frylock_lives
Who cares about Ted. I'm just glad to see Fry is still o.k.
frylock_lives
Who cares about Ted. I'm just glad to see Fry is still o.k.
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my years in = 43 total of those on this thread = 43. .
make it progressive - add yours to the last one posted and keep adding - lets see how many years we have invested.. so we have 43 - now add yours and keep it going.
From birth - 32 years
From baptism - 17 years
Out - 2 years
just curious.
i work between 50-to 65 hours a week, sometimes 70. in fact i don't of anyone in the company i work for that works less then 48. does anyone here work a "normal" 40 hour week?
does it even exist anymore?.
50 or so. I worked 58 or so when I was still in the borg. Way too much when expected to be doing all that borg stuff on top of it....
its my mothers birthday.. she belongs to this senior dance club.
once a week about 85-100 get together with live music at a local dance hall and enjoy.. i am taking her out for lunch with family members and her friends.
at the dance hall i ordered a cake and coffee bar serves 100.. its a white cake with fresh strawberries and cream (her fav).
When a thought to do something nice for someone comes up (especially for your mother), DO IT. To Hell with the consequences. You won't regret it.
go back to the kingdumb hall??
even for someones wedding or a loved ones funeral?
I went back last winter for a funeral...
read the following and think about it.
why the need for a coded message?
also, rutherford had been dismissed from bethel by russell just that year and was working as a lawyer for a department store in los angeles when russell conveniently just happened to die.
Sounds like it could make a good Oliver Stone movie.
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i understand someone had a transfusion to cure skin cancer.. would a jw be allowed to such a transfusion?
Would a jw ; be allowed to such a transfusion?
I'm not sure even the Governing Body knows the answer to that one yet.
a thought i had daydreaming while at the recent convention .
old timers in the organization often reminisce about the way the wts was many years ago.
attending a convention meant (a) getting hot meals, (b) orchestra music before and during sessions, and (c) two, three, or even four dramas.
I don't think the Watchtower has scene it's downfall yet. They are far from dead. Even with all the losses they have endured they still have a very strong (brainwashed) core. Most of the active people who are dubs today never heard a piano play in the hall or sang out of a pink song book and they could care less if anyone feels bad about those losses.
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i am not a fan of labor day weekend.. it just feels like summer and the warm temps are going to fade...although it will be nice for a-while.. and i don't like getting older.. i am glad family invited us to play cards and hav-a cook-out,...ya yes steaks on the grill.. anything special going on with any of you?
Taking my son across the big lake on the Lake Express ferry.
hi everyone, .
we have a unitarian church nearby and i'm interested in maybe visiting, anyone got any firsthand experience of this particular group, their beliefs, understandings etc.
ade
While I don't identify myself as a Unitarian Universalist I have attended numerous times two different UU churches in my area and have been through their "intro" meetings. The people are generally well educated, open minded and quite fantastic. I am slow to join anything but when I get the urge to meet with others on a spiritual path, sing songs and feel like being part of something larger (besides when in nature) I visit one of these two churches. They keep a visitor name tag for me there. Two books you might read if you are interested in the UU approach to the Trancendental are: Finding Your Religion - when the faith you grew up with has lost it's meaning and A Chosen Faith - an introduction to Unitarian Universalism. Take care.