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We had soup in the pantry that needed to be eaten. Even though Adam bought the soup he's reluctant to have a big bowl, even in winter. So having puff pastry in the fridg I took the can of chicken pot pie (pffft not really 'pie', kinda runny with maybe 5 little potatoes), cut the pastry into squares, got my little bitty pie tins. I got the extra chicken from the freezer and the corn I BBQ'd up last week. filled those little cups. Now he has handheld pot pie! Then I had some apple pie filling so I used the bigger cups and made apple pies with my other puff pastry, YUM! Tomorrow I'll use the beef soup, some left over roast beef and gravy in a standard pie tin with regular pie crust. A great way to use up soup for a non-soup eater 😀

"Thing" is the suffix for the words anything, everything and nothing.

Betty often buys blue yarn. D E B R A

This, that or the other thing ...

Delusional ants vaulted into diapers B O B B Y

i can create a rainbow with a water hose, was that possible before the great flood?

Here's a nice kind hint: be considerate. DAVID

Countries, like Russia, Turkey, and Egypt, which span two continents are called transcontinental. Other examples include Georgia and Kazakhstan (Europe and Asia), and Iceland (North America and Europe).

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Mirage lures people into easily attainable wealth, and many have been disappointed by this.

Trek through the desert and you are sure to see a mirage.

I agree, I have to deal with Oracle support on almost daily basis, Oracle now has a lot of product development and support in India. But have to say that quality of those services is sometimes very questionable. But I can imagine that if such corporations would have to relocate those somewhere else quickly because of geopolitical situation, it would cause them big problems.

Exactly, every time I call Cisco or Palo Alto for network support. Straight to India. Who will be the call center and tech support?

I don't know who exactly dubs Jesus in Ukrainian in this video. But the voice is younger than Mark Sanderson. As for the language, there is a similarity, but those who speak Ukrainian can understand those who speak Russian, but those who speak Russian will not always understand Ukrainian.

Who will answer the phone for customer service and warranty questions ?

Lol - I thought the same 😊

The feet looks awful, put some shoes on.

Jesus had an ancestor named Judas (not iscariot.) You already knew it.

Jonas Salk is credited with inventing the first successful polio vaccine.

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Back on topic... When viewed through the lens of illicit drugs... Stoned High Buzzed Roofie Joint

Some people puff themselves up so tall you can’t get near them. Ever try talking to someone who’s all ego? You feel small. You hesitate. You walk away. But what if the Almighty were like that? What if the Creator held you at arm’s length? He doesn’t. He leans down. He says: “Pour out your hearts before him. God is a refuge for us” (Psalm 62:8, NWT). So why do we still sometimes freeze up, feeling too unworthy to speak? Picture this: a little girl comes flying around the corner on her bike. Gravel skids, spokes twist, her knees are raw with scrapes. She limps home expecting anger, maybe even shame. Instead, her father drops to his knees in the driveway, brushes away the dirt, and says gently, “I’m just glad you’re safe.” Doesn’t that tell the story? Jehovah meets us the same way. He doesn’t pounce on failure. He sees the wounds first. He listens. He cares. The Bible holds echoes of that tenderness. Hannah’s brokenhearted prayer. Joshua’s bold cry for the sun to halt in the sky (1 Samuel 1:10-18; Joshua 10:12-14). Jehovah preserved those moments so we’d know: I want your voice too. But what about the times guilt presses down, making us whisper, I don’t deserve his ear? Jesus answered with a story. A son trudged home in shame. But before he reached the door, his father ran — not strolled, not delayed — ran. He hugged him tight, kissed him, welcomed him home (Luke 15:20, NWT). Isn’t that Jehovah? Doesn’t he sprint toward you the moment you turn your face toward him (Lamentations 3:19-20; Isaiah 57:15)? And today — how does he run? Through an elder’s visit when the house feels empty. Through a believing spouse who whispers prayer into the night. Through a brother or sister whose text lands at the exact moment you felt forgotten (James 5:14-15). Coincidence? Or is that Jehovah’s mercy arriving on time? So ask yourself: what if you spoke right now, halting words, tear-choked voice? Would he pull back? Or would he bend down, listen close, and run to hold you? He would run. He is running.

I have great expectations for it brother, im still using ai search (legacy) and its been really helpful to me.

Take care, dear sister. The clay is mobilizing everywhere.