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We just listened to an audio book, Plagues, Pandemics, (and something else. Can’t remember it) it was hours and hours long. (We had to make three trips to Medford, Oregon. About 7 hours, round trip) Bit of a story, here. Anyway…back to the audiobook.
Detailed, and in truth, pretty educational.
I worked in a medical clinic for some ten years. Knew to wash my hands.Well, apparently I did not learn well enough. I do wash my hands, but…
Now, I wash my hands, seriously, with soap. And, regularly. Like the lady said, “Wash your hands like you have been cutting jalapeño peppers, with no gloves”. Regularly. (the consequences of not doing so will give you nightmares)
Plus, keep your hands away from your eyes and mouth. Period. Bacteria and germs have a straight shot into your system, here.
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Plagues, Pandemics and Viruses: From the Plague of Athens to COVID-19
Spoilerhttps://www.amazon.com/Plagues-Pandemics-Viruses-Plague-COVID-19/dp/B08M6D2ZH8 Listen to the preview
SpoilerIt can come in waves - like tidal waves. It changes societies. It disrupts life. It ends lives. As far back as 3000 B.C.E. (the Bronze Age), plagues have stricken mankind. COVID-19 is just the latest example, but history shows that life continues. It shows that knowledge and social cooperation can save lives.
Viruses are neither alive nor dead and are the closest thing we have to zombies. Their only known function is to replicate themselves, which can have devastating consequences on their hosts. Most, but not all, bacteria are good for us. Some are truly horrific, including those that caused the bubonic, pneumonic, and septicemic plagues. And viruses and bacteria are always morphing, evolving, and changing, making them hard to treat. The book is an enlightening, and sometimes frightening, recounting of the destruction wrought by disease, but it also looks at what humanity has done and can do to overcome even the deadliest and bleakest of contagions.
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Well, my latest adventure. Yesterday was our circuit assembly. Wonderful, by the way.
Day before. Working in the garden. Me, puttering away, doing in as many wild berries, as i could. Sid, my husband, getting ready to burn a dried pile of briers. It had a tarp on it. Um, garden snakes had made the pile of briars its home. About 20 of them. And three lizards. We got them out of there. And moved the burn pile, in case they had any underground homes.
Well my hair got smoke on it.
I had to wash it, and i had not planned on it. By now, later in the day.
My hair is long, and, um, white. I use purple stuff to get rid if the orange mineral deposits. I grabbed some outdated stuff. When i finished, my hair was purple. I kid you not. Purple. I showed my hair to Sid, he said, “Donʼt worry about it”. (Bless his heart)Well, I am not going to the assembly with PURPLE hair. It’s semi-permanent. I grabbed
Dawn soap. I had to wash it three times. I has a light lavender highlights, that are under the top layer of my hair.
No one noticed! And I actually got a compliment.I know this is a bit mundane, but, Iʼm still chuckling over it all.
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https://oureverydaylife.com/remedy-hard-water-buildup-hair-34437.html
Hard water damages hair by coating it with layers of mineral deposits, including calcium, iron and manganese. These minerals can even turn your hair an unsightly orange or brassy color
SpoilerStep 1
Rinse your hair with purified water after shampooing. This will wash away mineral deposits left by the hard water.
Step 2
Wash hair with a clarifying shampoo that's designed to eliminate buildup and residue. After shampooing, treat your hair with conditioner, then rinse.
Step 3
Combine 2 tablespoons of white or apple-cider vinegar with 1 pint of lukewarm water. Pour the vinegar mixture over your hair in the shower. For better coverage, pour the mixture into a spray bottle and mist your hair all over. Leave the vinegar in your hair for as long as 10 minutes, then rinse well. The odor of the vinegar will go away after your hair dries.
Step 4 - 6
You should try the purple hair style. You'll look equally gorgeous in purple. Just not for large gathering
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This is why i do not like to wash my hair. Its a bit of a process. I do this and do that, and then deep conditiom the mess i made.
If I lived closer to the beauty saloon, and, um, could afford it, Iʼd pay someone to wash it.
Cut it? No, believe it or not, other then washing, it is easy maintence, longer. Thanks for your attempt to help me. 🌹-
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I have special news. We have a couple, fresh from that special school for kingdom publishers, ( cannot think of the proper name) Anyway, they are on their way here, and are attending our meetings by Zoom.
