the Earth. Aluminum makes up 1.4% of the Earth and the remaining metals account for only 1.2%.
From these facts, it’s clear why certain elements are valuable. A metal like gold is only a trace element compared to the mass of the Earth. Looking at the distribution of elements in the Earth, Earth facts show that nearly 90% of all iron on Earth is in the core.
Ok, kids go back to class and have your tunafishpeanutbutter and banana sandwich for lunch now and rest peaceably in the nice big room we have supplied for you today for nap time ....
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Yeah I sure did have a great time.
But I have two sons .
Vincet and Carlo.
And two daughters Lucia is behind Vinny then I have Maria who is after Carlo.
Maria is the one that I refer to as *babygirl* whenever I've mentioned her on here.
But yeah I enjoyed my kids and the food was good too.
But I have two sons .
Vincet and Carlo.
And two daughters Lucia is behind Vinny then I have Maria who is after Carlo.
Maria is the one that I refer to as *babygirl* whenever I've mentioned her on here.
But yeah I enjoyed my kids and the food was good too.
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Well now I have learned a name and will use a name - something God is providing us all with if we accept and use it right? New relationships being opened to develop I mean....Thx - It is good to get to know you better. I hope not all Americans have tainted your view of America. Smile. Thats great that you had time to spend with your kids - I wish I had more time with mine...They are all older now and have their life in a rush.
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