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Sent: Saturday, December 18, 2004 2:32 PM
Subject: [CWFAD] You Must Keep Going


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> You Must Keep Going
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> Sometimes you must keep going.
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> Life punches you in the stomach.
> It knocks your breath out and leaves you bowed and gasping.
>
> You lose a job. . . you must keep going.
>
> You find out you have a serious illness. . .you must keep going.
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> You have a headache. . . you must keep going.
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> Sometimes the things in life are not serious but they affect you
> nevertheless. . . you must keep going.
>
> You have a big argument with your spouse.
> Neither of you feels like talking and maybe not even looking at
> each other. . . you must keep going.
>
> Your son rebels and you have a blowout with him. .
> you must keep going.
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> The bills seem to never end and the money seems to never start.
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> You must keep going.
>
> There are times that make us just want to curl up, stick our
> heads in a hole, and make the world go away.
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> We can't, because we must keep going.
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> Life is full of those circumstances.
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> Many of you when you woke up this morning, for a variety of
> reasons, didn't feel like getting out of bed, but you had to.
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> You must keep going.
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> In times like those, and we all have them,
> remember the blessing.
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> The blessing is not in that we must keep going.
>
> The blessing is that we can.


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>  You Must Keep Going
>  ====================
>
>  Sometimes you must keep going.
>
>  Life punches you in the stomach.
>  It knocks your breath out and leaves you bowed and gasping.
>
>  You lose a job. . . you must keep going.
>
>  You find out you have a serious illness. . .you must keep going.
>
>  You have a headache. . . you must keep going.
>
>  Sometimes the things in life are not serious but they affect you
>  nevertheless. . . you must keep going.
>
>  You have a big argument with your spouse.
>  Neither of you feels like talking and maybe not even looking at
>  each other. . . you must keep going.
>
>  Your son rebels and you have a blowout with him. .
>  you must keep going.
>
>  The bills seem to never end and the money seems to never start.
>
>  You must keep going.
>
>  There are times that make us just want to curl up, stick our
>  heads in a hole, and make the world go away.
>
>  We can't, because we must keep going.
>
>  Life is full of those circumstances.
>
>  Many of you when you woke up this morning, for a variety of
>  reasons, didn't feel like getting out of bed, but you had to.
>
>  You must keep going.
>
>  In times like those, and we all have them,
>  remember the blessing.
>
>  The blessing is not in that we must keep going.
>
>  The blessing is that we can.
>
>