Katy’s Weblog
This thought challenged me:
Jesus lived a sinless life and condemned sin. He taught about living a holy life and he walked the talk.
Since he was so perfect, wouldn’t he be rather intimidating? Who can stand to be next to someone who is perfect? Wouldn’t you worry that he might point out one of your many faults? Or even worst, he could read your thoughts and call you on it!
I had dinner with my dad tonight.
“Where do you want to go for dinner, dad?”
“How about HopLi Chinese restaurant?” Sure.
We walk into the restaurant and the receptionist and waiters/waitresses all greet him.
“Hey, Mr. Leung. You’re back again. That’s two days in a row.”
Get into a car accident and it’s your fault – Ctrl Z
People annoying you – Ctrl X
Can’t find your keys – Ctrl F
Having a great day – Ctrl C
The station down the street is selling regular gas at $3.559 per gallon. (I hate that 3rd place decimal)
Gas prices are expected to go up higher. With my Honda Odyssey holding 20 gallons, a fill-up costs me over $60. OUCH!
People complain about gas prices. They say they can’t afford health insurance. Auto insurance is increasing.
Kohl’s always has coupons.
Don’t buy anything at Kohl’s without a coupon.
If you like shopping at Kohl’s, open a credit card, with them, and they will send you coupons all the time.
If you know someone or like a particular salesperson at Kohl’s and want to reward her, allow her to open the credit card for you and she gets a bonus.
When you finally figure out life, you don’t need to know it anymore. The test is over, and there is no re-take.
1. I know now how to stand confidently to give oral presentations, but I don’t have to take Speech class.
2. I know now how I should’ve handled myself on a date, but I am married.
What do you read after you’ve read all the tales of Sherlock Holmes by Conan Doyle?
You can read Sherlock Holmes written by other authors.
Unlike the Mary Russell series, the adventures of Holmes and Watson in Murder, My Dear Watson contains a series of short stories that stay true to the original character of Sherlock Holmes. Some of the authors even mimic the writing style of Dr. Watson. This book was good reading.
I picked up this book randomly at the library. I needed some encouragement and some perspective – as Ego says in Ratatouille
The Joy of Failure by Wayne Root is light enjoyable reading. He tells lots of illustrative stories, emphasizes good values of putting God and family first, and gives encouragement to never give up.…