A Psalm of thanksgiving.
"Shout with joy to the Lord, all the earth!
Worship the Lord with gladness.
Come before Him singing with joy.
Acknowledge that the Lord is God!
He made us and we are his.
We are his people, the sheep of his pasture.
Enter his gate with thanksgiving; go into his courts with praise.
Give thanks to him and praise his name.
For the Lord is good.
His unfailing love continues forever,
and his faithfulness to each generation."
9 comments:
ARE THOSE YOUR LAMBS?!?!?!
Ha, Ha! I'd like to say yes, but no, they are not. They are the same kind of sheep though.
Lamps, wow, I love those things, they bring light and wonder into the world.
Especially the ones that you touch to brighten, those are cool.
Sorry, dorky.
Anyway, good to talk to you. I need to see Elizabeths hair if it is, in fact, very much different. I'm pretty open to new looks, or any looks, so I guess I'll have to tell you after I see it.
I forgot to mention the other day about the Marathon I'm training for and today I forgot to tell you on my post that I wrecked my bike, but am still good....and about my run in the rain....school starts tomorrow!!
What!! You wrecked your bike?! How did you do that? What are you going to put your basket on? :)
What's with the lamps?
There is a girl at work that calls me Yo-Honnah, She thought that I had a Mexican name and when she was corrected she made it a joke. I think it's funny, but I hope people don't start calling me that.
Hey, I'll reply to your questions later, super busy...
just came to tell you to update!
Starting with the last question first. My lamps are my headlight and tailight, just like a car has, because I ride at night sometimes, like after a BCM event at night.
I was going to fasten my Basket(s) to the back spoke and to a joint beneath the saddle, but my bike didn't have the screw holes on the frame, because it's a Giant brand and they are into condensed geometry in their bikes and chose to move that fixture out of their plans. So I had to return the basket, that's when I decided I really would be better off with a vehicle, because the physical demand was too much for biking.
I crashed because my brother called my cell phone and I answered thinking I'd get right off, and since I've taught myself to peddle with no hands, which is even harder than just balencing with no hands, I thought I would be able handle it...I mean...I can take 90 degree turns without using my hands. Anyway, I was on the sidewalk (wearing a helment) and noticed that I was approaching an intersection. There were no cars around and so I put my left hand on the bar and was veering left to go down the ramp, across the street, and up the other ramp. It just so happens that the curb there was built with a faulty ramp, so instead of smoothly sinking, my front tired hit the ground hard and stopped moving, the rest of me did not. So my cell phone fell and I grabbed my other handle bar, but just in time to get flipped head first of the handles to land on my wrist and elbow. That was weeks ago and my body just finished healing.
Nathan
Heh.....oops, lamps, I was commenting on the "lambs," sorry for such an obscure reference, and then not checking to see what you were asking about until I'd already assumed I knew.
WOW. That sounds painful. Try to stop having so much fun, Nathan. I know I need an update, but when you call every other week do you need one? School in one week! Yay! I am so excited!
JP
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