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These are my first harvest for the season. I planted two 3 feet x 12 feet beds , so I have more to come. Most of these will be used for Benji's food. He loves carrots.
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Money wise, not a lot of stuff is worth growing in a garden. But often, growing a garden is more about enjoyment than money. We tailored our small garden around our daughter for a couple years too.
- July 25, 2011 at 6:40 AM
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I have great soil for growing carrots here but I just can't get them to do much more than develop nice bushy tops. I also can't get cucumbers or tomatoes to grow very well either. So far, the best veggies for me to grow here are okra, spinach, kongkong, and eggplant. Thats about it.
- August 1, 2011 at 12:47 PM
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- August 3, 2011 at 1:00 AM
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Ed, I know and it is also good for the soul as well as burning calories.
Phil, Is it the soil? Maybe not too fertile? I remembered when I was little I plante tomato and I just had one fruit. I am amazed that spinach grows well there. I cannot get spinach grew well here. It bolts too fast. I'll try this late summer. I miss kangkong and okra. I need to work on growing eggplants too.
Makis, Thanks. I try to plant different varieties of carrots. The red one is just so unique. The short bulbous one is actually called Paris Market.
- August 5, 2011 at 10:50 PM
- PhilippinesPhil said...
Nope, my soil started out gray and sandy, mostly lahar from Pinatubo, but after putting every bit of organic material from the kitchen and the yard back into it as compost it is black and loamy, incredibly rich and fertile. Tomatoes grow great, but the fruit tend to rot on the vine or just don't polinate period. Flowers, okra, kongkong, spinach, eggplant, they grow awesome. I'm pretty much just sticking to growing lots of those now. I don't even waste my time or my small space on the other plants.
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What made the experience of listening to Survivors the most enjoyable?
I liked the character development of the main players and the way the author did not go to far down the religious, political or supernatural themes like so many other zombie books.
What other book might you compare Survivors to and why?
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Which scene was your favorite?
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Any additional comments?
I would happily recommend the author and would read another book from the author
11 of 12 people found this review helpful
Would you try another book from Z. A. Recht and Thom Brannan and/or Oliver Wyman?
Recht is deceased
Brannan... not bloody likely.
Wyman... yes, great job
What could Z. A. Recht and Thom Brannan have done to make this a more enjoyable book for you?
Recht is deceased.
Brannan could have passed on it - he was in way over his head.
What aspect of Oliver Wyman's performance would you have changed?
Wyman was fine. But, this book has a big black cloud over it for me.
What reaction did this book spark in you? Anger, sadness, disappointment?
extreme and compounding anger that started early and continued until the end when I was very disappointed...now I'm just sad.
Any additional comments?
The 'infected' were pretty much an afterthought and not part of the main story line. It was obvious early on that there was a problem with the course the plot was taking. By the end, I was looking for the answer to "what happen" to the promising start this series had.
I did not realize until after I finished 'Survivors' that Recht passed away and did not write this book.
I've listened to a few books, that I didn't care for but, this is the first time I have felt cheated. I am even considering 'returning the book' for a credit. It is appalling to me that Brannan will earn royalties (on Recht's name) from this after so hap-hazardously destroying what Recht created.
In the end, Brannan even 'forgot' how the morning star strain is transmitted in order to satisfy a small plot dénouement. He must have been reading some of Jonathan Mayberry's work and got confused....sad sad sad. I wish that I never started the series...the first book needs a warning label.
19 of 22 people found this review helpful
Put simply Thom Brannan finishes off Z.A Recht's series in fine style showing a genuine empathy with the original author's vision and the post apocalyptic world that he created.
If you liked the first two, the choice is clear, just buy it!
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What made the experience of listening to Survivors the most enjoyable?
This Trilogy is excellent!! I loved every printed word. The whole Zombie plague really seems real in this one. Plus the military, means BIG scenes of mass destruction and carnage. A total Holly Wood movie waiting to happen and it would kick World War Z`s Ass.
What was one of the most memorable moments of Survivors?
Just the dialog between characters made it for me. They felt like living breathing human beings you could identify with trying to survive.
What about Oliver Wyman's performance did you like?
Absolutely everthing, the guy can across as all the character. but I feel Brewster was waylaid in the third instalment.
If you made a film of this book, what would be the tag line be?
The Real Zombocolipse Begins.
Any additional comments?
I really miss Z A Recht. He wrote Zombie survival like he was there. I prey for his family and thank their son for bringing me such an enjoyable read.
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This is in my TOP 5 all time favourite series!!!! And that's zombie or otherwise!!!
