Mondays -----------
They are "tough" -- lol ---
Remembering U my friends this week --- for some like Terry, a busy week , lots of emotions - loss , memories -----promises of "meeting" again ---
Lets remember Terry and Mom Golden this week ------
Blessings to all --------- and I am sure , many are as tired as I am - and I still haven't cut my grass yet ------------ as "Frost" penned , I have miles to go before I sleep -
Richest blessings to Terry, Donna, Vickie, Saija , Jel, Claire, Heb , Prayingsensfan , Felisol, Lidj , Amrita, David C Brown , and the list goes on -------
Goodnite, Bob
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dear passing thru.
ReplyDeletewith the lord's help we are making our way through.
today we learned that the funeral will be on thursday at eleven am.
this sadness is bringing the families involved really much closer.
i just spent a little while going through my picture files for photos of aunt marion,
i want to make some cd's for the children.
i was very happy to find a couple of videos that i took of mom golden and aunt marion, from one of our visits to the nursing home,
they are a real treasure.
i have more but i think i will look for them tomorrow as it is pretty late now.
i have a few that i took when one of the old residents was playing hymns on the piano for the old folk that lived there and aunt marion was standing beside him singing.
it was so sweet!
kenny, the one son really likes the blog and i am going to put a few more posts in for the rest of the week that involve my aunt.
passing-thru...since you have gone for a while, i must tell you that mom golden got a lap top computer.
donna was the very first one that she emailed...even before she emailed me..not nice!
and she likes to read vicki's posts.
anyway, she is gradually learning how to operate it.
well i better close now and trust me..i know that my friends are praying for us and it is making all the difference..
i hope that tuesday will be an easier day for you passing-thru.
blessings to you and joanne and that little lady, margaret who you visit at the nursing home...love terry
Good comments Terry -- yes a busy week for U -
ReplyDeleteWow on Mom Golden and laptop ??? !!!!
and her emailing Donna FIRST !!!!!!!!!! ???
LOL
(Listen here Terry - when it's late and your tired , DO NOT BOTHER and make a visit here to read or comment -- Rest, Relax -- Ha as U would say, when do I have time for that - Ha )
Take care Terry --
Dear Passing-thru,
ReplyDeleteI'm finally through the barrier and allowed commenting on your site.
The fault was all mine. I had stopped Mozilla Firefox from letting third part cookies through to my machine.
Husband Gunnar spent a couple of days cleaning up my machine and exploring all eventualities before he ended up with this one obstacle.
Now I'm able to fly free on the net and stop wherever I want.
It is as if I've broken through a major wall.
Except from Terry, there's none who has been of such major spiritual impact on my life the last years than my brother Passing-thru.
You still are a source of praise for me.
In fact, just being able to write to you again is making me happy.
It was as if the evil stopped me from reaching you.
Luckily Gunnar never gave up.
Luckily the Lord never ever will give up on either of us.
He'll search us and carry us each time we are to weak to walk on our own.
What wonderful promises.
It has been a source of strength to see my name be mentioned among your prayers.
I find such wonderful rest in that.
I think one of my best aha-experiences was when I found that prayers don't expire on date.
They are might and forceful collected in front of our Lord till the end of time.
Isn't that a mighty force?
Yesterday my mother and a lady friend visited our old neighbor, Sigfred. He's being living in a retirement home for a couple of years now. He'll be ninety in February. He is a prayerchild, and he is not yet saved.
His mother was a burning Christian, his father a ditto communist. The father worked with two of his sons on tunnel and road-building projects all over Norway. Though and challenging to be a construction worker those days, having to stay away from the family for weeks and months.
The father of Sigfred was killed in a tunnel explosion the year I was born, 1949. The sons survived, but carry a grudge against God, or the non existent God to them.
They always were kind to their mother, paying her new-built house, coming home when free from work ect.
But dear neigbor Sigfred is not yet saved.
I wonder if you can fine time to help my mother and me praying for this nice, but unhappy man. We all can see that time is running out for him.
His mind and brain still is crystal clear, he's spending lots of time solving word puzzles in newspapers.
Now, I'm talking too much again.
I feel assured you understand the situation and that you'll stand by in this last battle for a good man.
By the struggle I have had writing this, I feel that the fiend strongly resent me asking for this help.
Our God for sure is the strongest. Nothing can separate us from God's love in Jesus Christ.
From Felisol