Today we declared it to be a day of rest, a pj day, being totally lazy. It has been wonderful. Lazy days around here usually include movies and today we watched two on PPV. This afternoon we watched "The Last Song". This evening we watched "To Save a Life". Both were good movies but the second was truly touching. It was that movie I have been looking for, one where a person decides to follow God and yet their life doesn't all of the sudden become rosy and perfect. It was real! The journey we take here on earth to follow God is not always easy nor well accepted by those around us... when it is hard and uneasy, will we still choose to walk with God? I love how this movie addresses this. :o)
http://tosavealifemovie.com/index.php
This is my online journal/commonplace book. I use to post things that interest me or things that I want to keep track of and go back read at another time. I am an "Infojunkie" (as my mother loving dubbed me), and this blog allows me to have an outlet for my infojunkie ways. :o)
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Sunday, September 19, 2010
Thai Peanut Quesadillas
Yum! These look great.
To get the recipe click here - http://barbarabakes.com/2010/09/thai-peanut-quesadillas/
To get the recipe click here - http://barbarabakes.com/2010/09/thai-peanut-quesadillas/
learn to live in the POINT of TIME
http://lisanotes.blogspot.com/2010/09/im-still-herebook-review.html
I like what Lisa from LISA'S NOTES had to say today:
I like what Lisa from LISA'S NOTES had to say today:
Like people with Alzheimer’s do, learn to live in the “point of time” rather than just the “line of time.”
THE LINE OF TIME
Past —> Present Moment —> Future
We are always moving from past to future.
THE POINT OF TIME
Past —> Present Moment <— Future
The present moment represents all moments.
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