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Thanks to you all on the comments on my Christmas graphics.  They were fun/hard/easy/tough/challenging to do....all of the above.  

Sonja ~ Yes, these are the results of my PSP lessons.  Gold should be in your color manager/patterns.  If you don't have it, I can send 'gold/pattern' to you by email.

Zachary ~ You eat all that cake and we will call you Snowman instead of Mullet!!!!!  Good to see your colorful posts!!!!!  It is fun, isn't it?

I have been trying to save images to CD's.  I get so frustrated doing that.  Nero tells me the tracks are there but when I want to view what I have put on there, it is only the last track that I can see.  Then I went to 'help' and finally figured it out.  But on one of them, it wiped out the previous track and made it a data track and I can see them at all.  These were .pps files and .gif files.  So I am quitting.  My neck and back is in knots now.  Going to watch some TV.

BTW, Jerry and I got a phone call awhile ago.  Jerry Lee, Nermin and baby Daniel are in Ohio from Latina, Italy.  They may come over here tomorrow.  Can't wait to hold that little one!!!!

Well my PSP8  program is going back for a refund or rather replacement the disk is faulty I am downloading the trial version from Jasc right now, it will be taking almost 4 hours to download.

TTYL

Pretty quiet in here today!  What up folks, the cat got your tongue? hehehehe...

I am taking a little break before dance.  Thought I would pop in here and say hello.

Zachery and I were doing the paper route and he found a syrenge with a needle and some stuff in it.  Not sure what it was, but he didn't touch and he and i called the police. They came and got it. I wonder if we will be reading about it in the paper in the next few days? hmmm...

Hey Mullet Man!  Glad you are liking it here on CP!  You are doing a great job with your posting even if you do have to modify it 10 times. hehehhe...Luv you!

I am going to browse around see if there is anything new.

Pssst!  Mullet man!  Don't tell Mom, but I often have to modify my posts, too.  Sometimes my keyboard can't spell or remember the right names.

You are doing GREAT!!  It is so nice to have kids here with us!

Forest came to vist me a little while ago. They are so cute at that age. He wanted pickles, so he got pickles. Gilbert came over and good thng too, he had to open the pickle jar.

Going to Bible Study in  a bit.

The other day the TSA (Transportation Safety Agents)  people at the airport found a pipe bomb in a mans luggage and confiscated the bomb and let the man get on the plane. He went to Miami Florida and the FBI questioned him and they let him go to, siad it was this  county's jurisdiction. Weird hammpening in our little town.

I guess y-all know that Me and Gilbert live just down the road from the Airport. Scary times.

Lee end-times for sure. It is all coming together. Maranantha Lord Jesus.

I'm kind of bad at remembering names too.   [/color]

You all are sunshines to me!!

Hey Mullet you changed your name Huh? Now you are Travis. Sure is nice to see you posting so much Keep it up. It's great having some young people on here.

LOL..... Mullet, you are a riot!  Thanks for the good laugh!!!


Zachery------->


Pssstt...Janet! I never have to modify.   hehehhe...
Soni tries to erase the modify stuff at the bottom of her post so Janet won't see.

There we go!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!        











It is confusing    

HI Marilyn! Sorry to hear about your psp program.  That is great you had a good visit with your grandson.  mmm...pickles are always good.   <---licking lips.

Heh, Mr. Travis-Mullet Man.  You haven't met me yet.  My name is Nita.  I live in Oregon, over on the west coast.  In fact, I live right near the ocean.
It's really cool seeing someone your age post here.  I have a question.
When you said you sometimes say that you are 12, when you're really 13...is that because you forgot that you turned 13? lol    It's easy to forget when you've only been 13 just a little while.  I have a grandaughter who will be 14 in January.

Well, I won't be coming back for awhile.  This computer is really doing it to me.  I think I need a new graphics card.  I can only be online for a few minutes and then I get lines across my monitor, and it freezed up.  If I can catch it right away, I can shut down the "legal" way, but that isn't usually the way it happens.   After payday (on the 3rd) I will see about getting a new graphics card.  Till then...........don't forget me. ok

  I love you all.  Have a very blessed Christmas.  Nita

finally

Hey pat I was wandering how do you put music on alink so others can listin, thank you.

Not much time tonight and I guess I missed last night totally.  

