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Twitter Resources for the Sandwich Generation: Dementia Care, Parkinson’s Disease, Silver Alert, World’s Weirdest Hotels, and More
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Like Driving to church this morning, extremely tired from senior home care as well as moving all week and running ten minutes late, I was really tempted to skip it. It would have been so much easier to just head for the old house to pick up more items while listening to a sermon on [...]
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Like Yesterday I mentioned Twitter, explained it briefly, and invited y’all to join me there. Today it occurred to me to share a little more information. Specifically, why sign up for Twitter? There are actually several good reasons: 1. It’s useful and fun to find like-minded folks to share information, links, and other resources with. [...]
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Like It’s Sunday but no church for me today. I’m hacking, coughing, and just plain not feeling great! I’ll be popping in my iPod earphones to listen to Beth Moore’s class on Daniel and that will be my Sunday church supplement. If you are home today, also, either because you are ill or because you [...]
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Like Leaving the house too early yesterday, I wound up listening to a sermon on my iPod instead. I really enjoyed it. There was one point, in particular, that really caught my attention. The pastor talked about preparing to worship before you ever get to church. He suggested that we would be wise to purposely [...]
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Like The worship music at my church is one of the highlights for me each Sunday. I love singing to praise God and am so blessed as I do it. I hope and pray I am a blessing to Him as well! Fortunately, as most of us know well, the Psalms say to make a [...]
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Like Church was great today! The music was wonderful and the sermon was interesting, educational, and funny (I love that combination). We were reminded of the importance of hiding God’s Word in our hearts that we might not sin against God. My memory is not so hot for memorizing any more but as I keep helping [...]
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