Over 40 years ago, I picked up a little booklet somewhere with the title: "A Better World Begins with Me." It was a tad pollyanish, but true. I may still have it in my files, though things are in a bit of a mess still after I moved my office home.
I learned something, executed it. Promptly forgot it. But it's there, what I wanted. See no. 4 in #7points:
It's time to say good night -- Good night!
I'll say "Good morning" at dawn of light.
I'll see you on the other side,
If neither you nor I have died.
#quatrains
Is this a coracle issue? Accented words don't get hashtagged properly: #Bíblia
Say something positive, grateful, or gracious, without a hint of negativity, irony, or sarcasm.
#challenge
Had a little episode just now, eye spot, but it cleared up. Scary but we're good.
Today moved along at a good clip. The to-do list was long and much progress was made. (Sounds like: a good time was had by all, doesn't it?)
I got a WOT score of 7 now. I guess that's a good thing.
#good
I kinda figured that's what it meant, from the context.
Always looking to learn sumthin.
Rugging? Never heard that term. Where you from? haha
Forthright has posted new content, 'My world view: Hugh Fulford'
The article starts with Psalm 119 and moves to the New Testament.
You may view the latest post at
https://forthright.net/blog/world-view-hugh-fulford/
#Bible #worldview #Psalms
Mornings With God : February 13
https://www.youdevotion.com/mornings/february/13
> I will bless the Lord at all times: His praise shall continually be in my mouth. — Ps 34:1
It is not hard to bless the Lord at some times. There are days when all is bright. There is no sickness in our house. No recent sorrow has left our heart sad. It is easy then to bless the Lord.
But there are other times when things are different. Business is not prosperous. Or, health is broken. We begin to say this verse, but we cannot get through it. “I will bless the Lord at ___.”
We cannot bless the Lord for the broken health, for the empty chair. Yet there the words stand. We cannot make them read: “I will bless the Lord at some times: His praise shall be in my mouth on certain days – days when the sun shines.”
It is not our business to write Bible verses; it is our business rather to bring our lives up to the standard of the inspired words. So we must learn to say the verse just as it is written.
We must learn to bless the Lord on the dark days as well as the bright days. We must learn to praise God in pain as well as in pleasure.
Me: Beautiful thought here, one I need. Today is good, but tomorrow?
#Bible #suffering #Psalms
Got an editorial written today, first time in a while, plus a bit on a book. And finally got my Feb. #Now posted. Late, but have been working on these items for days.
Trying a new background banner, but it looks a bit polluted. Maybe try another one.
I had three things to do on my list today. Done. But there's one more item that didn't make it in the list-making moment. Wait for tomorrow? It'll be a holiday for some ...
#todo #done
Wow, that was quick. You're the man!
Loving #coracle.
Just a note and a question:
Note: Links I post from #TiddlyWiki / #Tiddlyhost with the "#" character are cut back to the main URL.
Question: Is there a difference in the timeline that shows only coracle. social and coracle.social/notes?
Thanks!