We may have, 20 attending our meetings. And, with one elder moving on to his new assignment in the heavens, one, having to move out of our area, because of health issues, the pickings got lean, elder-wise. In fact, downright scary.
Jehovah provides. Today, we have 5 elders, plus our new couple joining our congregation. Maybe 8 pioneers.
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If you want spiritually reassured with what is going on today, go back and listen, (I listened with audio descriptions) to the final talk) to at least the final talk by brother Lett. Um, it’s the 2021, “Become powerful by faith”, convention.
I couldnt sleep last night, and, i think it was an absolute gift.
Lots of, “what ifs” today, with all going on. This will settle your heart, and reassure you. Things are going just fine.
Thank you, Jehovah!
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They are in our library, under, “audio”. They relax me when I can’t sleep.
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- daydream and New World Explorer
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Yesterday at the WT study, all my answers i dictated in the space for answers were gone. All but one answer to a review question. (Thanks to that one answer, my relative sanity remained intact) But I had my paper copy which I studied before I dictated those answers.
So, all went okay, for my participation.
Then, this side bar thingy showed up. I didnʼt read what it was adverising for this time. (Last time it was, um, “nude movies I’d apparently missed) That thing popped up, and i did a hard shut off, right qiuck. Did not read the adverisement. Taking no chances.Then, here came my answers.
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I have my studied WT right next to the iPad, to be able to looke up the scriptures as the material is discussed.
I try not to use what I wrote in the area for answers, verbatim. But my answering has improved.
(sorry, I have an idea what I want to say, but it never comes out of my mouth, as indicated. Getting better…)
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Our little congregation. Some 30 publishers. Eight full time pioneers, two remote Bethelites, one, dear, dear brother, at our new site. (One with a lake)
Two of the pioneers are from Brazil. (Married into our congregation)
A new elder. Now four.
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I never thought I’d feel this way, or say it. It’s almost too much for me to keep up with. FB gets a cursory glance, and, here, I read until my brain is chattering at me.
To be blunt, it is hard to keep up with our site, and keep on my toes, with studying and service.
Here, I just don’t have time to read it all. I suppose, eventually, I will, but not today!-
Rest, Miss Bea darling, rest. It's true that at the moment we are bombarded with new things on the spiritual side but that will calm down... well, I do hope, otherwise I think the Great Crowd will end up being made up only of people under 40, those who still have legs to run behind the celestial Chariot.😘
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We have a storm moving in, from Ałaska.
The weather people are giving dire warnings. Lots of snow and wind. (Tornado like winds) Lots. We live on a hill. I cannot and do not drive in snow.
Iʼd already decided to Zoom the meeting tomorrow. We got notice this evening that the meeting will be Zoom, for all of us.
There is a group of 4 of us sisters who do hospitality. When scheduled. We are scheduled for hospitality this Sunday.
It’s iffy for me. They do not clear the snow off our roads. We are on our own. Sometimes we are snowed in for days.
Then someone from the tribe will show up. Either to check on us, or bring us supplies. Depending on how long we have been snow bound.
They come up, break tracks for us, then we can think about getting off the hill.
We are as prepared as we can be.It is all in the attitude.
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My prayers goes out to you and all the friends out there. Love Y’all!
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Sweet Sister mine,
Be especially careful Sid and you, Miss Bea. I know you are, of course. It's just a stupid sentence to reassure myself. I love snow so much... but like all elements of nature, when they are unleashed or are confronted with human activity which mistreats them, they go a little crazy. I imagine that you are used to it so I hope that the habit will be there to reassure all our brothers and sisters in the area. And I think of all those who live around you and elsewhere in the world, who cannot possibly benefit from human and brotherly assistance...
One day comes and suddenly: paradise ❤️
Let it come !
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I will pray for you all in that area. I hope like so many times in Oklahoma when they predict major storms it turns out not as bad as predicted.
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Husband: “I have two crowns on the back of my head”.
Wife: thinking Thinking…
Wife: They are not, “crowns”, but, “cow-licks”.
Husband: “I donʼt call them, cow-licks. I call them crowns”.
Thus begins my day…
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Old age can be challenging. Last friday, Sid and i were out scoping for rocks. Flat rocks for a walk way.
