I had saved this post as I found it quite 
intersting and on the mark. Rather than fumbling 
for words, though, Ms. Rhonda's post over on 4tp 
made me think of a song that expresses what I 
feel much better than I could! Here is a youtube link to it:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=s27AJK67K_w

I am curious how you guys like the song, 
especially Mr. Phil as he realy took to the group 
"Legacy Five" whose songs I shared a link or two with.

I collect "prayer songs" as I have come to really 
appreciate our privilege to pray for one another 
and speak to God as with a friend or daddy.

God bless you all and praising the Lord with you Ms. Rhonda!

Hugs and smiles and praise the Lord!

Doris




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At 06:10 PM 3/9/2013 -0600, you wrote:
>Here’s something to ponder. Is it more enjoyable 
>to put the puzzle together, or is it more 
>enjoyable to have put the puzzle together?
>
>I ask because I run across this in songwriting 
>with people, and even myself at times. Many 
>writers love to have written a song, but do not 
>like the writing process itself. I think for 
>those folks there might be a fear of not being 
>able to finish, come up with  an idea someone 
>will like, or just be able to finish it ever; 
>and it’s that not knowing in the middle of a 
>commitment to write that has them in a quandary.
>
>Then again, one can certainly enjoy having 
>written a song, but once written, for the most 
>part, it’s written and done. The excitement and 
>anticipation of how it will turn out in the end is over.
>
>It’s hard at times, but learning to enjoy life’s 
>writing process has benefits. The trick is, 
>having faith in knowing life’s decisions and 
>directions will be written, and we just may not 
>know the exact form it will take.
>
>I know without a doubt you’ll be okay.
>
>Could be a Schedule A position might  lead you 
>to a better place geographically, more 
>accessible, give you educational benefits as 
>part of the job. once established, or wow, 
>wouldn’t it be great… if it lead you to a whole 
>other area similar but maybe more rewarding than the area you’ve considered?
>
>I don’t say that to  create doubt in anyway, a 
>double-minded man ought not to expect to get 
>anything from the Lord, and I pretty much think 
>women are included in that ha-ha, but following 
>God’s prompts, whether the resistance is maybe 
>God’s prompting or a wood block in the path from 
>the enemy is something you  will know in your 
>heart. Nonetheless, you’ll come through. Continuing to pray for ya.
>
>One last bit, if anyone  uses this post to reply 
>to Rhonda’s note? Check you’re TO: field, for 
>some reason they come to me directly from this list if not changed.
>
>Now, off to a songwriter’s gig to pond out some 
>tunes for a while. Long time since I done that 
>and looking forward to a fun time.
>
>Brad
>
>
>
>
>From: The Electronic Church 
>[mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Rhonda Partain
>Sent: Saturday, March 09, 2013 12:56 PM
>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: my internship
>
>I haven’t been able to locate transportation to 
>my internship site. I haven’t been able to find 
>a site closer; thinking of  stopping the degree 
>for the moment and going the schedule a route 
>for finding a job with the federal government. 
>I’ve looked at other places, but there doesn’t 
>seem to be a space closer. Rehab would 
>help  with the cost, but it would still involve 
>a good bit of money on my part if I  had anyone interested.
>Still appreciate your prayers for direction, thank you so much.
>
>Rhonda