That is not surprising.  Because you had a great service Sunday.  Satin is trying to ruin it all.
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Christ is either Lord of all or he is not Lord at all.
Karen Carter '74



> Hi guys,
> Boy are we having a week!  First, on Monday, our lawn mower and vacuum
> cleaner broke.  Yesterday, a dining room chair broke and the transmission
> in our car flew apart.  It just keeps going like that!  I do have something
> funny to share though!  Yesterday, my oldest son Matthew flew back to Grand
> Rapids to look for work.  We had a really nice visit, but Matt has, well,
> sort of let loose a bit since going to college.  Now get this, this is a
> boy who, all through school had to wear a tie and a button down shirt.  His
> hair had to be above his ears, you know, one of those Baptist cuts and he
> had to wear shiny dress shoes.  Well, yesterday, much to his mother's
> consternation, Matt wore, to get on the plane, his pajamas, flip flops and
> a Japanese bathrobe type thing called a Hay-o-ri.  That's not the right
> speling.  I was trying to spell it for the speech programs among us, but,
> anyway, it's this black bathrobe thing with flowers on it.  A friend of his
> picked him up to get a hair cut before he got on the plane, but they were
> late so he stayed shaggy.  He didn't want to bother getting his glasses
> straightened, so they remained crooked because of a loose skrew.  To make
> it worse, he forgot that he had one of those little pocket knives in his
> carry on luggage so, you guessed it, he got pulled aside.  Oh you guys, I'm
> laughing as I write this, but I"m also praising God that I wasn't there to
> see it.  I think "mortification," my describe me, if I had been
> there.  Unfortunately, Matt was lamenting the fact that he lost his bright
> yellow fishing hat at another airport.  Oh well!  Kids these days!  GRIN!
> Kathy