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The Intensity of desire can be measure by what one is willing to give up to fulfill it. |
Appreciate all new followers that joined me today. |
Love is just an intense feeling. Embrace it & it grows. Release it & it's gone. |
Frustration is just a feeling. Release it & it's gone. |
The secret to life is living it today instead of tomorrow or yesterday. |
Can't get twhirl to log me in to Twitter for some reason. Gives me the Login window, I give the password, click 'Login' & nothing happens. |
Time for bed. Will be getting up early for a 7:30 am Financial Management final. |
RT @delwilliams: Great minds have purposes; others have wishes. Washington Irving |
@feelgoodguru Each snowflake is unique & I believe each person is unique. Hope you'll be the unique, unusual you that God made you. |
@silkyangela All of Laubach material is good. |
@feelgoodguru unusual-"remarkable or interesting because different from or better than others" Sound ok to me. So are you 'remarkable'? |
Considering a netbook like the MSI Wind. Anyone have one? Any comments? |
At home. Finish giving 1st final exam. Relaxing for a bit then more grading. |
@AskGabe Psalm 46:10 (NIV) "Be still, and know that I am God; I will be exalted among the nations, I will be exalted in the earth." |
RT @Mickipedia: Writing a check. On paper. What am I my grandmother? |
@God_Am Interesting. Thanks for the link. I'll consider. |
@silkyangela Here's a link for Laubach's Letters By A Modern Mystic. http://twurl.nl/jbr4vq Here's an Amazon link: http://twurl.nl/kq17ti |
RT Take a wow break. @SarahJL: Gorgeous winter trees: http://tinyurl.com/6qlghh |
"People over all the world are withering because they are open toward God only rarely. Every waking minute is not too much." - F C Laubach. |
We do not think of 1 thing. We always think of the relationship of at least 2 things, & more often of 3 or more things simultaneously. - FCL |