This is such a great zombie book - it's real, and it's full of action, drama, humour, heartbreak, realism.... Wow. I honestly couldn't put any of the Morningstar Strain books down!!!!


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THE WHITCOMBE AND TOMBS DIFFICULTY., Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 2491, 14 August 1890
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|Ryder's Youtubage is underrewarded
So, did those changes eliminate the need for self-starters in the wrestling business? I have to think that's the case since Ryder rarely gets off Superstars and has such a low profile with the people who don't follow him in Youtube that he gets dismal reactions at house shows. But why? Ryder gets an organic reaction, which is something the WWE desperately needs. Instead of cultivating that into something the entire crowd at large can either appreciate or learn to hate as a heel, he maybe gets a token high five with John Cena on RAW and a match on the Internet show that barely anyone in the main audience watches anymore.
Of course, this could be a fallacious argument, because aside from Triple H and probably John Cena and CM Punk, it's really unknown how much input the rest of the roster has on their development and their angles. The overly scripted nature of promos nowadays would suggest that it's limited, and if guys came up with their own angles, would there be a need for the extensive writing staff WWE has? I don't know. Still, it feels like the show is just so controlled and inorganic at times that I wouldn't be surprised that the writers might not take kindly to someone doing their job for them, especially icky wrestlers.
So here we are, with the business fundamentally changed. Is it for the better? Given that we see shit like SuperCena, Randy Orton jizzing all over his competition and angles getting start-stopped all the time mixing in too much with the good stories the WWE tells, maybe it's not. All I know is that I do want to see more Zack Ryder. He steals the show on Superstars nearly every week and he's got charisma to spare as shown through his Youtube channel. Maybe initiative needs to be rewarded more often.
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1. A wedding. My wedding. Better yet, our wedding. On October 15, 2011, I married my best friend. In hindsight, I wouldn't recommend that everyone plan a wedding in three months or less - because it's a TON of work - but I'm so thankful we did it that way for so many reasons. It felt a little bit like I was working two jobs still and Colin and I joked (albeit a little bit tounge in cheek) about how nice it will be now that I'm REALLY only working one job...we may actually see the benefit of some of the changes made earlier this year. It really was a beautiful day. The weather held and we were able to do our pictures outside with the full palate of fall colors on display all around us. Friends and family from all over came to celebrate with us. Beautiful words were shared on our behalf by some pretty special friends and family and the good work that God has been doing and the amazing nature of His redemptive work was celebrated. Food was good. Laughter was good. Life together was good...and still is. That's the best part. Life together.
I've been asked a lot in the weeks following how married life is. I don't really know how to respond to that. It seems a little too early to tell, really. I feel like I'm still in this surreal phase where every day I do the "wow, I'm someone's wife. I'm your wife" and "really? You're my husband" (in a good way, really). I feel like in so many ways our wedding was a beautiful and natural next step in our relationship. Those statements aren't meant to be contradictory. Quite the opposite actually. In some ways, I think it's because it is so natural and good that it seems so surreal. That said, there are some things that I have noticed and appreciated in the few short weeks.
I love that we live together. So simple and yet not. I love knowing that even on a crazy busy day, we will start and finish together. I know I will see him and get to share at least a little piece of the day. It's one of those joys that makes me thankful that we waited to move in together because it such a gift now.
I love the commitment and the knowing. I love knowing that he chose me forever, that he promised and that he meant it...and I chose him. It takes it to a new level. Sharing in the time honored traditions of the wedding ceremony made who we are as a couple part of something bigger. Hoping together that God is the God of redemption, of love and of every good and perfect gift in such a big way honors who He is and who He is making us. We were honest about our commitment before but somehow standing before our friends and family and declaring it aloud makes it all the more real. To know that those same people will walk with us and hold us accountable to the promises we made is vital.
Writer and theologian Stanley Hauwerwas put it this way: "That the church is a more determinative community than a marriage is evidenced by the fact that it requires Christian marriage vows to be made with the church as witness. This is a reminder that we as a church rightfully will hold you to promises you made when you did not and could not fully comprehend what you were promising. How could anyone know what it means to promise life-long monogamous fidelity? From the church's perspective the question is not whether you know what you are promising; rather, the question is whether you are the kind of person who can be held to a promise you made when you did not know what you were promising. We believe, of course, that baptism creates the condition that makes possible the presumption that we might just be such a people."
I love hoping together. The statistics on marriage longevity in North America are not exactly inspiring. Combine that with the amount of heart break and brokenness we have witnessed personally and I would be a liar to say that there was not a little bit of "how do we know it will be different for us" fear that niggles it's way in from time to time AND YET we hope. We believe. We enter into this sacred vow praying that we will be forever, that God will give us the strength to constantly draw together instead of apart, and that we will be the kind of people who will keep the promises we made no matter what life brings.
