Max39211 - Josh G

One last mix before I take a medical break. I’m slated for a new MRI and then I’m hopeful I can make a stop over in Florida to check on my house.

I’m yours.

Exercises in futility

There are matters of faith and matters of science. I wrote a term paper with a friend a long time ago about the intersection between the two. We wrestled with it for days, and we both agreed that the two are not mutually exclusive -- or was it inclusive -- that’s the problem; it’s not exactly what any message conveys; it’s what is conveyed and at what time. If there’s too much input, then the output is changed. Another friend would say that this is reflective in the mentally ill; too much stimuli for one person can produce futility and confusion; to another it is a breeding ground for creativity.

Your dance music for the weekend (posting tonight or early tomorrow, depending on your time zone.) Have fun! -30-

Was it always this complicated?

... [o]r am I only just now noticing?

Posting tonight at midnight.

A speck in the dark: It’ll take a whole book -- at least one -- to explain what that means.

Amen!

This is my mantra for today. I am praying. I am praying a lot! What I am not doing is worrying.

Yes, we are in some crazy and scary times right now. God wants us to be prepared, cautious, safe but also trusting.

I am planning and taking precautions, but I am first and foremost trusting God.

He’s got this everyone!

So, say a prayer for strength and comfort today. With God’s grace, we can get through anything.

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Marigolds frame the #mountains.

Cane and unable

Knew something was different when I woke up this morning. Having to use my cane to walk, which is getting more often. I’m starting to think I suffered some spinal cord damage when I had brain surgery.