RE: nostalgia

LouLou :), was going to post, "Try a Little Kindness," but saw you had beat me to it. I like that one the best, I think.

Glen is one of the legends. My older brother loved him! Had some of his songs playing at his wedding party. Yes, that was long ago (my brother has since divorced) but I still remember his love of Glen Campbell's music. teddybear

RE: Better to have loved and have lost...

Soc, the song "A Man Without Love," by H.... is another great one! What great voices. I haven't heard it for awhile, thanks for posting. teddybear

RE: Better to have loved and have lost...

Wow CH wow that's fantastic.

Makes you see how small we are in the scheme of things, doesn't it? laugh

RE: Better to have loved and have lost...

Reminds me of this song, I heard just last night:

RE: Better to have loved and have lost...

When loving someone deeply causes long lasting suffering to a person when its lost, often for years, I don't know that is "better" than never to have loved at all...however, it is definitely better to have loved and lost than to never have truly loved another person. Going through life and not loving is missing out on one of life's greatest experiences - love broadens the heart.

I have met people who say they never "fell in love" until they were almost forty; then you have other souls who are pining in the throes of loves agony at sweet sixteen. bouquet heart wings comfort

RE: fabulously flawed....

Usha, laugh hug there are other flirty ladies in blogland, but you seem to have caught a few hearts purple heart in your stay...if you would like to don another hat for your "TM", please feel free! cheers handshake Perhaps we can put it to a vote? laugh bouquet

RE: hey every one

Some of the "real" people can be found in the forums and on the blogs... cheers teddybear

RE: The Particular Beggar!

lol, that's a good one, Ken. 'Course they might make a couple dollars saving on gas if their tank was a little less full! laugh

RE: The Particular Beggar!

A funny thing indeed.

I noticed the same!

I was returning to my car in a grocery store shopping lot and a man approached me, saying he needed money for food. I told him I had just finished shopping and he was welcome to have some of my groceries. He refused! He just wanted the money.

I believe this happened one other time, again only money was wanted.

Its makes you think.

My Dad told me that quite a good living can be made by just requesting money from strangers. Probably much more than the minimum wage! sad flower

What is your EMOTICON? by BlogWatcher

Thank you all - hug and Sista! There were a lot of people I missed, I mean outstanding bloggers doh . But it was fun.

CS is a great community. bouquet

What is your EMOTICON? by BlogWatcher

Hello all,

Well, I don't understand things that happen on CS sometimes. I stated at the beginning of the blog that it was all in fun, and for no one to get mad, but someone did.

I received a private email asking me to give them a different emoticon, which I was about to do, but before I could implement the change, I received another email from that person telling me to forget it as I obviously wasn't going to do it, and to never mention them on a blog of mine again. blues

I was going to write an email to explain that I just was implementing the change when they emailed me again (this was all within a few minutes time), but they had blocked me.

That is one reason I don't do a lot of blogs or post a lot. This kind of stuff happens. teddybear bouquet

What is your EMOTICON? by BlogWatcher

Dream, maybe he wanted to be your teddybear? There is an old Elvis song very popular in the late 50s, 60s!

Ten years isn't that bad, my mom was seven years older than my Dad, and outlived him by 18 years! He died around age 72 and she at age 90.

So you never know. laugh

What is your EMOTICON? by BlogWatcher

Wallops, I think Mimi will be good about the cupcakes in future, she is going to be a beautiful bellydancer ...shimmy.

I remember years ago, going on a dinner date with a man from work, we went to a place that featured a bellydancer (I didn't know, don't blame me, lol!) Anyhow, the dance is magnetic, its really an art form. He didn't seem to be paying that much attention, though...maybe he was watching secretly and didn't want me to know? lol.

(BTW, I doubt anyone could really steal your halo, it would pop right up again! innocent laugh hug )

What is your EMOTICON? by BlogWatcher

Angel! Ohhhhhhhhhhhhh....I never knew it was a bad word! scold Jest kidding laugh That's clever, I kinda like it. conversing

What is your EMOTICON? by BlogWatcher

Angel, did u ever explain what Gotdog means? I googled it and only got a dog... confused

What is your EMOTICON? by BlogWatcher

Cincy, join the confused club. confused I am confused every morning, but I figure I am doing good if I remember what day it is! laugh

What is your EMOTICON? by BlogWatcher

Catfoot...cats meow doh oh, you r right! I KNEW I was missing a lot!!!

What is your EMOTICON? by BlogWatcher

Lou, yes, there are many more, and Mic is a prime example! I don't see his blogs a lot (there are so many), but he wears the hat very well! :)

What is your EMOTICON? by BlogWatcher

Yes, Dream, I knew other emoticons fit you! Definitely the shimmy - you'd be a great bellydancer. teddybear

Hmmm...what would I be? Well, I am not sure, sometimes a teddy but that can be misleading, lol!

RE: Understanding and kindness

I was only teasing her, I am quite sure she does not wallop laugh

RE: Understanding and kindness

Hi Wallops, I have seen the first one on Facebook as well, and felt it very true. angel2

I bet you do some wonderful shares on FB...I know you often enrich us here. teddybear

hmmm I wonder though about your screen name, Wallops boxing Is there another side to u? hole laugh hug

RE: The Particular Beggar!

I agree, the point was he didn't ask for the money, he said just to give it to him.

I had this happen to me once (usually they ask), and I was flabbergasted. I made no excuse and didn't give the dollar (it was a teen boy with another teen in a store), but I remember being shocked and a little affronted to just being commanded like that.

Also, as Ed said, if they look affluent they don't need my dollar and what kind of person TELLS someone else to give them something? dunno

cheers

P.S. I usually am very generous when I think people need help.

RE: How To Inherit The Kingdom Of God

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RE: Have you ever witnessed or received a miracle from

SCB, you seem to be a proficient writer. Have you thought of starting an online blog? They can often be hosted on a free site to start, and you can earn money by selling products as an affiliate and running ads.

If you have something you have a strong interest in and are knowledgeable about, you could carve a niche online, grow a following, as people will be interested in what you have to say. teddybear hug

RE: Ok what's this about then.

I read the carbon dating test was incorrect...was there a test after this that proved the Shroud invalid?

RE: The Problem With Religion

Makes me physically ill. So sad to know what goes in the lives of trusting, vulnerable people. sad flower

RE: Judas's Betrayal Of Jesus

Serene, you don't believe God has foreknowledge? confused I am quite sure it has been an integral part of this discussion, and intensively covered in Scripture and other theological resources.

Also, to quote this blog, regarding Jesus knowing Judas would betray Him; Jesus knew what Judas do before he did it. So he had foreknowledge of the event.

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RE: Judas's Betrayal Of Jesus

XuanMai, hug. You have a perceptive, sensitive, and kind heart.

Thank you for blessing the blogs with your posts and comments. I look forward for more insights from you in your spiritual walk! teddybear

RE: Judas's Betrayal Of Jesus

SisCalle, it seems no matter how much these points are repeated, they aren't understood. You did a wonderful job in covering the bases and showing clearly how foreknowledge and free will co-exist. hug

I think Serene agrees with your points; unless in his last post he deferred in the argument regarding the validity of Socks deductive argument and premise.

Has all this effort and discussion had any impact, or cleared the way to understanding? I hope so.

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RE: Judas Iscariot and Free Will

Very good response, Serene. Can't get any clearer than that, hey? thumbs up

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