It’s Saturday again, so I’d like to give you another word association challenge today. So as before, I’m going to throw some words at you and I want you to note down the first word that comes into your mind when you read each word. Here goes… 1. Chocolate 2. Bible 3. Interview 4. Diet [...]
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Word Association #4
Posted: January 28, 2012 in bible, blogging, car, children, church, film, Food, love, motoring, news, religion, school, Scotland, tennis, words, workTags: answers, Browser Based, Games, Health, mind, Video Games, Word Association, Word Games
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Words Can Be Funny Things
Posted: November 5, 2011 in books, computing, language, life, school, words, workTags: Arts, Dictionaries, Spell checker, Spelling and Grammar, Spelt, Vocabulary Lists, word, Writers Resources
Have you ever had a day when you’re writing/typing and when you look at a words that you’ve written you think it’s spelt wrong, however the more you try to think how the word should actually be spelt, the more confused you become about how the words should be spelt? For me it’s never the [...]
Clap Your Hands
Posted: October 26, 2011 in children, friendship, life, love, music, pray, prayer, religion, schoolTags: Clap Your Hand Say Yeah, Clapping, Dance, God, Sunday school, young
If you’re happy and you know it clap your hands! If you’re happy and you know it clap your hands! <clap> <clap> If you’re happy and you know it and you really want to show it If you’re happy and you know it clap your hands! <clap> <clap> I’m sure we’ve all sung the above song when [...]
Image (Part 3 of 4)
Posted: October 4, 2011 in children, family, friendship, life, school, Shopping, workTags: adult, child, Christ, Cosmetics, Jesus, makeup, money, Old age, parent, savings, wage
The last couple of days I’ve been thinking about the image of Christ and also our own image and whether we look and act like other members of our family. Well today, something slightly different, but still on the subject of image… I’m going to show my age in this blog post by commenting on [...]
Image (Part 2 of 4)
Posted: October 3, 2011 in birthday, children, church, family, friendship, life, love, music, religion, schoolTags: Christ, Christian, Christianity, Evangelism, genesis, God, Gospel of Matthew, hillsong, Jesus, New International Version, Religion and Spirituality, sunday
Have you ever been told that you “look just like your…” mum/dad/aunt/uncle/sister/brother…? How do you feel when you get told you look just like one of your relatives? Lots of questions for you today…Do you agree with other peoples’ options of who you look like? Are you happy with the comparison? Ultimately though we have [...]
Respect
Posted: August 13, 2011 in children, family, homeless, life, nature, religion, school, Security, Shopping, Travel, workTags: Activism, BBC, birmingham, England, liverpool, London, looting, Manchester, Respect, Riot, Self-esteem, teach
Having watched and listened to a lot of coverage of the riots in England in the last few days, I’ve come to the conclusion that many youngsters, and in some cases, their parents, just do not understand the meaning of the word respect. I’ve heard several interviews where individuals have said they were upset that “the police and [...]
The Present and the Future
Posted: July 15, 2011 in bible, children, family, Father's Day, friendship, life, love, music, pray, religion, schoolTags: brian doerksen, child, children, Denominations, future, God, Lord, Philanthropy, Predictions, present, Religion and Spirituality
We often hear people saying that we should cherish the children because they are the future …but are they? Personally I don’t agree with this statement. Does that surprise you? It may not surprise you quite as much when I tell you why I disagree with this statement… For me we must cherish the children [...]
Potential
Posted: July 7, 2011 in children, family, friendship, life, love, pray, prayer, religion, schoolTags: child, Christ, Christianity, God, Jesus, learn, Lord, M S Lowndes, Potential, Religion and Spirituality, teach
When we’re young our parents urge us to reach our full potential in life, by studying hard and doing well at school. When we’re young that’s when we are most impressionable, however impressionable can be good and can also be bad - we can be taught about God and His love for us which is good, however [...]