I spot, he does the rest of the chore. Its something we enjoy.I was on flat groud. I did not pay enough attention to where to put my feet. (I had my walking stick, um, in the truck) The ground was flat, with a big rock here and there. Somehowʼ i lost my balance, started to fall, but blocked myself. (Big mistake.) Friends, I sprained my hip! As in, “sometimes a sprain is worse then a break”. Sid found he could not carry me. He moved the truck as close to me as possible. And, eventually, i was able to get in the truck.
But, i had to sit on the running board, (yes, we have one on the truck. It pops out when the door is opened. I sat on the running board, trying to catch my breathe, and was literally going in and out of consciousness, from the pain, as i sat there.
Got me in the truck, and, off to the hospital, some 2 and 1/2 hour trip.
I had mobility, but, very painful mobility.
I seriously prayed my hip was not broken. Really bad news for an 80 year old youngster!
An X-Ray and a CT scan later, nothing broken. My right leg was useless. We have crutches and a walker here at home. After falling a couple of times, i learned how to walk, sort of.
I am healing. Dr. says it will be a month, and, i will be my old,(old, old) self. I can walk, sort of dragging my leg along. I can get up and down the stairs. I’m still in pain, but I feel it’s manageable. (They gave me all sorts if medications. For pain, muscle spams, and inflammation, etc)Iʼve Zoomed a couple of meetings. And, plan to go Sunday. The spasms are gone. Now it hurts, for the most time, just when i move.
Sid has been steller in taking care of meʼ, and doing everything in the house. I am being very good taken care of. And, i thank Jehovah for that fact.
I am constantly challenging myself. I move around, and do what i can. One gets really weak, fast, not moving around.
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I hope the pain has eased a bit now Bea and you're able to get around a bit better. Exercise is good but rest is also important for these cases so don't over tax your hip because it feels a bit better or you may set yourself back. I'm glad you have a wonderful Sid to look after you. Take care. Love, hugs and prayers from my home to yours.
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I hope you feel better
, I tripped today and landed flat on the concrete with my cheek too... so If I post funny comments on the forum , you know why! LOL 🤣
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Grounding. I’m hanging in there, still. I can still rake leaves, and work in the yard. Barefoot.
I’ve made some adjustments. I have a pair of shoes that enable you to still, “ground”. I have sort of sissy feet. I take the dog for a walk in these shoes. And they are good for rock ground.
I also bought a grounding mat. I put it where my legs and feet are, in bed. No more restless legs. And my insomnia? It’s on the run. I get sleepy like normal people.
That means I go to sleep, early, (for me) and wake up early. (For me) And, no sleeping pills!
It’s been interesting. I’ve always believed that we fuss over ourselves too much. Weather wise.I’m comfortable raking leaves, with the ground wet, and barefooted.
When it starts to frost, it will be another story.
I don’t dare my immune system. If I feel like some unhealthy thing is nagging at my system, I honor it. Generally with something to boost my immune system.
But, I’m really goi g to try to expose myself to the earth. It might get touch and go, as the winter plods along.
Sleeping and no more restless legs are just the two things I have noticed.
I suspect there are other things that I can’t quantify, happening to my body…
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Reconnecting with the earth, Jehovah created. No side effects. I’m so glad to hear your experience.
I’m still, “grounding”.
I got this thing that I wrap around my ankle. Has Teflon. It plug into the grounding circuit like my pad.
Since I’m too cheap, (and not wealthy, and like the flannel sheets in the wintertime) to buy the grounding sheets.I still have the grounding pad, but i use this too. My knee started hurting me. Off to the doctor. (It was a new thing) Arthritis. Well, dandy, I’m in my 80’s so hello arthritis.
But the pain has gone away, with my dandy ankle bracelet. I use it on that leg. And yesterday, I had to go to town for a dental appointment. I drove. It’s a round trip of 4 hours. Sciatica hit me. I do have pain pills for some chronic injuries, but even pain pills in the past, My sciatica just laughed at them. Not yesterday.
I am tickled pink at your news. Just some help to get us to reality. In the new system.I am smiling at your news.
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Years ago, we did not have electricity. I listened to a portable radio. Well, we started to me it. The electricity. So, we had access to, “modern conveniences”.
I turned om my trusty radio, static. Turned off the system. I could listen to the radio again.
Now, we have electricity, Tesla batteries, selling power to PG@E.
The point of this is i think we are bombarded with all sorts of electro-magnetic waves, that cannot be good for us.
None of us will fully heal until Jehovah takes over…But every little help…we need it.
