Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain Simon. Whenever I hear ANYBODY say, "Well, I THINK ...", I stand up and take another look at this thing.
I THINK they were saying ...
Well, bless your heart, it's not what YOU THINK that's so important. It's in minds that open, and in eyes that ask.
That song was referring to walking in the side door of the BRC and stepping on down the stairs for the meal, after which they would be handing out sack suppers. That'll make ANY daddy's head hand down.
Today I am reminded of the first major way ministry function I missed since I became actively involved....It was called Sound Out'84,...from Jan. 3-5...I don't remember where it was,but it was held somewhere in the midwest,a few hours from where I lived....My young'n was due to be born in mid-January,but I didn't want to take any chances of not being there for the blessed event(the birth,not the ministry event,you ninnies)....Today,my darling daughter turns 21,and I still remember cutting the embilical chord....(They had to tie it first so she didn't go thpthpthpthpthpthpin' around the room like a popped balloon)...
Oh, the pain. The horribly painful pain. Our star quarterback couldn't throw without an interception, our star running back couldn't run anywhere without getting squished, and our sure-footed heroes couldn't cut any turns in the whole first half without ending up on their tushes.
Ooooh, the heartache.
There's always next year!
But the pain of the day was significantly diminished, because earlier in the afternoon, Mr. niKa and I had the joy of meeting Simon, Rocky, and KarmicDebt for lunch. We hadn't seen one another for more years than I can remember. If I could remember, I'd be embarrassed to say! They are lovely, and beautiful, and witty. It was great to see you guys, and I hope to repeat the experience the next time we're in Arizona.
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Simon: I think they were talking about twi.
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Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain Simon. Whenever I hear ANYBODY say, "Well, I THINK ...", I stand up and take another look at this thing.
I THINK they were saying ...
Well, bless your heart, it's not what YOU THINK that's so important. It's in minds that open, and in eyes that ask.
That song was referring to walking in the side door of the BRC and stepping on down the stairs for the meal, after which they would be handing out sack suppers. That'll make ANY daddy's head hand down.
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simonzelotes
Yeah,I thought the same thing...
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fellowshipper
Simon to be misunderstood is to be great.
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simonzelotes
I'm just a soul who's intentions are good,
Oh,Lord,please don't let me be misunderstood
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fellowshipper
Simon are you preparing a teaching for this Sundays morning fellowship on mans depravity and Gawds goodness?
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simonzelotes
I don't prepare any teachings,shipper....I just walk out there on the pulpit....That way not even the devil knows what I'm gonna preach on....
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fellowshipper
Simon you go to hell. That was a classical come back.
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fellowshipper
Happy New years everyone or for those that hold on to the past ,Happy household holidays.
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excathedra
to my dearest friends, happy new year
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fellowshipper
Has everyone sobered up from their new years eve partying zzzzz plural?
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simonzelotes
Yeah,I'm sober as a judge....It'll take me until March to start writing 2004 on my checks...See,I just did it again,...I mean 2005....
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Tom Strange
a new and special year to all of you my friends... a very special one...
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simonzelotes
Good to 'see' you again,StrangeOne....
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excathedra
okay i gave our 11th corps babes enough time to be on the front screen
(i wish they would come here and play)
so nice to see rev. snowcone king
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ha ha excie,
I just posted in the 11th to keep it going..hehe
oops...
That means I gots to go back and post again so that its back at the top!!!!
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Tom Strange
It's good to be (clap) home again... kisses to my sisters and hugs to my brothers...
simontheloaded... 2/16
:P-->itchers and catchers
...what's with the upstart youngsters of the 11th? ...don't they know their place?
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Hi. My name is Tom and I am a recovering firehose.
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Today I am reminded of the first major way ministry function I missed since I became actively involved....It was called Sound Out'84,...from Jan. 3-5...I don't remember where it was,but it was held somewhere in the midwest,a few hours from where I lived....My young'n was due to be born in mid-January,but I didn't want to take any chances of not being there for the blessed event(the birth,not the ministry event,you ninnies)....Today,my darling daughter turns 21,and I still remember cutting the embilical chord....(They had to tie it first so she didn't go thpthpthpthpthpthpin' around the room like a popped balloon)...
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Tom Strange
ahh... how sweet brother simon... and reverend firehose, so nice to see you...
Let us all say a little prayre for our seestor niKa... her boys are sure takin' a beatdown right now....
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Hey, who was on blast patrol last night??
Spiritually asleep at the switch. The 11 corps tread popped up on top and our watchman in the night walked right on by the spirit and kept on going...
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excathedra
thank god you stood in the gap tuTTles
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simonzee, i was wondering where you were at Sound Out
awwwww 21,your darling baby girl !!!!!
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Oh, the pain. The horribly painful pain. Our star quarterback couldn't throw without an interception, our star running back couldn't run anywhere without getting squished, and our sure-footed heroes couldn't cut any turns in the whole first half without ending up on their tushes.
Ooooh, the heartache.
There's always next year!
But the pain of the day was significantly diminished, because earlier in the afternoon, Mr. niKa and I had the joy of meeting Simon, Rocky, and KarmicDebt for lunch. We hadn't seen one another for more years than I can remember. If I could remember, I'd be embarrassed to say! They are lovely, and beautiful, and witty. It was great to see you guys, and I hope to repeat the experience the next time we're in Arizona.
love, niKa
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