Rhonda,

I was just shoving off for bed but I want to think about your question a little before deciding but I sure enjoyed your description.  I was thinking the other day how I would like to be a child again and playing as I did in the neighborhood.  It was a wonderful time to be alive and you did not have to be afraid someone would kidnap you either.  Sure, our parents and TV shows all warned kids not to take candy from a stranger or get in a stranger’s car but I never once heard of it happening back then.  Tomorrow I’ll answer your question.  I hope there is no limitation on my reply, hah hah.

Phil.




> On Aug 2, 2015, at 9:01 PM, Rhonda Partain <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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> So Phil, what age did you have the most fun?  I think I like 3. I remember visiting my great grand parents in Alabama, they had a cow, chickens, and a mule. I made a hut with cousins from piles of pine straw, feed the chickens, was chased by the rooster when my Mom and I tried to gather eggs, tried to churn milk to make butter, slept in a big brass bed with other little girls, ran and played all day in the sunshine and fresh air, listen to Great Grandmother sing old hymns and wondered why her arms were so flabby. She was about 84 or 85 I think. 
> Rhonda
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: The Electronic Church [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Phil Scovell
> Sent: Sunday, August 02, 2015 9:53 PM
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> Subject: Joy Bubbles
> 
> Many years ago, there was a blind guy who showed up on talk shows here in Denver.  He took calls about the telephone company and new technology developments related to the phone system.  This was long before cell phones, too.  He also just took calls to visit about anything with people.  One night, a caller asked him how old he was.  He immediately said, “I am five years old.”  The caller asked him why he was just five and Joy Bubbles, he  legally had his name changed to Joy Bubbles, he replied that he decided he had the most fun at age 5 so he is forever five.  When asked about his new name, he simply said, a bubble bath was the funnest thing he ever did as a child so he changed his name to what he loved.  I was thinking this week about Jesus naming all the stars of the universe and knowing the exact number.  They say the human eye can see about 1 billion stars at night but try and imagine a limitless number of stars that all have individual names.  Only God can do that.  I am wondering what are new names in Heaven are going to be.  I know, it says a new name written in the Lamb’s book of life but I often wonder if we do get new names in Heaven.
> 
> Phil.