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I'm Looking Ahead!

I started out writing a "poor, poor Cliff" post. I deleted it. I'm tired of feeling sorry for myself. I'm sure most of you are tired of it too.

Things at the WIXYranch have pretty much hit rock bottom. So unless someone is down here with a jackhammer, all I can say is the only direction I can go is up.

Today is Easter, a day that is a celebration of newness of life. Opening day is next week. Warm weather will be here soon and I can ride my bicycle soon. I need to, and I will, drop some pounds. I will also write about it.

You can also look for some springtime in Wayne County, Ohio photos here.

I am sick and tired of being sick and tired.

Are you all with me?

Comments

david5258 said…
cliff--when i find myself throwing a pity party, GOD The Father reminds me of the cousel Paul gave the church in Phillipi:
"4Always be full of joy in THe LORD, I say again, rejoice!!
5Let everyone see that you are unselfish and considerate in all you do. Remember The LORD is coming soon.
6Don't worry about anything: instead pray about everything; tell GOD your needs, and don't forget to thank HIM for His answers.
7If you do this, you will experience GOD's peace, which is far more wonderful than the human mind can understand. HIS peace will keep your thoughts and your hearts quiet and at rest as you trust in CHRIST JESUS.
8And now brothers, as I close this letter, let me say this one more thing:
Fix your thoughts an what is true and right. Think about things that are pure and lovely, and dwell on the fine, good things in others.THink about all you can praise GOD for and be glad about.
9Keep putting into practice all you have learned from me and saw me doing, and THE GOD of Peace will be with you." Phil4:4-9LB

don't get discouraged, GOD is right there with you and your family. so is your church family as well as your blogging extended family.

take comfort that your brother is now risen and living with CHRIST in Heaven.

remember, that one day, we too will also arise to meet HIM.

rejoice that JESUS AROSE so that we can live!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Happy Easter--CHRIST IS RISEN!!!!


david5258
Liquid said…
Much love to you today.

Happy Easter!
YES!

But I don't think of what you share as "pity party" .. as some of what you share reminds me how blessed I am that I am not alone.

But OK, let's party! Because I am way past being sick and tired of being sick and tired!
Pat Jenkins said…
happy easter to you and your family wixy. and may good happen to you so you don't have to worry about "being in the dumps"!!!
Anonymous said…
Still on for chicken Thursday? Let me know.
Melanie said…
Happy Easter! Many blessings to you and your family!

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