Tag: Future

Super-optimistic, wonderfully hopeful

Some of the subdivisions, like this one which is adjacent to Lakeside Church, have hundreds of homes.

One super-optimistic, wonderfully hopeful Lakeside thing to share.

A Church in the middle of this residential acreage is a blessing. To have a Community HQ here is extraordinary.

Have always dreamt of being able to walk to Church.

Baptized Lutheran, converted to Catholicism in 1999 because Cheryl is more Catholic than i am Lutheran and i don’t think God cares.

Now, in 2022, the echo of, “God doesn’t care about your religion”, opens the door my heart to becoming a permanent, lifetime Lakeside Church member.

The proximity to thousands of neighbors and the land size provide incredible and divine opportunities to serve others and each other.

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Future’s #1 hit

Chief Mountain
GNP. Chief Mountain (right) is stunning.

Perhaps the best thing about the future is that it only comes one day at a time.

Dean Acheson

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Dear Future me

Nursing home
Love you “Pop-Pop”. Photo: July 2016.

 

Dear Future me,

To wait until you are in desperate need of someone like Jesus, Muhammad, or God is to lose a lifetime of wonderful peace, contentment, and joy.

i love to feel a desperate need every day.

i love to feel a desperate need all day.

The three most magnificent days in your life were the day you were born, the day you figured out why, and the coming day when you’ll take your final breath.

 

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Happy 31st anniversary Cheryl

Mental Floss magazine
Biggest questions? What is the secret to a marriage remaining intact?

 

In the future, marriage is likely to be considered an option rather than a traditional way of life.

Time will tell won’t it?

And speaking of telling… less than half of all marriages survive.

Less than half the people who got married are still married to the same person.

It is what it is.

June 25, 1983 and counting.

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