Tuesday, December 13, 2011

I have a list of people All written in a book - 
And every year at Christmas time 
I go and take a look. 
And that is when I realize 
That those names are all a part - 
Not of the book they're written in 
But of my very heart. 
For each name stands for someone 
Who has crossed my path some time - 
And in that meeting they've become 
A treasured friend of mine. 
And once you've met some people 
The years can not erase - 
The memory of a pleasant word 
Or of a friendly face. 
So when I send an email 
That is addressed to you - 
It's because you're on that 'Special List' 
Of folk that I'm indebted to. 
And you are one of several folk
 In times past that I've met - 
And happen to be one of those 
I don't want ever to forget. 
And whether I have known you 
For many years or few - 
In some way you have had a part
 In shaping things I do. 
So this the Spirit of Christmas 
That forever still endures - 
May it leave a life of blessing 
For you and all of yours.





0ne Who Wins Without Troubles
Gets VICTORY But
0ne Who Wins With Lot Of
Troubles 

Gets GLORY ...


Cornmeal absorbs grease on light colored fabric or upholstery.
Pour enough on to cover the soiled area and let sit for 15 to 30 minutes. 
Vacuum to remove the grains.

Sprinkle a little on the shirt’s underarms and collar, 
then iron to prevent sweat stains on white shirts.
The powder forms a barrier that keeps oil 
and grime from seeping into the threads.


A son asked his mother the following question: 

'Mom, why are wedding dresses white?'  The mother looks at her son and  replies: 

'Son, this shows your friends and relatives that your bride is pure.'  

The son thanks his Mom and goes off to double-check this with his father.  

  'Dad why are wedding dresses white?' 

  The  father looks at his son in surprise and says: 

  'Son, all household appliances come in white.'








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