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SuffolkVera
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19 Jun 2015 12:23 |
I too have been thinking of Dizzi, a special lady. I am sure all her friends on the boards will be thinking of her and her family today. RIP Dizzi <3
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'Emma'
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19 Jun 2015 15:12 |
R.I.P Dizzi x
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Cynthia
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20 Jun 2015 07:46 |
Good morning :-)
Dizzi will be missed very much from these boards - it's already strange not seeing new threads from her popping up regularly bless her.
Thinking of Dizzi's family and the families of those killed in America - and for any who mourn at this time.............
Comfort them with Your love O God Wrap them up in Your strong embrace Shelter them from the storm O Lord Envelop them in Your tender care
By day they pour out their heartbreak to You By night they give you their racing thoughts In You they take refuge
In You they will not be afraid For you hold them strong, You hold them safe Calm their fearful hearts O God Still their anxious minds O Lord For all my life is found in You All our being is given to You All our hope begins in You
Amen.
Love to all Cx :-)
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kandj
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20 Jun 2015 22:54 |
Hello All
Such sadness around just now both worldwide and closer to home. How blessed to be a Christian at times of bereavement and hold on to the belief that we will meet our loved ones again in eternity......... forever, and ever...........Amen.
Grief is a universal experience from which no one will be spared.
Never compare your grief. You, and only you walk your path.
Both verses written by Nathalie Himmelrich and worthy of sharing imho.
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Cynthia
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21 Jun 2015 08:36 |
Good morning..... :-)
Thinking of loving fathers everywhere - those on earth and those who have passed from our sight. <3
OH is going through a bad spell at the moment, so not sure if we will make church or not :-(
The Collect for today:
The Collect
Almighty God, you have broken the tyranny of sin and have sent the Spirit of your Son into our hearts whereby we call you Father: give us grace to dedicate our freedom to your service, that we and all creation may be brought to the glorious liberty of the children of God; through Jesus Christ your Son our Lord, who is alive and reigns with you, in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, now and for ever. Amen.
Remembering those who have asked for prayer Cx :-)
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'Emma'
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21 Jun 2015 13:22 |
Cynthia I hope your husband picks up soon.
Thoughts and prayers to all who are ill at this time. x
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kandj
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21 Jun 2015 17:18 |
Hello All
I hope that you and your husband managed church this morning Cynthia or failing that I hope that he has enjoyed this special Fathers' Day and it has been a happy one for him and all your family today.
I hope that all Fathers have enjoyed today.
A Fathers Day Prayer of Remembering. (seems fitting prayer for today).
Fathers young, Fathers old Remembering good times are our gold.
Value earned through guidance given Helping us go forth in living.
Each Father adding to our trove A treasure chest of love untold.
Remembering Fathers in our lives Taking time to realize.
Fatherly love brings wealth to living Remembering this, we go forth in giving.
Fathers young, Fathers old We remember you all, As life unfolds. (Written by Susan Kramer)
I am remembering my lovely late Dad and give thanks for so many lovely memories he has left with me now. God bless you Dad xx
Thinking now of those who have no Father around or who were abused and cruelly treated by their Fathers. xx
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Cynthia
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22 Jun 2015 07:31 |
Good morning :-)
Not such a good day really for us yesterday. We got to church but had to leave before the service started... :-( The family came round for lunch which was lovely.
For today:
Lord, thank you for walking with us through the seasons of our lives.
For the winter, when we are held safe in your arms through the darkness.
For the hope of spring, as we are filled with new promise and life.
For summer time, full of warmth and colour
And for autumn days as leaves fall to seed new growth.
You are always with us.
Amen.
Remembering those in need of prayer Cx :-)
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SuffolkVera
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22 Jun 2015 08:40 |
Disappointing for you and your OH that you had to return home before the service yesterday Cynthia. I hope today will be the start of a better week for him.
I expect he enjoyed the family lunch. There is something very "right" about sharing a meal with family. My granddaughter was 18 on Friday and when her parents asked her how she would like to celebrate she chose a family meal. This took place yesterday and was a lovely occasion.
Thinking of all in need of support today and saying a quiet "thank you" that a particularly difficult issue in my own family is gradually being resolved.
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'Emma'
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22 Jun 2015 11:27 |
I also hope that this will be a better day for your husband Cynthia x
Dear Lord, Please wrap your arms around those who are hurting today, and let them feel how much you love them.
For all in need of prayer.
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kandj
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22 Jun 2015 20:51 |
So sorry Cynthia that your husband was feeling ill. I hope that today has been a better day and that he will improve a little tomorrow.
A prayer for all who need one right now.
Heavenly Father I pray that whoever reads this receives many blessings, and all Your love, joy and comfort, healing and peace as You take away all troubles and carry them. Amen
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Cynthia
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23 Jun 2015 08:08 |
Good morning :-)
We had a better day yesterday and he even managed to get into town to get his hair cut....... (search fee applies). :-D
Not too good again this morning but we will take it as it comes. I love family meals Vera, so I can guess how happy you must have felt.
For today :
"God as I open my eyes to the world, please open my eyes to what you want me to do in it today!"
