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I am looking at starting this hobby. I find it interesting and I have like a million pictures. Does anyone have any suggestion on how to get started or advice?
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Any quilters here?
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I mean true quilters. You hand sew, not machine sew. Can you suggest any simple americana geometrical patterns to do, other then just squares?
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I planted 1 tomato and 1 pepper plant back in March . The pepper plant has 1 small and 1 larger pepper on it ,my question is how big should it be before I pick it? I have no idea what has gotten into eating on my tomato plant I have lost 4 small ones because something has been eating on it ,and how big are they suppose to be before I can pick them ? Yes I am new at this
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Does anyone have a creative idea of how to use up some of the leftover pictures you have. What I mean is this... I get my kids' pictures taken and pass out the different sizes to family and friends and then I always have a bunch of wallet sizes or smaller left over. I hate to just throw them away but with 3 kids and one on the way, they are starting to accumulate!
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A New Hobby
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Hi. Has anyone out there started a new hobby recently? I have become very interested in making homemade glycerin soap. It's a lot of fun to do and it doesn't take a lot of know-how. The soap is very good for dry skin and it smells wonderful. My husband and I use it all the time and it leaves very little scum in the tub. Hope everyone has a great weekend and a wonderful Easter Sunday. Chris.
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[color=darkblue]Does anyone collect pressed glass or spaghetti poodles? Maybe I'm the only one[/color]......... :oops:
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Web Designer?
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Your Favorite Hymns?
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What daily devotionals are you using
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The Pornification Of A Generation
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Are Catholics saved Christians?
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Summer!
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The Wall
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Our New President
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Like harp music?
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My Father passed away peacefully in his sleep at home, where he wanted to be. He's now with the Lord and is no longer suffering. Through this experience I have had to locate and talk to my sister whom I have not spoken to in 15 years. It ended up that 3 of the siblings had to sign in order for the cremation to happen. My brother in Montana is having the papers mailed to him, and my sister and I will be electronically signing through an email or text. Hopefully we can get him cremated. It's all been paid for, but the theft of Pop's safe while he was in the nursing home brings problems as the receipts for the cremation were in that safe. UGH! But God is still good. -
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The problem is often the starting point is belief there is no God...or they cant know. Just because they look at things they can observe, they automatically rule out the supernatural. What they fail to see is they have their own religion, because they never observed one species become another. They have faith that whales became cows.. dinosaurs became birds and ape like creatures became humans. They don't have good evidence for this. Most creation scientists talk about what glasses you put on to view the evidence. I don't like this kind of thinking because it doesn't talk about the facts...but it does show preconceived assumptions. -
I would cite Matthew 18:15-17, Moreover if thy brother shall trespass against thee, go and tell him his fault between thee and him alone: if he shall hear thee, thou hast gained thy brother. But if he will not hear thee, then take with thee one or two more, that in the mouth of two or three witnesses every word may be established. And if he shall neglect to hear them, tell it unto the church: but if he neglect to hear the church, let him be unto thee as an heathen man and a publican. https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Matt.18.15,Matt.18.16,Matt.18.17&version=KJV best regards, Oldtyme -
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