I love that we are still us. We work. We play. We do things together and apart. Colin still plays hockey and I still knit. That's our Tuesday night. We have friends to hang out with and chores to do. Together and individually we are us.
I love that we are still learning...and there's lots of learning to do. Is it silly that I love that I don't know everything about my husband? I love learning about foods he enjoys and TV shows he doesn't. I love watching him respond to new situations and seeing what that looks like. Living together opens whole new doors of learning and it's fun.
I love figuring out our roles and how we share life together. For those that know me well, or perhaps even those that don't, I am stubbornly independent and fairly used to doing it "all" myself. If I don't know how to do something, I'll figure it out. If there aren't enough hours in the day, I'll just make them up and keep going until I get everything done. Work two jobs? No problem (okay, problem but who's going to admit it!?). In many ways, Colin has had to be much the same. It is a huge gift (and, admittedly, a challenge...perhaps you could even say a shock to the system but I'll choose to say adjustment) to be able to share. We can divide and conquer. Certain things get done and it's NOT because I did them. We can serve each other in these big and small ways. While I know we have a lot of learning to go on this one and I recognize that it will likely change with the seasons of our lives, I am thankful to be able to count on Colin, to trust him and to rest in his strength.
So, for all those who are wondering how married life is, in short, it's good. After 3 1/2 weeks, it's great.
2. Honeymooning.
We were entirely blessed to be able to take two whole uninterrupted weeks away together in Cancun immediately after our wedding.
I am thankful for two weeks. We had time to deal with crappy weather - read hurricane heading our way but downgraded to tropical storm hours before it hit, exhaustion and getting sick and still have a fantastic time.
I am thankful for uninterrupted. We have not had that opportunity before in our relationship. It was awesome.
I am thankful for Cancun. SO beautiful. SO much to see and do. We could go back and still find stuff we didn't have time to do.
I am thankful for immediately after. I know people who have waited months [or years] following their wedding to take their honeymoon. It was a gift to do it right away. We needed it!
Look at how blue the water is! Love the beaches. Love the kisses on the beaches.
The most unreal skies. The clouds were incredible, likely thanks to the "tropical storm."
And that's why I married him!
The ruins of Tulum.
Swimming with the fishes.
Biggest, coolest shells became art...home for our rings.
Incredible caves, incredible memories.
|Chichen Itza, one of the new seven wonders of the world. Well worth the drive.
The sunsets were outstanding!
And there's more, plenty more, to put on the list of what's been keeping me busy. We'll call this part one. Maybe tomorrow I'll share some more but, for now, it's time for me to go to bed!


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FORT MYERS, Fla. -- Fifty-three weeks ago, the idea of a silver lining, any silver lining to the dark cloud that had descended upon Cardinals camp, was pretty much anathema to anyone wearing the "Birds on the Bat." Co-ace Adam Wainwright was lost for the season due to elbow surgery, and there was no reframing of the situation that could make anyone feel better.
When Wainwright took the mound at Hammond Stadium on Friday, however, it became clear. There was very much a silver lining last February, and it could make itself evident throughout the 2012 season.
For while Wainwright missed an entire season, it's possible that the second year out from the injury won't be compromised. That would make him different from many of the pitchers who undergo Tommy John reconstructive elbow surgery.
Wainwright looked strong and sharp in his first start in 532 days, firing five different pitches over his two hitless innings. He struck out two, walked one and his fastball reached 93 mph. If you didn't know he'd been hurt, you'd never know he'd been hurt.
"I've never taken that kind of stuff to a mound in Spring Training," Wainwright said. "It's usually during the season when I bring stuff like that. So I was happy with the way it was coming out."
He was happy with a lot, actually. It was a big day for Wainwright, who last pitched in a Major League game on Sept. 24, 2010. Though it was a road game, plenty of Cardinals fans were in attendance, and they gave him quite a welcome when he was introduced.
Wainwright missed this, all of it, over the past year. He enjoyed cheering on his teammates, but that's nothing like being out there on the mound. "Usually I try to be -- I don't try to be, I am -- real serious before a game," he said. "Once I get kind of locked in, I usually don't have much emotion. ... But today when they said, 'Batting ninth [Zack Cox], and on the mound today, your pitcher Adam Wainwright,' the crowd kind of applauded and I was out there cheesing in the outfield for sure. It was a good feeling."
