Well nope, & nope, & nope.
No church, no dice.
I’ve asked myself this numerous times & just can’t come to terms with Church or ‘god’.
I’m happy with the way my spirituality is right now.
Do good to my neighbor & we’ll be okay.
I got it &
I got the position & we are T – 45 mins.
To follow-up, you know how to reach me.
Phrase of the Week Vol. II Week XXIV
Quotes from the World for Wednesday 11/02/MMXI
Truth lies within a little and certain compass, but error is immense.
Henry St. John Bolingbroke, Viscount
Henry St. John, Viscount Bolingbroke (1678–1751), British politician, author. Reflections Upon Exile (1716).
Doo Doo Butter
Good Morning & Happy Wednesday.
Jenna Marbles says on Halloween you can scare the Doo Doo Butter out of your friends. Here’s the video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3c7QDeGrM3k&feature=feedu
Today is Wednesday 11/02/V3.2, Happy second day of YESvember
I’ll be doing some volunteer work today at The Salvation Army, it is the 1st day of Holiday Sign-Up. Do you know someone in need, please direct them to 3612 Cuming St. Visit http://www.givesalvationarmy.org/calendar/details.aspx?ID=5 for all the details.
I came over here to do something, I forget. I need to get back to my breakfast though, haven’t even started yet.
The word of the day is metempirical which is Beyond or outside the field of experience.
Have a GREAT Wednesday!!
Yes today is Day 1.
I also got a very important call from a potential career move.
Fiber Plus vs. Cupcake
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bvNBSjSg0eY&feature=related
I’d have to side with the lady as well, it is a cupcake after all.
UNACCEPTABLE Behavior
PORTLAND, Ore. – A Portland woman says a grocery store wouldn’t let her pay for her family’s food because she was paying for it with loose change.
“Jean” was too embarrassed to show her face or use her real name, but she wanted people to hear her story.
“We had nothing to feed our children with,” she said. “So we broke out the change.”
Jean said she brought $32 in quarters to Save-a-Lot in Southeast Portland. After she grabbed her groceries, she waited until the checkout line cleared so she could pay.
“And when I went up, I told them, you know ‘I have change. Sorry, it’s hard times right now.’ And they go, ‘well we can only accept $5,'” Jean said.
“It’s money,” she added. “Money’s money.”
For the complete story visit http://www.katu.com/news/local/133019318.html (something about copyright).
A terrible story, what happened to this lady.
Thanks to the Manager of Fred Meyer who was willing to pay for this outta his or her own pocket.
This should NOT have been an issue to start with, but you gotta work on preventative communication.