SATURDAY NIGHT’S ALRIGHT–FOR WRITING!

for most, saturday’s the time,

to compose and publish rhyme…

or maybe prose–

novels I suppose–

a very good use of time!

–

Jonathan Caswell

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STOMACH REMEDY?

Too much butter frying eggs,

Made the tummy feel the dregs…

Of indigestion

Had begun,

For SOMETHING my stomach begs!

–

Two liters Diet ginger ale,

And unsalted cashews availed….

Barbeque-flavor chips

Sweeten lips,

Symptoms of upset nailed!

–

Jonathan Caswell

2nd Blogiversary Giveaway!

WE MISSED IT! ARGHHHHH!

Valerie Cullers

Today is my 2nd Blogiversary! I am so happy I met so many great people and I just want you to know how much YOU have added to my life! Sending out a Big Thank You!

GIVEAWAY: For anyone who would be interested in winning one of the Bible Studies “Psalm One for Women on the Run,” I will be giving two away. Just leave a comment below. Comments will be open for three days, then I will put your names in a hat and draw two. Blessings to all of you!

Psalm One for Women on the Run is available at:

Amazon – $5.95             Kindle – $1.95

BarnesandNoble.com – $5.95 

Lighthouse Christian Publishing – $9.95

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The Creator Revealed: A Physicist Examines the Big Bang and the Bible | Michael G Strauss — Reasoned Cases for Christ

PRAISE THE LORD FOR SCIENTISTS WHO ALLOW THEIR EYES TO BE OPENED!

Valerie Cullers

Michael G. Strauss is a David Ross Boyd Professor of Physics at the University of Oklahoma in Norman; he earned his undergraduate degree in physical science from Biola University and his doctorate in physics from the University of California in Los Angeles. He conducts research in experimental particle physics studying the fundamental particles and forces […]

via The Creator Revealed: A Physicist Examines the Big Bang and the Bible | Michael G Strauss — Reasoned Cases for Christ

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The Smell of Lilacs

MY WIFE, DIANA, HAS BEEN TALKING ABOUT THE LILACS SHE GREW UP WITH….THAT ARE STILL BLOOMING TODAY. GETTING HOMESICK, SHE IS.

Valerie Cullers

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My Mother died in May when I was very young. It was especially hard on my Father because he had three young children to raise. He was grieving but had to keep going, work and take care of us. At different times when he was especially sad, he would smell Lilacs. It was God’s way of telling my Father that He held him in the palm of his hand. Because of my Father’s experience, Lilacs have always held a special place in my heart. When I see them and smell them, I am reminded that God knows my heart, loves me and is there with me in any pain or sorrow I am experiencing.

For those who don’t have a living Mother today, who may have lost a loved one recently, know that God has you in the palm of his hand…that He cares…

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WHY WAS HE DEPRESSED?

Why was he depressed,

In many ways over stressed….

Inner tension

Is rarely mentioned,

He often slept fully dressed!

–

An old man playing with trains,

Selling off most of his gains…

Buying physical reminders

Of memories put blinders

To results from financial drains!

–

Getting things actually done,

Is a struggle—not the only one…

Counseling

Gave practical wings,

Climbing the first ladder rungs!

–

You depressed—take heart–

This struggle is one I’m a part…

Long distance hugs

Might brighten sad mugs,

You’re not alone—dodging life’s darts!

–

Jonathan Caswell

(a fellow sufferer of long-term depression)

A Less Dark Poem

GREAT TO HAVE HER “GUNNING” FOR YOU!

The Dopamine Queen

Pretty eyed

Sunshine

Your dreams will come true

I’ve been tired

A long time

But I’m gunning for you

The moon shines

The same way

The counter used to

If I’m on time

The nest is fine

Then tell me what flew

Do you hear me

I can hear you

So it must be true

The time is falling

The sky is stalling

It’s all just cuckoo

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