And it was an even better feeling once he realized how much he had to work with. Wainwright was dealing on Friday, thanks at least in part due to the timing of the injury.
He had the operation on March 1, 2011, so it was more than 12 full months before his first competitive game of any kind. He spent all of 2011 rehabbing, then had a winter off before coming to Spring Training.
Wainwright wasn't going through the motions or "just trying to work on things" Friday, either. He threw a wide assortment of pitches, getting one strikeout on a changeup and one on a cut fastball. He threw his fastball, curveball and slider to boot, and he threw them to particular spots with particular plans for them.
When a pitcher like Wainwright goes a year and a half without getting in a game, you can bet that he's going to compete when he gets the chance again. This was a chance to get ready for the season, but it was also a chance to try to get hitters out for real.
"He was pitching," manager Mike Matheny said. "He was competing. You could tell from the second he took the mound, just look at him. Look at his eyes, look at his demeanor. There was nothing getting in the way of him competing. These guys, this is what they do. ... And when you take it away from them, the opportunity to do it again brings out a little extra."
As Wainwright continues to go through his program, the Cardinals' medical staff will insist on a patient pace. It's important not to rush him, even a year removed from the operation.
On the baseball side, though, the expectations are high. Wainwright may have some hiccups, but the Cardinals' field staff is not looking at him as a question mark.
"You just expect him to be a regular guy," said pitching coach Derek Lilliquist. "We keep building up and doing the things that a normal starter would do, increasing his workload, and getting him ready to start the year healthy."
To some extent, he has the timing to thank for that. Rather than coming back at midseason, rushing to get in a game and then trying to find his form while other players are at full speed, Wainwright has a regular Spring Training. He had 12 months of getting ready to get ready, followed by a month of exhibition games. Then he gets to do the real thing.
It worked out pretty decent after all.
"I remember being down here when we got the news," Matheny said. "We all felt sick for him. We got the news that he was going to have to have Tommy John, and I remember somebody at that point saying, 'Well, it sets up really good. He's going to be ready to go right from the start next year.' And I'm thinking, 'Man, that's just kind of a bizarre way to think.' But I certainly understand it now."


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Okay, so I ordered an MSI P6N SLI Platinum motherboard through TigerDirect, installed it with an Intel Core2Duo 3.00GHz 1333MHz FSB processor, and a GeForce 9500 graphics card. It failed.
At first I assumed somehow it was the processor. So I replaced that. It failed again.
Then I replaced the board with ANOTHER MSI P6N Platinum board. Continues to fail.
I have a 600 Watt power supply. I assume that's enough to power what I'm using.. But the keyboard lights up briefly at startup, then becomes inactive. All the lights on the board are functional, the fans whir to life and it sounds like the hard drive is working... But I don't get a display or even a boot-up sound. I tried using the debugging tool.. If I look REALLY close at the tool, the 4 green lights are on, but extremely dim. So that doesn't help me at all...
Any ideas?? I'm desperate here. I've spent a nice chunk of my money on this stuff..
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No, I didn't forget that plug unfortunately. I wish it were that simple.
Have you plugged in the additional power supply connectors to this board at JPW1 (under the heatpipes towards the rear connector panel)? If not then you need an 8 pin 12V power supply from your PSU to this connector (This is what powers your CPU). If you don't have an 8 pin connector, you can get away with a standard 4 pin. It will only fit in one way, so you'll know.
It may sound like a daft solution, but you'd be amazed how many people forget to plug this connector in on this and similar boards.
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Having studied linguistics, I have a real love of language and how we use it. I am particularly interested in the general development of EAP (English for Academic Purposes); I can get quite excited about new trends and research within this field, as this can really help to support our students in their academic careers.
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This is a discussion on Lavender cattleya NOID. within the Cattleyas, Vandas, Dendrobiums IN BLOOM forums, part of the Orchid Photography category; Does anyone have any idea what this cattleya could be? It looks similar to C. ...
Does anyone have any idea what this cattleya could be?
It looks similar to C. bowringiana but I am not 100% sure.
I think this is the bloom time for C. bowringiana too.
I got this as a front lead division from a large old plant two years ago.
It is a very fast grower and strong bloomer. This is already its second bloom after I got the plant.
There is no obvious fragrance as far as I can tell.
It is beautiful. I love it. Hope you find a name for it because I would love one.
Thanks Bill.
I have been reading up on C. bowringiana and the mature pseudobulb is supposed to have really swollen base. (It's so swollen you can't miss it).
This is a trait that easily confirms the plant's identity as this is the only cattleya to have this "onion" base.
Unfortunately, in the two years that I have had this plant I have not seen any obvious swelling at the base. So I think it rules out C. bowringiana.
