[quote]streamline wrote:
At 50+ years old I have learned a couple of things.
- Nothing is written in stone.
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Ain’choo never been to a cemetary?
[quote]streamline wrote:
4. Never hit a child.
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Of course not; you should make their mother do that stuff.
[quote]Artem wrote:
Iron Dwarf wrote:
I live day-by-day.
Living like this takes the emphasis off money, and thus a ton of stress.
This principle does not work well when applied to homework and long-term assignments.
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This depends on how one interpretes it. For long-term assignments: it could mean one does as much planning as is reasonable to do today; one does as much of the guts as is reasonable to do today; and having done today’s part of the overall plan one lets tomorrow take care of itself.
Not clear to me how living day-by-day takes the emphasis off money, but there could be something I am not seeing or not interpreting correctly.
I love God and serve him daily (Youth Pastor/Outreach Director) by loving his people (all people who have all beliefs) and serving them daily as they let me.
After that I indulge in the passions God has given me (because he loves me and wants me to be happy and know that he loves me).
FAMILY (Wife and three boys are free and always there)
Training (God made me strong and when I lift I reveal God’s glory)
Mustangs (Money’s tight so this one is on the back burner)
Golf (Time is limited so this one gets postponed a LOT)
Not preachin’. Just answerin’ the question.