Showing posts with label Internet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Internet. Show all posts

Sunday, March 20, 2016

Review


When do you tend to mindlessly watch television or surf the Internet?

Set a reminder on your phone or your computer to use that time instead to call a friend, to talk and listen to your spouse or kids, or to journal about a person who has made a difference in your life.

Identify a few of your favorite tunes, and say a prayer thanking God for the talents of those who fill the world with song.

Review the last twenty-four hours. Where did you find God? Resolve to be more aware tomorrow as the day unfolds. 
(Ginny Kubitz Moyer in Daily Inspiration for Women, 18-20 March)
20 March 2016

Monday, December 19, 2011

Truth

Photo by Mr. Dickie - Emmittsburg, MD

Truth is truth and that's all there is to it.  Anything we can add to it doesn't make it better.  (Steve Case, Everything Counts, 3 December)

It is a truth of life that in many ways it is easier to stand adversity than to stand prosperity.  Ease has ruined far more men than trouble ever did.  (William Barclay, The Letter To The Hebrews, p. 126)

"Truth is always strong no matter how weak it looks, and falsehood is always weak, no matter how strong it looks."  (Phillips Brooks in Chapter-By-Chapter Bible Commentary by Warren W. Wiersbe, p. 841)

Fight for what's right.  Fight for others.  (Steve Case, Everything Counts, 16 December)

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This morning I'm listening to the The Wronglers with Jimmy Dale Gilmore - Heirloom Music.  I received this CD as a premium for supporting the PBS Internet radio station of WAMU - BluegrassCountry.org.  For a while I thought the CD wasn't going to arrive.

Yesterday, Jim Mc. called to let us know he arrived safely in Gulfport, MS.  We hope he has a wonderful time visiting with family and friends.  In the evening I called Tom W. in Wichita, KS.  Tom and I went to the same high school but didn't meet until the second year of college when he came to Pittsburg, KS.

Mr. Dickie
19 December 2011

Thursday, October 20, 2011

StreamWriter



Put yourself through a self-improvement project that is designed to maximize your state of mind, body, and spirit.  Write your own personal curriculum and apply it each day.  (Dr. Wayne W. Dyer, Wisdom Of The Ages, p. 165)

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I've been listening to several Internet radio stations and recording some of the music.  I'm using the program, StreamWriter.

Mr. Dickie
20 October 2011