It could be C. deckeri which is usually confused with C. bowringiana.
I will keep researching. It would be a shame to have such a nice plant with no ID
It's a safe bet this is not a bowringiana. In addation to the swelling at the base of the pseudobulb, the flower form, and the apparent flower size (bowringiana is usually <8 cm).
To me is Cattleya bowringiana.
Not bowringiana. Bowringiana has round edges to the petals without frills. Nice one nonetheless..
Very nice shape and color.
I don't know what it is but it's very pretty. Those are great photographs also.
Thanks everyone.
It is definitely not C. bowringiana based on what I have read about that species.
Well ,1 down... several hundred possibilities to go
Orchids should have been bred to print the parent names on the back of their leaves.
Looks a lot like my Cattleya Ariel (bowringiana x Gaskelliana), could also be Portia or Portia hybrid. Beautiful colours.


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Welcome to my blog, Aunt Kathy!
You did figure it out, didn't you!!!
For everybody else, this is my Aunt Kathy. She's the best. After growing up with an Aunt Kathy, it makes me sad that my nieces and nephews don't know what it's like to have an aunt like that. I'm working on being a better aunt, but I'm not quite at an Aunt Kathy level.
Top Ten Memories of Aunt Kathy....(in no particular order)
1. She was always (and still does) taking pictures
2. She knew the words (and sang along with) every song on the radio.
3. She always let us (me and/or my cousins) spend the night with her anytime we wanted to.
4. She always came to my ballgames and band concerts
5. She NEVER, EVER missed my birthday (and still doesn't)
6. She always had a cat or kittens. The most memorable cat was a black and white cat that roamed her neighborhood named "Oreo".
7. She let us (me and/or my cousins) listen to her stereo/albums, full volume, and dance like crazy in her living room. We probably owe a little thanks (or perhaps apology) to Uncle Russell on that one.
8. She "tickled" our backs
9. She took us places (movies, Point Mallard, Six Flags)
10. She didn't forget about her nieces and nephews after she had that dumb ole baby Tiffany. (Just teasing Tiff...we all loved you and never called you a dumb ole baby!)
Everybody needs an Aunt Kathy! I'm one of the lucky ones!
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Bible teacher, Haddon Robinson, tells a story about a game he used to play with his young children. He would put pennies in his hand and the kids would try to pry his fingers open to get the pennies. These few coins were a great treasure to the kids and once they got them out they celebrated by dancing around and delighting in their sought after treasure. What do you think was more important to the kids, the treasures they were getting from him; or their relationship with their father? Both are ok, Haddon would say, but not the material to the neglect of the relational. The Bible tells us that if we love the world and the things of the world, the love of God the Father is not in us. (1 John 2:15) However, a right relationship with God will result in a right relationship with the material aspects of the world. What is of primary importance to me, the blessings I can get from God, or my relationship with God Himself?
As we pay attention to what we want from our Father in heaven, we learn more about ourselves. When we pray, are we wrestling and pleading with God to give us what we feel we need or want; or are we most interested in knowing God and discerning His interest in our lives? (Jeremiah 9:24) Jesus once said that eternal life is to know God the Father and the Son, Jesus Christ. (John 17:3) What is prayer? Yes, prayer is asking God for "our daily bread" - for the things we need or desire; but the first part of the prayer, which our Lord taught to His disciples, was all about knowing God as "our Father", sensing His infinite greatness, setting Him apart as special from all else in our personal lives, wanting to intimately know Him, and wanting His will to be done. (Matthew 6:9-10) Prayer, first of all, is about drawing near to God for fellowship and desiring His will to be done in our earthly lives. When we examine our praying, we can notice whether we are only interested in getting things from God, or whether we are most interested in knowing and loving Him; whether we are mostly self-focused, or God focused.
