If you don’t understand the title of this post, you’ve probably not been watching the satellite TV station called Alibi on a Thursday night for the last few weeks. At 10pm every Thursday night for the last few weeks on Alibi, the American police show Rizzoli & Isles has been featured, and it is one [...]
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Rizzoli & Isles
Posted: May 5, 2012 in books, family, film, friendship, life, television, TravelTags: Alibi, Angie Harmon, Boston, Dalziel and Pascoe, dvd, Jane Rizzoli, Maura Isles, Rizzoli, Rizzoli & Isles, Sasha Alexander, Tess Gerritsen
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Overwhelmed
Posted: May 1, 2012 in depression, family, friendship, life, love, music, pray, prayer, religionTags: Christianity, difficult, God, Jesus, Lord, overwhelm, prayer, Religion & Spirituality, Steven Curtis Chapman
What do you do when life overwhelms you? Do any of the following reflect what you do? Hide Cry Speak to a friend Feel sorry for yourself Eat Turn to a loved one for a hug Pray I don’t know about you, but I know in the past when life has overwhelmed me, the last [...]
My Aims 2012 – April Review
Posted: April 30, 2012 in blogging, family, Food, Health, holiday, housework, life, music, pray, prayer, religion, sport, tennisTags: Easter, God, January, management, new year, patience, tennis, Weight loss
At the start of this year, I shared with you my aims for this year (Welcome to 2012) – not my new year resolutions, but what I aim to achieve this year. Then at the end of both January and February, I gave you a monthly update on how I was doing. So now it’s [...]
Do I Know You?
Posted: April 25, 2012 in birthday, dementia, family, Health, life, love, prayTags: Alzheimer's disease, Alzheimer's Society, birthday, Dementia, family, Multi-infarct dementia, Mum, suffer
One of the saddest things I ever heard was the very first time, probably just over a year ago, when my Dad asked me who I was. For those of you who’ve been following my blog for a while, you’ll know that my Dad suffers from vascular dementia, and has over the space of the [...]
Could It Be Today?
Posted: April 22, 2012 in family, friendship, heaven, life, love, music, religion, Salvation ArmyTags: Christ, Christianity, God, Govan Citadel Songsters, Jesu, Jesus Christ, Religion and Spirituality, Son of God, world
If Jesus were to come back to earth today, would you be ready? Would you be ready, not just to welcome Him, but be ready to give your life for Him? We don’t know when Christ will return to earth, and we don’t know when He will call us home, but we do know that [...]
Time To Worship
Posted: April 16, 2012 in Easter, family, friendship, life, love, music, pray, prayer, religionTags: Christ, Christian, Christianity, cross, God, hillsong, Jesus, Jews, Religion and Spirituality, worship
To celebrate Christ, and to acknowledge our love for Him, what should we do? We must pray, read our bible, and worship Him! It cost Christ his life when He came to earth, just so we could lead the kind of life we are able to lead today. We must give thanks to Him for [...]
He Lives
Posted: April 15, 2012 in blogging, cross, Easter, family, life, love, music, religionTags: Christ, Christianity, Easter, God, holiday, Jesus, Jesus resurrection, Religion and Spirituality
It’s all Because He Lives… I said it before, but I make no apology for repeating myself…if Christ hadn’t died on the cross and then risen from the dead, we wouldn’t celebrate Easter…and in fact would Christianity even be what it is today? Thank goodness for that very first Easter! Thank you God for sacrificing [...]
Why Did He Die?
Posted: April 11, 2012 in cross, Easter, family, friendship, heaven, life, love, music, religionTags: Christ, Christianity, death, Garry Druery, God, Jesu, life, resurrection, Son of God, truth
It can be hard to comprehend sometimes why people die when they do. So that can make it even more difficult to comprehend why God would allow Jesus to die on the cross, when He could have saved Him… What He Was Dying To Say When Jesus was a boy With the teachers in the [...]
Easter 2002!
Posted: April 8, 2012 in Bellshill, church, dementia, depression, Easter, family, friendship, Health, heart, holiday, life, love, music, pray, prayer, religion, Rutherglen, Salvation ArmyTags: Belgium, Bellshill, Christ, Christmas, cross, Easter, God, Jesus, Salvation Army
No I haven’t got the year wrong, I meant to give this a ten-year-old title! Why? Because Easter weekend 10 years ago marked the start of a new era in my Christian journey. Easter 2002 was the first weekend that I no long attended Rutherglen Salvation Army, but Bellshill corps instead. I’d been attending evening [...]
