Welcome to Janell's One Square Mile. Title inspired by the great line from 'The Wizard of Oz': "Next time I decide to go looking for my heart's desire, I won't go any further than my own back yard." However, when Joe posts here, it's more like "One Round Planet." Joe travels all over the world and contibutes pictures and descriptions of the places he's been. Joe and Janell are both Conservatives and occasionally like to start arguments - I mean initiate dialogue - with our Liberal readers.
Bible Verse of the Day
“For the director of music. Of David. The fool says in his heart, “There is no God.” They are corrupt, their deeds are vile; there is no one who does good.” (Psalm 14:1) (Read by Max McLean. Provided by The Listener's Audio Bible.)
Hi Janel, Yup, I found the post on Mary's site first. 3:30 today. Ironically, I have a painter friend Doug Genschmer, who is having his first radiation treatment for a wierd kind of leukemia at Mayo today as well. He and his wife Carolyn are good people--if your prayer list has a bit of room, add them? Also, you gave me an early morning smile: your comment about the little exclamation point with the dots spinning/jumping around it. What a great description! But I knew exactly what you meant, and the fact that there are at least two of us in the world who would describe html that way should scare the basic computer geek into a Monday-fit-of-nerves, eh? Thanks for sharing! Karen
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I'll do my best to pray at 3:30 Monday. I'll pray before that, too. Let us know who things go.
Hi Janel,
Yup, I found the post on Mary's site first. 3:30 today. Ironically, I have a painter friend Doug Genschmer, who is having his first radiation treatment for a wierd kind of leukemia at Mayo today as well. He and his wife Carolyn are good people--if your prayer list has a bit of room, add them?
Also, you gave me an early morning smile: your comment about the little exclamation point with the dots spinning/jumping around it. What a great description! But I knew exactly what you meant, and the fact that there are at least two of us in the world who would describe html that way should scare the basic computer geek into a Monday-fit-of-nerves, eh?
Thanks for sharing!
Karen
oops, spell check: weird
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