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Showing posts with label unknown. Show all posts
Monday, December 19, 2011
Thoughts on shopping
Shopping: The fine art of acquiring things you don't need with money you don't have. - Author Unknown
Saturday, December 10, 2011
Choose wisely
Life is change. Growth is optional. Choose wisely. - Unknown
Friday, December 2, 2011
For our Plant Manager who turned 50 today.
Middle age: Later than you think, and sooner than you expected.
Saturday, August 27, 2011
Good friends
The older you get, the tougher it is to lose weight, because by then your body and your fat are really good friends. - Unknown
I remember seeing this funny little quote a few year back on a sign in someone's kitchen.
Sunday, July 24, 2011
Living, dying & debt
No man should be afraid to die, who hath understood what it is to live. - Thomas Fuller (Philips' Book of Great Thoughts and Funny Sayings)
Bonus quote:
A man in debt is caught in a net. - Unknown
(Philips' Book of Great Thoughts and Funny Sayings)
What does that mean for a Nation?
Bonus quote:
A man in debt is caught in a net. - Unknown
(Philips' Book of Great Thoughts and Funny Sayings)
What does that mean for a Nation?
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Celebrate the beauty
All you who love the Lord, sing His praises, celebrate the beauty of His Holiness. - Divine Office
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Appearing on a burlap banner near you.
(Think of one's self as a teakettle) Though up to it's neck in hot water, It continues to sing. -Unknown
I still have vivid memories of all the burlap and felt banners that used to be part of my home life in the 1970s and part of church life too. Statements like this quote were often on them. While I generally found them to be somewhat goofy and a bit nauseating, some did contain glimmers of truth. I wouldn't call this one of my favorite quotes, but I do like the imagery and the perspective it provides. Now where are my platform shoes?
I still have vivid memories of all the burlap and felt banners that used to be part of my home life in the 1970s and part of church life too. Statements like this quote were often on them. While I generally found them to be somewhat goofy and a bit nauseating, some did contain glimmers of truth. I wouldn't call this one of my favorite quotes, but I do like the imagery and the perspective it provides. Now where are my platform shoes?
Thursday, August 19, 2010
A Father's Prayer
Father, I thank you for the gift of my family for whom I now pray and upon whom I now ask you to shower your blessings. With St. Joseph as my guide, may I always be ready to spend my life for them.
Bless my wife whom you have given to me as my spouse, sharing in your wondrous work of creation. May I see her as my equal and treat her with the love of Christ for his Church. May Mary be her guide and help her to find your peace and your grace.
Bless my children with Your life and presence. May the example of Your Son be the foundation upon which their lives are built, that the Gospel may always be their hope and support.
I ask you, Father, to protect and bless my family. Watch over it so that in the strength of Your love its members may enjoy prosperity, possess the gift of your peace and, as the Church alive in this home, always bear witness to your glory in the world. Amen.
Bless my wife whom you have given to me as my spouse, sharing in your wondrous work of creation. May I see her as my equal and treat her with the love of Christ for his Church. May Mary be her guide and help her to find your peace and your grace.
Bless my children with Your life and presence. May the example of Your Son be the foundation upon which their lives are built, that the Gospel may always be their hope and support.
I ask you, Father, to protect and bless my family. Watch over it so that in the strength of Your love its members may enjoy prosperity, possess the gift of your peace and, as the Church alive in this home, always bear witness to your glory in the world. Amen.
Saturday, July 17, 2010
The back of my office door
You can tell how big a person is by what it takes to discourage him. - Unknown
I found this quote during a very difficult time in ministry and it was a constant reminder to keep my focus. While I cannot always be gushing with gratitude, I do try to keep things in perspective.
I found this quote during a very difficult time in ministry and it was a constant reminder to keep my focus. While I cannot always be gushing with gratitude, I do try to keep things in perspective.
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