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Sunday, July 27, 2008 in books, Daily How To, dance, Faith, humor, marriage, Movies, Music, Poetry, Relationships | Tags: annoy, Calvin Miller, Celtic prayer, charm, Enchanted, enjoying, Faith, God, listening, reading, thinking, Welsh poem | Leave a comment
Listening: “Does he take you out dancing just so he can hold you close?” (from ‘Enchanted’)
Reading: ‘The Path of Celtic Prayer: An Ancient Way to Everyday Joy’ by Calvin Miller
Thinking: Close enough for jazz…
Enjoying: I wouldn’t survive this marriage preparation class.
How to Annoy Me: Tell me you will kill me if I cut my hair. IT’S MY HAIR!
How to Charm Me: Humbly help a man I assume is your father maintain his dignity in a wheelchair.
Quote of the Day: God shall not refuse or reject whoever strives to praise Him at the beginning and end of the day. – Welsh Poem
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Wednesday, July 16, 2008 in Daily How To, Faith, Music | Tags: annoy, Celtic prayer, charm, David Grayson, Jojo, listening, prayer, quote, reading, thinking | 6 comments
Listening: ‘Too Little Too Late’ by Jojo
Reading: ‘Wise Words’
Thinking: Hallelujah! *happy dance* *back flip* 😀
How to Annoy Me: Fail to realize that I don’t really give a damn.
How to Charm Me: On top of having a sexy accent, be sweet and kind. (No, RWG. Not you…this time. 🙂 )
Quote of the Day: Looking back, I have this to regret, that too often when I loved, I did not say so. – David Grayson
Prayer: The will of God be done by us; The law of God be kept by us; Our evil will controlled by us; Our sharp tongue checked by us; Quick forgiveness offered by us; Speedy repentance made by us; Temptation sternly shunned by us; Blessed death welcomed by us; Angels’ music heard by us; God’s highest praises sung by us. – Celtic Prayer