Love to all Cx :-)
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kandj
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23 Jun 2015 17:53 |
That is better news Cynthia. A day at a time is all any of us can do, especially with ongoing poor health conditions. It's good that your hubby was able to get his hair cut and is all tidied up and smart once again now.
I have taken what seemed like forever this morning to simply thread a needle. Good job that I have endless patience. I am guilty of taking my eyesight for granted.
A prayer to St Lucy (Patron Saint of Eyes)
Saint Lucy, whose beautiful name signifies light. By the light of faith which God bestowed upon you increase and preserve His light in my soul so that I might avoid evil, and be zealous in the performance of good works and abhor nothing so much as the blindness and the darkness of evil and sin. Obtain for me, by your intercession with God, Perfect vision for my bodily eyes and the grace to use them for God's greater honour and glory. St Lucy, hear my prayer. Amen.
Saint Lucy was born into a rich noble Roman family. At a very young age Lucy lost her Father who was a Christian man. This left Lucy with a huge dowry. Her Mother wanted her to marry a Pagan man and she refused, instructing her Mother to distribute her wealthy dowry to the poor people, but her Mother would not agree. Lucy was known for her beautiful eyes. It was said that her eyes radiated her love for Jesus. Lucy's Mother became very ill and was healed with prayers. She was convinced it was a miraculous healing and agreed to comply with her daughter's request and distributed Lucy's dowry amongst the poor. The Pagan man who had proposed to Lucy was furious when he heard this news. He decided to destroy Lucy's life. Lucy was tortured to death and she died as a martyr in Sicily, because of her Christian faith. During the torture, Lucy's eyes were gouged out, but God restored her eyes and that was the reason St Lucy became the Patron Saint for people who are blind or who have eye problems. As with all Saints' lives this is another fascinating tale I think.
"Where there is no vision, people perish" Proverbs 29:v 18.
Remembering in prayer, those in need for whatever reason today. xx
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Cynthia
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24 Jun 2015 07:49 |
Good morning :-)
What an interesting story about St. Lucy kandj - thank you for sharing it with us.
For today:
Lord help me to remember that nothing is going to happen to me today that You and I together can't handle.
Remembering friends in prayer Cx :-)
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'Emma'
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24 Jun 2015 12:28 |
Thinking today how fed up I am of having nothing but rain for the whole of June and how cold it has been. We always moan about the weather, it's too hot or it's too cold, never happy. So thought I'd share this as I am grateful for our changeable weather. (sometimes)
When yesterday is a disappointment, and today isn't better, remember that there is always a tomorrow, and make it something to look forward to AND SMILE. x
My prayers for those who have real problems in their lives.
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kandj
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24 Jun 2015 22:58 |
Hello All We British always talk or grumble about the weather Emma.... me included ha ha.
Cynthia, I hope that your hubby is feeling a little better today and that you both can have a restful night.
I have just found these words which made me smile and will share them here now.
Without GOD Our week would be SINday MOURNday TEARday WASTEday THIRSTday FIGHTday SHATTERday 7 days without GOD makes ONE WEAK............Hmmm, food for thought methinks.
At the end of this day I share a prayer with you all
Heavenly Father I want to take a minute, not to ask for anything from You but to simply Thank You for all that I have. Amen
Ongoing thoughts and prayers for all in need tonight. xx
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Cynthia
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25 Jun 2015 07:42 |
Good morning :-)
The weather is very disappointing at the moment isn't it? Whatever happened to 'Flaming June'?
Husband's condition is up and down at the moment and our son, who doesn't work too far away, is coming over during his lunch break so that I can have an hour's respite.
Our grandson has his 'leaving school prom' on Friday. My word, how grown up he is now..........he will be all 'suited and booted' - a far cry from his usual attire :-D
For today:
For each new morning with its light, For rest and shelter of the night, For health and food, For love and friends, For everything Thy goodness sends
Love to all Cx :-)
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SuffolkVera
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25 Jun 2015 08:26 |
I know what you mean about the weather Emma. I went on a guided "history walk" in a nearby town on Tuesday and, in spite of several layers, I was very cold. But then we read about places where the temperature is in the 40s or where they haven't had rain for 2 or 3 years and think it isn't so bad here after all.
Cynthia, I do hope your husband's condition stabilises soon. Take the opportunity for respite when you can; caring is hard work.
Giving thanks today for the comparative good health of myself and my husband and thinking of those whose lives are so much more difficult than mine. Also giving thanks for our temperate weather which keeps our country green and our crops growing .
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kandj
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25 Jun 2015 22:22 |
JUST FOR TODAY
Just for today
I will not worry
I will not be angry
I will be kind to every living thing
I will be thankful for all my blessings
I will do my work honestly
I will be compassionate and forgiving
I will find joy in even the smallest of life's gifts
I will feel at peace. Written by Dr. Uisi.
Praying that Cynthia's husband will feel a little better tomorrow.
Vera, it is good to recognize how many blessings we have each day.
Emma, I hope the sun has cheered you up today.
Sending a gentle hug now to all who feel in need, for whatever reason. xxx
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SuffolkVera
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26 Jun 2015 09:14 |
Thank you Kandj. I like the idea of trying to do things right one day at a time.
It's unusual for Cynthia not to have posted earlier than this. I do hope she and her OH are both OK.
Thinking of all who need extra support today.
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