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Came upon a new word yesterday. “Mensch”. A brother and sister were in the cart work. They spend 45 minutes at the cart, and 45 minutes, striking up conversations at a nearby mall.
They came across a fellow that had lime green in his shoes. The sister commented, and, thus a conversation was started.
He was a Jew.
The fellow apparently asked why they were dressed as they were. They explained they were Jehovah’s Witnesses, and a bit about our work. Jehovah’s Wittnesses? You people are, “mensch”.
If you look up that word, you will smile.
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Just got back from the assembly. As usual, loved it. But one of the experiences…and from a dear friend. I donʼt remember which talk, but her experience. He unbelieving husband husband is retired from law enforcement.
(This happened years ago)
While she was out in the ministry, he came upon her car group. Turned his cop lignts on, pulled them over, and told her to get herself home.
“Wheres the car?”“At the hall.”
“Well, go get it and come home”.
He has softened. I sat there at one of our quick builds, with him at our lunch table. (It was snowing, and he drove her to the quick build, with some of the food sheʼd prepared.)
There he sat. My heart was in a wonderous state.
Then, one time, I left my rig at their płace, (Assembły time) Itʼs white, and i live on a dirt road.)
I brought it home, spotless.
Another time, i went to a wine tasting event on the coast. Came home to, yes, a washed car.I love on a dirt road…
That time the brother told me, “I couldnʼt wash your feet, so i washed your car”. The brother was an elder.
Yes, we live just this side of paradise.
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This happened yesterday. We are having heating problems at the hall. As the meeting started, here came a sister, with an electric blanket she had heated up for us three, (well, two), older sisters, and gifted us with a warm blanket, (it was a smaller blanket her son gifted her with)
And, there we sat, all toasty. With whatever we brougnt in the first płace to keep warm.
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What a thoughtful sister you have in your midst! May Jehovah keep you all tightly wrapped in his warm embrace especially in the coming winter months. The weather everywhere has been so brutal, we need to entreat Jehovah to watch over our vulnerable flock with a keen intensity.
For someone staying in the tropics (87 °C/31 °C) I know I would have been out of my mind, frozen sitting in an unheated hall. Keep warm and cozy, Sister Bea and co. Someone up there is always keeping a watch over our older sisters.
SpoilerThere's a simple rule to convert Fahrenheit to Celsius that should be good enough for general use. Simply take 30 off the Fahrenheit value, and then half that number.
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Well, I’m on to a new adventure. Grounding!
Update…Iʼve had insommia, litterally for years. Iʼve used pills, patches, chamomille tea. You name it. My brain just wonʼt shut down.
Wełł, last night, I had a unique experience. I actually got sleepy! Starting around 9 oʼclock.
I honored the feeling. Went to sleep around 10. (Last week, i was actually awake until 5 AM. And, ałmost did the same thing the next night) I tell myself, “If i can get 2 hours sleep, Iʼm okay)Woke up early. 6:45, actually feeling good!
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Miss Bea, I think you explain very well why you are insomniac: the brain that doesn't turn off, nothing to do. The body can be broken with fatigue, even on the verge of exhaustion, but the brain lives its life by tormenting this poor little body which cries for mercy. So when I read 'just two hours, please just two hours' my heart sinks a little, I sympathize. May Jehovah grant you the strength to endure this state which is visibly becoming chronic. I know he does it, I have confidence. But it still takes a lot of courage to endure. You have my thoughts and prayers, my Delicious. In this corner of my life, there are also insomniacs who live their best lives.
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https://www.healthline.com/health/grounding#benefits
There’s not much research on the benefits of grounding. However, people have reported improvement for conditions such as:
- Sleep disorders. The massage therapists also experienced an improvement in sleep length and reduce sleep disturbances with grounding therapy.
SpoilerGrounding exercises include standing or walking barefoot or pressing your bare hands into the grass or dirt.
However, in modern Western society, it is not often that people want to or are able to walk outside barefoot unless they're at the beach. As a solution, grounding tools have been developed to provide the same electrical conduction as biological grounding. These include specialized:
Mats
Wrist or ankle bands
Sheets
Adhesive patches
Footwear
To work, these tools are typically connected to the earth by a cord attached to a grounded electrical wall outlet or a rod pressed directly into the soil.
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Something totally precious happened at the meeting last night. It was during the wrap-up of the congregation book study. I was sitting there, big smile on my face, totally agreeing with the answer, being said. (We had only 16 there at the meeting).
