A thought entered my head this morning. I don’t think I please God. So I said a one sentence thought prayer. God, how can I make you smile on me? And here are some verses I read in my Bible reading time:
Jeremiah 17:

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Our state of Oklahoma is turning 100 this year. Here are some sites that tell about us:
We’ve had some tornadoes in the past.

Oklahoma City website
Centennial Celebration
Guthrie was our first state capital
Oklahoma State History
Oklahoma’s Official Website
Oklahoma Historical Society
Oklahoma History Center

Are you ready to play?
MyMaths.co.uk

Here’s a site that goes through the details in a simple way of solving the circumference of a circle @ Math.com
Learn angle amounts with the game Angler @ the website MyMaths.co.uk
Learn and practice using the formula to find the area of a circle @ MathGoodies.com
The History of Pi @ 3.14ever.
Interesting lesson plans in teaching what Pi is @ MiddleWeb.com
How to memorize the numbers in Pi @ Jeff’s Pi
March 14 is Pi Day!
A master site to find Pi websites @ ethemes

In sentences that are questions, the verb phrase is often separated by another word. Find the verb phrases in these sentences. Be sure to watch for another word separating the helping verb from the main verb.
Have you been driving long?
Where was the car parked?
Can I be of assistance?
Answer:

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In my son’s schoolbook we learned today that the Rocky Mountains are the “backbone” of America. It is also where the Continental Divide is:
Check out this view from above of the Rocky Mountains.

Some Educational info:

When the sunshine of God’s love
meets the showers of our sorrow,
the rainbow of promise appears.
Taken from Our Daily Bread website

I was intending to thoroughly enjoy the colorful unfolding of the sunrise. But now I look and there is a drastic change. Today will be rainy. The overhead sky is filled with darkness. That’s okay. We need rain. It’ll be interesting to watch the rain arrive.

It’s a cloudy sky that is on the verge of becoming bright with light. The clouds are smooth in the eastern sky and there are many of them. Some of them look like mountains in the distance. They have an underlying white lining accented a bit with a light peach color.

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Love this cheerful song. It’s Doris Day’s trademark song. I love how she danced around the room and sang it with her son in Hitchcock’s The Man Who Knew Too Much with Jimmy Stewart in 1956. Her dress was pretty and flowing. We watched the famous classic last Sunday night.