When Jesus prayed to God His Father, it was sometimes a struggling kind of praying; struggling to overcome what he wanted, and striving to become one with the person and purposes of God. He worked through a problem or temptation in his life, so as not to let it take Him out of oneness and fellowship with his Father. One example of this is Jesus' mental and spiritual battle in prayer as He faced the cross. (Luke 22:39-45) He was facing the pain of excruciating physical torture, the pain of having God abandon Him, the pain of knowing that His impending death was causing His beloved followers deep sorrow and depression. He asked God to take this suffering from Him, but at the end of His time in prayer, He accepted God's will, had peace within, and experienced great joy. This time with God in prayer renewed his vision that this unjust evil, this trial in His life, would accomplish salvation for a great number of people. He came to the point of realizing that God was working all things together for good, and that God would give Him strength to go through this trial. The great joy that resulted from His time alone with God, and from seeing life from God's perspective, carried Him through the crisis of the cross. (Hebrews 12:2)
Jesus prayed, "Not my will, but Thine be done". Many see this as a copout. Shouldn't we be persevering and pressing God until He grants us our request? (Luke 18:1-8) Sometimes, that is appropriate, but is not necessarily the normal course of praying. When Jesus prayed, He was not wavering or doubting God, but rather acknowledging that God's way is best. If what I am asking is wrong, or not for the best, God is good to override. If we persist, and God grants an unwise request, we do not experience the best results. (1 Samuel 8:4-18)
I learn about myself in my own prayer life during hard times of personal trial and suffering. Am I only interested in God getting me out of the painful situation, or am I interested in seeing it from God's perspective? Am I only interested in getting comfort for myself, or am I seeking to gain intimacy with God as my refuge and strength? My struggle is one of learning to give up what I want and to accept what He wants. (Job 40:1-4; 42:1-6) At first I do ask God to remove my pain and sufferings, but as it turns out, what happens in my conversations with God is that I come to a place of acceptance of my condition and of finding peace in knowing that He loves me and will not let anything happen to me that is not for my good, or for the good of others. I find myself allowing God to strengthen my faith and my relationship with Him. (Lamentations 3:19-25) Praying becomes more than asking; it is a time of drawing near and enjoying God Himself. Knowing that He is with me and has my best interests at heart becomes my comfort and my staying power. Being with God is the safest place I could ever be. When I honestly express my hurt and pain during my conversational prayers with God, and seek Him as my refuge, I discover that building my relationship with God is more beneficial and helpful than getting the things I want, or think I need. If prayer never gets beyond asking for things and into the reassuring companionship of God as a loving Father, then I fall short of the meaning of prayer. It's not that God is not interested in meeting our needs or desires; in fact He very much wants to do that for us. But if that is the main thrust of our relationship, we have missed a huge purpose of prayer. Prayer is often about being near to God so that our fears and worries are replaced by the peace of His presence and the knowledge of His goodness. This kind of praying results not so much in God's material blessings, as in God Himself becoming our greatest treasure. (Psalm 73:25-28)
It is easy to become disappointed with God because He does not answer our sincere requests, especially when we hurt for others and pray fervently for God to help them. It can seem to us that God does nothing as a result of prayer and we wonder if he is even there. We can begin to think, "Why pray, it does no good anyway". Doubts arise as to whether there really is a God, or if there is, does He listen and care? How we take God's responses to our prayers can show us things about ourselves. If we come to conclusions that God is not there, or is not caring, we need to correct our thinking to be in line with God's revelation of Himself. For us to say that it does no good to pray is countered by many instances in the Bible where God grants people's requests. (1 Samuel 1:27; 2 Chronicles 30:20; Mark 10:51-52; Luke 18:1, 7) It is true that God may answer "No", but that does not mean we should refrain from asking for what we need or want. It is always proper to ask God to meet our need because typically we do not know what He will do, and because the scriptures, as well as stories of modern day people, show us that He does grant requests. If He does not, it is because He has good reason. Unless we truly believe that God is most wise and good, knows each of us perfectly, and understands what is best for us, we will think that we know better than He what He should be doing to help us.
What do we learn about ourselves when what we pray for does not happen? When children come to their parents to ask for something, the parents decide what is good for the child and their answer is "yes" or "no". Either answer is what is best for the child. Why cannot we give God the same leeway, whether we get what we pray for or not, God is good and is doing what is best for us. Like children may do, we can stomp away disappointed or angry instead of being thankful to God for His goodness and wisdom. What do we learn about ourselves? We learn what we think of God; that He is good and wise, or that He is mean, uncaring, absent, or lacking in wisdom to know what is best. We naturally think we know what is best. (Proverbs 16:2) We may need to learn that our trusting relationship with God is not yet complete. Do we have confidence that God loves us beyond all measure, so that our relationship with God is not shaken by what He does, or does not do?
Is God wrong not to grant our request? When I am called upon to help another person, there are times when, upon further reflection, I wonder if I did the right thing by helping them. Would it have been better for them if I had not helped? I do what I do with limited knowledge of what a person really needs. But God knows. We can think that we know better than God because we see how right it seems to us to be helping someone in need. To avoid thinking that we know better than God we need to be convinced that God knows us better than we know ourselves, and all that He does is right, and that He always has our best interests at heart, even though to us it may not seem so. We need not give up asking and believing that God will answer our prayers, but along with that, we should not lose the knowledge that God is all wise and good and knows what is best for us.