The conductor, (whom I have a picture of him asleep in my arms at an assembly, long ago) called on me, and my hand wasn’t up.I admitted I didn’t know the question, (laughter) and, yes, I managed an answer. It was on how we can prepare for what’s coming up.
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Well, I’m on to a new adventure. Grounding!
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I am having such a hard time. I just got back from the meeting. One of our sisters has a son at Bethel. He sent her a way to see that meeting. I am bubbling over with fantastic news. Only to know, this is not really, really public yet. I’m on page 6 of the annual meeting thread…
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Some of biggest trials come our fellow believers in the faith .... just some of the many trials listed in the Bible
Fiery Trials - anger..struggles, persecution
Infirmities- physical limitations
Reproaches- Ridicule for our stand in the faith
Necessities- trying to make a living
Distresses- Emotional scars, disappointments
Tribulations- extreme pressures and major challenges
Temptations-lust, revenge
Paul lists most of the above in his life and his perspective on these issues.
2 Cor 12:9 "in order that the power of the Christ may remain over me like a tent" Jesus gets it, and covers us.
I think of Jesus telling his disciples that they would be sifted like wheat ....the poor little wheat kernel sure gets a threshing and a grinding but it comes out the end as fine flour....
Bea you are fine flour.... triple zero
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Brother, you have no idea what this means to me. I’m still missing my brother, who is now in the heavens. He was a very dear friend, an elder, and my association with him has left an indelible mark on me, as a Christian.
He’d be the one I’d had have talked out all my feelings about this.
And, he would have kept me on the straight and narrow, if I wanted it or not. He was almost like a childhood friend.
I have a feeling I can’t even describe when I see that illustration with Christ and the 144,000. It’s almost like thinking about infinity. My mind swirls.
That’s almost how I feel today. My mind is swirling. It’s almost too much for me to take in. Wonderfulness.I thank you, kind brother!.
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Bea…
We all need an Abraham, a Lois, a Peter, a Sarah, a Jael ,a Rahab a Caleb etc in our life each one brings some gift to our life and in turn believe it or not…we do the same for others. I have met some great souls on this forum and it has expanded my list of faith inspiring brothers and sisters and you are one of them… your frank kind humanness is refreshing and comforting.
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I fell asleep during the meeting today. Not nodded off. Went to sleep! A good half an hour.
The WT Conductor came and checked on me. He said, “Good. I was worried about you being depressed”.
Several came and made sure I was okay. No comments from Bea today.
I was sitting next to a good friend. She said she got sleepy, and realized I was asleep, and had to stay awake to make sure I didn’t fall over.
Know how you feel refreshed after a nap? I was that asleep!
I’m thinking about old people. Yes, old people, and how I viewed them when I was younger.
Curious. Here I am. Next. b’day, I will be 80. My memory is touch and go. I’ve lost some of my strength, but, I still can work hard in the garden, and outside. I don’t pick my feet up as I should. (We have stairs. They remind me once in a while.)
And, wisdom? Got to think on that one?(No, I did not snore. For which I’m thankful. I think my good friend would not have allowed that!
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I fell asleep during a circuit assembly. I was a teenager, so the CO giving the talk knew why I was asleep. Ironically, his talk was about staying awake in this system. So I was awoken by the sound of this foot stomping loudly on the stage and him yelling in the mic, "WAKE UUUUPPP!!". The audience was riveted, so it was part of his talk, but his eyes were locked on me. After the assembly, I went and complimented him on his talk in an attempt to play it off and he told me, "I bet you won't fall asleep on anymore of my talks". I don't know why I inspire CO's, DO's, and even members of the GB to act up around me, usually at my expense. 😂
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We just got a Tesla system, 2 batteries. (The batteries a grant, plus 7 panels, we bought. We made 1.5 kWh from the solar.used 3.7 hours on the power wall , and .02 from the grid. 1.5 from solar and 2 kWh from the power wall. I think.if these numbers don’t drive me crazy. An app tells us what’s going on.
We normally use 8 kWh a day for the house. The battery can make 8 kWh a day.
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We can’t quite drive it around. The system is a part of the house.
We used .02% of a kWh yesterday.
I’ve been in a Prius electric car. The gages were astounding.