I sent off the check for my mother's hearing aids this morning and got a call this afternoon that she had been in earlier to have the impressions made.  They're trying very hard to make sure she has them by Christmas.  Now if she'll just not lose these.  Gene suggested getting them insured.  I don't know if that's possible, but tomorrow I'll see what I can find out.  

We had some freezing rain this morning and the roads were treacherous for a while.  Then it warmed up some for a while, still raining, and cooled back down later in the afternoon.  Sand spread on the roads here in the trailer park was almost immediately iced over.  Now it has started to snow and the icy spots aren't visible - which can make for some pretty hairy driving and walking.  But praise God Gene and I are all snug and warm and don't need to budge until I go to work in the morning.  Tomorrow night we have a joint meeting of the Elders and Deacons at church so we'll both be going to that.

Mutiny!

Dear friends:

You may be familiar with the famous book, Mutiny on the Bounty, and its
infamous captain, William Bligh.  

In 1787 at age 33, Captain Bligh was given command of "The Bounty," a
three-year-old merchant ship. The Bounty set sail on December 23, 1787.

In April, 1789 the famous mutiny took place, led by Bligh's one-time
friend, Fletcher Christian.  The following is an extract taken from
Bligh's logbook entry for April 28 (original spelling): "Just before
Sunrise Mr Christian and the Master at Arms... came into my cabin while
I was fast asleep, and seizing me tyed my hands with a Cord & threatened
instant death if I made the least noise..."

Bligh and 18 other crew members loyal to him were set adrift on April 28
in an open boat.  In most cases, such an act would have led to certain
death for the men aboard, but Bligh was a magnificent seaman and landed
in Timor, Java, without any loss of life on June 14. The journey of
3,618 nautical miles took them 47 days.

Captain Bligh miraculously lived after the mutiny and returned to
England to report the crime.  Many of the guilty sailors were found and
hanged.  Several, however, could not be found.

Twenty years passed and the whole incident was forgotten until a sailing
ship discovered an uncharted island.  When the crew landed, they could
hardly believe what they had found -- an utter utopia.  There was no
disease, no crime, no drunkenness, nothing but grace and harmony.

When the crew learned the reason for the change in the islanders, they
were amazed.  

Eight of the Bounty's sailors had fled to this island after the mutiny.
They had ravaged the people and all but one of the sailors, Alexander
Smith, had died.

In desperation, Smith had rummaged through all of the other men's
belongings, looking for more whiskey.  In his search, he found a Bible.
He read it, believed it, and became a Christian.  He introduced the
entire population of the island to Christ and they, with him, believed
and obeyed the Word of God, transforming their society.

I am reminded of the words of America's second President, John Adams,
when he said, "Suppose a nation in some distant region should take the
Bible for their only law book, and every member should regulate his
conduct by the precepts there exhibited!  Every member would be obliged
in conscience, to temperance, frugality, and industry; to justice,
kindness, and charity towards his fellow men; and to piety, love, and
reverence toward Almighty God.... What a Eutopia, what a Paradise would
this region be."

God's Word is powerful.  When believed and obeyed, it is transforming.

Yours for fulfilling the Great Commission
each year until our Lord returns,

Bill Bright

Can't get away with anything in here!

But Travis-Mullet-Zachery---you don't have to change your name just for me!

hey ya'll,
How was ur day? mines been good glad to see someone younger than me posting! i got 2 finals i have to take well they are both in 1 class   CHEMISTRY!?! i dislike this class! but i figure i can get through it! hopefully with a decent grade. but after friday i'm through with school til 2004! i'll have practice over the break but that's usual! well i'm going to go for now ttyl
Sarah

JANET:  Thank you so much so for "the rest of the story" by Bill Bright.  You must be a relative of Paul Harvey, who by the way is a Chrisitian.

Isn't it wonderful what God can do with just one willing person?  Where would you be today if someone had not told you about Christ?

God uses regular people to super-regular things.

What an interesting day in New Every Morning!

It was nice to read Travis-Mullet-Zachery's posts!  Zach, to play music, you upload a midi file you your webspace and post a link just like you do photos except that you don't use IMG but you use URL


Thanks Janet for that Bill Bright article.  Great reading!

Ed, nice to see you.  Come often!  You'll get to love it here.

Now, I was at my Avon Christmas Party and the lady I drove who is a very good friend of mine won a trip to Hawaii!!!  We can still hardly believe it.  It's supposed to be a $10,000. trip!

Now, I'm locking this door but opening another.

Please join us there...

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