Do I pray effectively? At times, probably due to a preconceived idea of what praying should be like, I think I am the worst prayer in the world. I think this about myself because I learned early on, from the modeling of others, that praying through long lists is the way to pray. At prayer meetings, I would listen to church people pray through all the prayer requests and it seemed that each took a turn and prayed the same things for everyone. Although praying this way is perfectly all right, and has positive results, I always felt bored, and so have a hard time praying through long lists. Perhaps what this sadly says about me is that I do not care for the people who deserve my prayers. Furthermore, it takes such focus and concentration to stay on task, and because there are so many things to pray for, I find myself hurrying to get through. Hurriedly mentioning names in order to get through the list does not connect me to God, nor to those for whom I pray. I feel I am offering inadequate and non-caring prayers when I pray this way. We all have different personalities and I suspect that we tend to pray according to who we are. I need to learn to slow down; take more time, care more. I find that I am more deeply and sincerely engaged when I become contemplative and draw near to God, conversing with Him as a revered and caring Father. It is in that sphere that I find myself being more passionate and earnest in bringing up people's needs, requests and concerns to God. When I pray for others in a contemplative mode, I think about them more, and also feel more connected with them. I suppose each of us finds what manner of praying fits us best. I am sure there is no one right way to pray; I think God is most concerned with our heart.
The amount of time we spend in prayer also tells us something about ourselves. Here are three possibilities. (1) Do I care? Much of praying has to do with how much we care about others. The amount of prayer I do, and those persons I take time to pray for, tells me whether or not I sincerely care about them. (2) What is my relationship with God? Certainly, persons who don't pray must realize that they have little or no relationship with God. Either they are too busy, or don't believe in God. (3) Do I feel unworthy? Some may not pray because they know that God does not approve of the life they are living, in which case, they may feel that they don't deserve for God to hear them; and that could be true. Scripture does say that if I regard iniquity in my heart, or if I live an unrighteous lifestyle, God will not hear me. (Psalm 66:18; Proverbs 15:8, 29) Fortunately, this can be changed by becoming humble, admitting our faults, seeking God's forgiveness, and turning from our wrong ways. Under those circumstances God will not turn anyone away. (Luke 18:13-14) Any person can begin to know God and develop an effective life of prayer. If you feel you have a lack of prayer, what does that say about you?
For what do we pray? Jesus taught that some things are weightier than others. (Matthew 23:23) Do we pray for things like, "God, make me more holy, or help me love that person, or give me the heart to forgive, or help me overcome my critical negative ways so that I am a more positive and encouraging person to others, or help me be a light for my co-workers so they might want to know Jesus"? Do we use prayer to wage war against our fleshly nature, and do we pray for God to raise up more workers interested in people's salvation? (Galatians 5:13-17; Ephesians 6:18-20; Matthew 9:37-38) Our prayers can show us if we are too limited in reach.
How do we understand verses like the following? What do they show us about ourselves? The Bible says in a number of places that if we ask anything according to His will, or if we ask in faith, He hears us and will grant our requests. (Matthew 17:20; 21:22; 1 John 5:14-15) I want to understand better what verses like these mean, not so much to get my prayers answered, but to know God's will so as to be in true harmony with Him. I think it can be tempting for people to believe that if they pray like these verses say, God will certainly have to grant their requests. Subconsciously, could there be underlying motives of "controlling" God, so God would have to give whatever is prayed for? (James 4:3) Do we secretly desire the power of the supernatural world to be at our disposal so that we can be looked upon as wonderful or great? (Acts 8:19) We pray with faith as though we are the ones who make prayer work. Then, if prayer fails to produce the expected results, we can feel that we did something wrong, or that our faith was not strong enough. Verses like these can play devastating tricks on a person's mind and heart. There is nothing wrong with truly believing that there is a spiritual dimension of faith; that if tapped into, will produce miraculous things. But how many of us could rightly handle the feeling of having such power in our prayers? Personally, I am careful not to fall into any of the harmful modes discussed in this paragraph. In my attempts to understand these kinds of verses, I notice the Scriptural contexts, and it seems there are conditions that go with each one. Maybe some are meant only for the disciples and apostles of Jesus' day. Maybe some are limited to knowing and praying in God's revealed will. Praying these kinds of prayers really does work, but is it mostly in special circumstances, such as in a "spiritually darkened culture" where God wishes to do a miracle to help people come to faith in the gospel message of salvation? Does the practice of these verses reveal to us that we are trying to tell God what to do based on His promise to do it; or if it doesn't work, that we are lacking in faith or spirituality? If so, we have not yet understood the intent of them. Perhaps a childlike faith, with no ulterior motives or doubts, would be a great way to practice these verses.
