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Scholastic Book Of Lists
I had the privilege of filling in for a Language Arts teacher today. Beside her desk was a well-worn book. If you see a teacher with a well-worn book you need to get a copy for yourself. It was called Scholastic Book Of Lists by James Buckley, Jr., and Robert Stremme.
Tons Of Knowledge To Know!
Just about everybody could learn to draw better. Mrs. Happy Housewife found a site called DrawSpace.com that is full of information and is set up in a simple format to get you started.
You know what? I’m seriously coming to this conclusion: There is so much real knowledge that needs to be learned that there’s just not time to be a vegging zombie couch potato and waste hours watching TV programs that someone thought up and filled with their false bias opinion!
Here’s another good site for learning about music theory Mrs. H.H. found (:
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Like Walkin’ In the Rain . . .
We came home from church in the pouring rain. It was fun walking out to the car. My three sons and I went. We had one umbrella that was starting to get old. Benjamin and I shared, except all truth be told, I did hog it and insisted on holding it. We still all got wet.
Our umbrella is getting old. You know how umbrellas start to get old don’t you?
Every Man’s Battle
I was listening to the Christian radio broadcast called Family Life Today. It was the second of a two day broadcast in which a man named Ben Stuart was the guest. He is the leader of a huge Bible study that goes on weekly at Texas A & M college. During the interview he told how there is a major problem with mainly men that look at pornography via the internet.
Here’s what I know about pornography.
The Wall by Peter Sis
I remember when the Berlin Wall fell between East Germany and West Germany. It was all over the evening news. The strength of communism fell with it.
God’s Creations: Baxter State Park
Baxter State Park in Maine is a mountainous wilderness area full of wildlife. It was organized into a state park by Percival P. Baxter. Baxter was a politician and governor of Maine. It consists of 314 square miles.
Climbing Mount Katahdin
People Need the Lord
People need the Lord is an old song from 20-something years ago that popped into my head this morning. People everywhere need God whether you’re Asian, European, Hispanic, African or Caucasion. As an American I know the people in my country desperately need to think on the things of God and trust Him more. Americans have become too materialistic and prideful. God forgive us!
Here more from Steve Green:
It’s Time To Spiritually Grow!
When I was thirteen years old I became a Christian. That means I have been following the risen Christ for nearly thirty years!
There have been three times that have stood out in my Christian walk in which I seriously gave all I could to Him and seriously focused on studying, learning and following Him.
Linda's Thoughts 