My husband now wants an electric truck. I support him. Regular gas is $5.09 at the cheap tribe gas station. A gallon. I think before this is over we will have to take up a collection to use our rigs.
It is the way it is.
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I would like to listen to, “Draw Close to Jehovah”. How can I manage that? Please.
I’m starting to recognize the talks from the conventions. (Though the last talk on Sunday never gets old!) The Dramas, been that way for years.
I lost my app that downloads the current WT’s, so I can’t automatically listen to them.
So, this, I want to be my next mental adventure!
Right now, I’m listening to the Dramatic Bible Readings. (I think these are my favorites)I woke up to Noah preparing the ark, and all that entailed, Saturday morning.
I listen to the current postings on JW.org. But, that is a stopgap. I want to see them!
My mind does not behave like I want it to. I feel like I always need to have it busy. Always.
TV? Bad for me. Most of what my husband watches I’d reality shows. Gold Digging, Homestead Rescues, oh, and that vet show from Colorado.
I have to make myself try to actually watch it. (I at least want to be playing Scrabble on the iPad)Oh, and I love listening to our current bible reading.
I’m retired, but my mind isn’t!Oh, this is not impressive. It’s sort of how I keep sane!
In reality, it’s nervousness. I’ve been that way since I was a kid. (Sitting at the table, reading cereal boxes)
We didn’t have a lot, as a kid, but we did have a “How and Why”, set of books. Have you any idea how much I enjoyed them? I still can smell the pages. (We also had a beautiful set of encyclopedia, Britinnica(?) Untouched, as our house burned down. That was for our future.
I also took piano lessons.Then my Dad died.
I became an unwanted step-kid.Can you imagine how much I am looking forward to that first hug?
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In JW Library on the contents page for Draw Close to Jehovah use the Cloud icon with down arrow to download all.
Or stream/download individually via same contents page right hand side. headphone icon
Within each chapter headphone icon.
It may take a moment to appear on android. use the more button the 3 vertical dots
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The representative from headquarters came and delivered this wonderful talk based on this scripture.
Psalm 56:8 You keep track of my wandering.
Do collect my tears in your skin bottle.
Are they not recorded in your book?
*** w08 10/1 p. 26 Tears in a Skin Bottle ***
...For that reason, there are many who, like David, are faced with emotional, mental, or physical suffering—especially those who are trying to please God. Does that describe you? With courage, “even weeping,” such faithful people never stop trying to live a life of integrity. (Psalm 126:6) They can be assured that their heavenly Father sees not only the trials they face but also the emotional impact of those trials. He truly understands the pain afflicting his servants, and he compassionately remembers their tears and sufferings, figuratively storing them up in his skin bottle.
https://www.jw.org/finder?wtlocale=E&docid=2008731&srctype=wol&srcid=share&par=4-
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I just listened to an older talk by brother Sydlick(?) I think it was an hour and a half long. Point is, I really, really enjoy these older talks.
Yes, I love the talks on our website. I think I’m about caught up with them.
There used to be a way to meander through many, many of them. Some of them still bring back fond memories. Is there any way to still access some of them?
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Is anyone out there as sick of snow as I am? Zoom meeting tomorrow, and grateful for it!
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I'm not, but we do have a few out due to Covid. In fact, a neighboring congregation had cancelled 3 in-person meetings and had them over Zoom because Covid was spreading around a huge part of that congregation. They wanted to do their part to try and stop it from spreading among the friends.
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Well were I am at the snow started Nov 15 and hasn't left yet...probably another 2-4 weeks before it is gone.. the temperature has been above freezing during the day but drops to below freezing at night.
I don't mind too much the days are nice and bright and no overcast... spring will come and then I can get my hands in the soil and start my garden....We have about 75 percent now at in person meetings which is great I get to see everyone again...
Hang in there ...this too will pass.
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Well, it happened. Our dear brother died. It was like he was a part of my DNA. I’m full of cherished memories. And so grateful.
His dear wife can start to heal. Jehovah just had his arms around her. He had cancer all over. I can still hear him saying, “I have a cough worse than Bea Nix.” (I’m known for a dramatic cough of unknown origin)
He was a center of our congregation. I told his wife, “He grounded me”. And, that he did!
Add to broken hearts, he was of the anointed. Talk about conflicted. We knew we’d loose him, but just how.
This is a special, unique thing I may never experience in my life again. And, yes, Jehovah will help us all to heal😓
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