Does it really matter if I pray? Is all of life a matter of fate; whatever will be will be? Definitely not. The Bible teaches us that God does change His mind or actions based on our life decisions or persistent praying. (Jeremiah 18:7-10; 26:2-3; Luke 18:1-8) We have all experienced answers to prayers that we have laid before God. Prayer does change things. God seems to have built into His universe the working of His will by means of prayer. We are co-laborers with God, for His glory.
In summary, prayer does reveal something of our character and what our relationship with God is like. It shows whether we are doubtful of God's love, goodness, and care for us, or if we are only hopeful of a good end to our situation. It shows whether we are only using God to get what we want, or if we are interested in relating to God as an intimate friend. It shows whether we are respectful of God, or have a flippant attitude, as though He was only a distant power for us to try as a last resort. It shows whether we believe in God, or are doubtful, agnostic or atheist. It shows whether we are on good terms with God, or feel judged and condemned. It shows whether we believe prayer works and are earnest about it, or if we easily give up and despair. Insights from the way we pray can help us by serving as a corrector to improve our knowledge, our character, and our relationship with God.
If we want to learn more about how to pray, the Psalms provide a great book on prayer. Probably every feeling we experience in daily living is expressed to God somewhere in the Psalms. These prayers model for us how to praise, how to give thanks, how to honestly relate to God, and how to make all sorts of requests. The prayer that the first disciples of Jesus made to Him is still relevant for us today, "Lord, teach us to pray." (Luke 18:1)


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I woke up yesterday morning feeling amped up and ready to go. I mapped out my route and ran down to the beach and along the beach path. It was the perfect morning for it too...slightly overcast with the sun peaking through, and only about 63 degrees. I wore a running tee and shorts, and although it was a little chilly I was very comfortable. It was exciting to run past houses decorated for Christmas. The majesty of the it all completely took my mind off the burning/stabbing pain I started to feel in my left calf around mile 3. I slowed down and walked for a little bit until the pain started to subside, then I continued on at a slower pace. The pain crept back around mile 5 and I tried to push through, but no go. I slowed to a hasty walk and tried stretching my muscle. My calf felt a little better. I was almost done with my 6 miles and I wanted to finish strong. And I did! I pushed through and felt so great afterwards minus the burning in my left leg. But I did it! I finished my 6 miler!
After my run I came home and started getting ready for my surprise Christmas date with my boyfriend. He planned the whole afternoon and night for us and it was perfect! I didn't know anything except that I had to wear a nice dress. He picked me up and took me to the Pantages in LA where we saw "How the Grinch Stole Christmas". It was fantastic!
After the show we walked to the bohemian bistro, Ivan Kane's Cafe Was where we had a delicious meal paired with great wines and listened to some fabulous live music on the 1924 Mason and Hamlin grand piano along with the trumpet, bass, guitar, harmonica, and vocals! It was so much fun! I was so surprised...and the night didn't stop there! It was the best Christmas present ever (last year I thought that too...he gave me the moon! Literally! I own an acre on the moon along with a silver moon-shaped neckalce)! My boyfriend is so creative, sentimental, and we couldn't be more in love :)
Anyways, yesterday was awesome! My 6 miler...DONE! Magical Christmas date...YES!
Today was a rest day and tomorrow I run an easy 3 miles. I'm toying with the idea of running the San Francisco 1/2 in July...not sure yet but contemplating...how much time does one space in between 1/2s? I'm running Surf City in Feb so July would be ample time to recover and train right? Hmmm...


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I should've bought stock in Lysol wipes and Purell. #truespeak
I don't want to relive the details of this week, and I can guarantee you don't want to read about them. Suffice to say, this week was sick. And not in any kind of good way.
Our niece and nephew were here starting last Sunday. Starting in the wee hours of Monday morning, everyone in our house began to pass around a stomach bug, on top of most of us already having head colds/runny noses/coughs. Ugh. But I think (and sincerely hope) that everyone is on the upswing and life as we know it can resume this week.
So our weekend was basically headline-free; except yesterday, since no one was puking and nobody had a fever and EVERYBODY needed to get out of the house, we took the gang to the mall to pick out a new pair of shoes for Caroline (her first real walking shoes).
At times we were feeling good enough to play dress up:
And Caroline says: "Oh my goodness! Mommy is still sucking at taking more pictures!"
Let me leave you with some images of people having some awesome Mondays:
Man I hate when I get two lemons in my Starburst pack!


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