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Can you hold onto the world while holding onto the cross? Are we storing up our riches here on earth or are we looking forward to the treasures of heaven?
Here is Justin with today’s reminder. God bless.
Day: December 10, 2017
31 days of lists challenge: days 6-10
Here we go again! 🙂
Day 6: Pet peeves
When the Lord’s name is taken in vain.
Day 7: Reasons to be happy
Just waking up to see another day! Being alive and being able to breathe is beautiful and enough reason to be happy! ❤
Day 8: Random quirks of mine
Random? Try weird. I refuse to travel in red cars unless it’s someone I know at the wheel. When it comes to money, all bills must be facing the same way – largest to smallest. When I sneeze, I dislike it when someone says ‘Bless you.’ I must have clean feet when I go to bed. In order for me to work/write, things have to be messy as possible. When I used to watch TV and I turned it off it has to be on channel 5.
Before I go to bed at night, I must make sure that the locks on the doors are locked and this may mean me unlocking them to lock them again. If I like a song, I put it on repeat 4 times. Yep, just 4.
Shucks! I got carried away! Are they even quirks, quarks, or just obsessive compulsives? *shrugging*
Day 9: Favorite songs
Honestly, I don’t listen to music as before, but I do like a few songs at the moment:
* Draw Me Close to You – Michael W. Smith
* Bittersweet Symphony – The Verve
* Mambo Italiano – Rosemary Clooney
* No Fakes – Dobre Brothers
* Nothing’s Impossible – Depeche Mode
* That’s Amore – Dean Martin
Day 10: Odd facts I know
Haha! Yes! Because I’m a walking encyclopedia, I know these things! Kidding. Kidding. But I love weird fun facts so I’ll share 4 that I know off the top of my head:
* A sneeze travels out your mouth at over 100 m.p.h.
* Cleaveland spelled backward is ‘DNA level C’
* When ATMs were first invented, it was originally thought to be a failure for the only users were people who didn’t want to deal with the tellers face to face: gamblers and prostitutes.
* The French government gives medals to citizens who have “successfully raised several children with dignity.”
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