sweetcountrygirl, Remarkable talent for putting your feelings on paper.
From your words I can see the pain you endured and the angry face of
deception. Is there a happy poem? Do we get to read the happy words? Can
we see the words that express love and joy and puts a smile on the paper
that stretches from margin to margin. Wishing you the best
sweetcountrygirl

Paddy was driving down the street in a sweat because he had an important
meeting and couldn't find a parking place. Looking up to heaven he
said, "Lord take pity on me. If you find me a parking place I will go
to Mass every Sunday for the rest of me life and give up me Irish
Whiskey!"

Miraculously, a parking place appeared.

Paddy looked up again and said, "Never mind, I found one."

Morn'n guys...

Red,
With the history of your past experiences I am probably not telling you
anything you have not already heard. The reason we were created was to
worship God. When Adam sinned everyone from that point forward is
separated from God. In order for these now sinful people to pay for
their sins they had to make sacrifices. Thus the reason for animal
sacrifices, grain sacrifices, sacrifices of people’s first fruits, etc.
These animals, grain, first fruits were all blemished. They were all
defective in some way so these sacrifices only covered their sins. It
did not take away their sins. Christ came to earth for one reason and
that reason was to die for the sins of humanity. Jesus was sinless,
without blemish. He was the perfect sacrifice that God wanted so that He
could have a relationship with His created beings again. When, for the
payment of their sins, someone accepts the sacrifice of Christ by faith,
they will live an eternity in the presence of God worshipping Him. Those
that choose not to accept His sacrifice will live an eternity separated
from God.

You asked, “So who saves lost sheep, anyway?” Jesus is the Shepard and
Savior of the World. Baa Baa

Not in this world

Legs

Like sugar, married for almost 13 years…divorced April 06….really miss
my kids…I love em a lot

Take her on a date. Take her out for dinner and spend the evening with
her.

Actions speak louder than words. Do they call you? Do they do things for
you? Do they bring you little gifts to show they have thought about?
It’s the little things that mean a lot

he he he

Sounds like jeanc is right. He wants his cake and eat it too. He may not
be playing but he is looking. So if he is not playing then she can’t
play either. But as soon as what he is looking for comes alone, he’s
gone.

Beauty fades…look with the eyes of your heart…but, as mentioned before,
an attraction has to be there to catch the eye

That was funny

Great name Autumn, hopefully the kids will continue to call her Mystery
when she gets older. I can see Mystery being shortened to Mysty

Love is Blind
And Life is Short
Don’t Close the Door
When they come to Court

With our eyes we see
With our heart is felt
If they are the one for you
You’re gonna melt

Age doesn’t matter if you are in love with each other

My little boy has a couple of toy guns that he plays with. When he comes
to visit me and forgets to bring them with him, then a stick in the yard
becomes a gun, the empty paper towel cardboard holder becomes a gun, a
pencil becomes a gun. My point being, if a kid wants to play Cowboys and
Indians, cops and robbers, pretend he is hunting big game, if he doesn’t
have a toy gun, their imagination will make the first handy item a gun.
He has great sound effects too…that determines the size of the gun

It’s not a relationship when only one person gives. Plus the one that
gives will be taken advantage of and used by the other.

Put the boat in the water and take the kids skiing and tubing.

Those that go to church on Sunday morning but when they walk out the
door they don't walk the Christian walk may be just practicing religion.
Religion was the downfall of the Pharisees. FedMan is right, we are not
to judge who is and who is not a Christian. What we can do is live for
Christ so others can see Christ in us.

Nothing can beat a good marriage…Nothing is worse than a bad marriage…