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Good evening everyone.   Thank you Pat for the Morning devotional.   Great.   

Welcome Alma.  I guess I haven't posted over the last few days.  I just noticed your post.  Sounds like you are enjoying it here.

Alan, hope you are feeling better now.  Last time I read your post you were feeling down.

Ria, Sorry your not feeling too well.  Keep praying.  God knows all about it.  God Bless.

Hi Janet,    how are you?   

The weather is great in Canada.  Sunny and warm in the daytime and raining at night.  Good for the gardens.

God Bless you all

Love Ruthie

Here's a nice one to sing together...







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A really nice man came and told us why we've been having phone troubles...

A line is literally on the ground in a field near here.  It should be hanging in the air between poles, but for some reason it has chosen to lie on the ground.  When the good Lord sees fit to send rain, the proximity of the earth to a splice in the line makes for condensation.  This condensation causes for bad connections and noisy lines.

The nice man told us that new cable has been ordered but that a different crew will install it, so he has no idea as to when it will happen.  But he respliced the line and now- at least for now- we have  really good net connection.  Praise God for small miracles.

Hope all of you had a great day.  Karma is really tired and has gone to bed.  Trav is sound asleep with not as much runny nose as last night. 

Ria, hang in there. 

Nard

Nards, glad you have a good connection now, and hope it stays good until the line is replaced.  Hugs to Karma and Little Man---and you, too!

Boy, am I tired.  That sod is really heavy, especially since it was thoroughly wet.  I hope it roots down and grows.  A lot of it had already started to mold from being stacked on pallets in the hot sun.  They had it on the North side of the store in as much shade as possible, but grass doesn't take well to being stacked in layers for a week.    If we'd known they had it, we'd have gone and gotten it sooner, like the first day we were home!

Anyhow, bedtime for me!  Goodnight all!

Glad about those telephone lines, Nards.  We sure miss you both when you aren't around much.  Hope that you'll have a better connection now.


Night night, Janet!  I'm sure that if the grass gets lots of water, it will do fine.  I've seen grass piled high for quite awhile and thought it would never grow but it did.

Talk to you tomorrow.

Janet, Pat is right.   Just soak your grass thoroughly every day and it will come through.  Because of all the rain we are having, the seed I throw down is taking root.   Have a good sleep Janet.

Love Ruthie

Good night Janet. Sleep well.

I've posted a couple of Flower shots and one that I fixed up with PSP.

I am slowly working on the photos  I have neglected to resize for here and for Photo Sense. I guess the URL for Photo sense has changed, I don't know what is happening. Confoosed here.

Well I am getting off the computer now and put some Ben gay on my shoulders and the heating pad for awhile before I go to bed. Got to relax.

Fleetwood Mac is on PBS I really like them. Not Christian music.  It's the old Hippie in me I guess.

Just wanted to stop by and say "hi" to everybody!  I got a full time job as a hospice nurse, and I just don't have as much time to play on the puter as I did before.  Plus I've been preparing photos for a couple of exhibits I had and a contest I entered. 
It's been raining alot in East Texas too.  Makes everything nice and green!  I like the rain - it's a picture of the Holy Spirit.  Janet...SAD stands for SEASONAL AFFECTIVE DISORDER

I got this off the internet...for Ria

What is Seasonal Affective Disorder?
Some people suffer from symptoms of depression during the winter months, with symptoms subsiding during the spring and summer months. This may be a sign of Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). SAD is a mood disorder associated with depression episodes and related to seasonal variations of light.

SAD was first noted before 1845, but was not officially named until the early 1980's. As sunlight has affected the seasonal activities of animals (i.e., reproductive cycles and hibernation), SAD may be an effect of this seasonal light variation in humans. As seasons change, there is a shift in our "biological internal clocks" or circadian rhythm, due partly to these changes in sunlight patterns. This can cause our biological clocks to be out of "step" with our daily schedules. The most difficult months for SAD sufferers are January and February, and younger persons and women are at higher risk. 

Ria, maybe this will help - hope you get well soon.

I'm planning a trip to Montana July 8th.  My girlfriends son is getting married.  Hopefully I'll be able to slip away and take some nice nature shots!   
Since this is getting on so late, Pat, maybe you could bring it forward so everyone could see that I'm ok, even tho I'm not posting here as much as I once did!  Thanks
Shalom to everyone...

So nice to see you posting, Nancy!  I'll put a copy of your post in tomorrow's topic.


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