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SURRENDER
"I planted the seed, Apollos watered it, but God has been making it grow.
So neither the one who plants nor the one who waters is anything,
but only God, who makes things grow. " 1 Corinthians 3:6-7
We can put a lot of pressure on ourselves to produce "successful" kids, and there is no question that parenting requires a lot of hard work. But, what exactly is our role in the process? In this passage, Paul explains the role of a teacher. We believe it applies just as well to a family.
Parents are God's representatives in the family, and that role is crucially important. In the end, however, we have to surrender the results to God because He is the One "who causes the growth." He will grow our children into His design. While it is difficult to let go of our design and surrender our kids to God, it is God's will that they grow less and less dependent on us and more dependent on Him.
You cannot force your child to grow up to be a godly person, but you can be a godly parent. Use your children's experiences, your example and gentle exploration to "plant and water" your kids, and surrender the results to God. God Bless
Over the weekend of 2nd-4th June 2012, the East Lancs Railway hosted the latest in their annual War Weekends. Many people attend in 1940s clothing, there are several battle re-enactments, steam trains running, vintage goods stalls, 1940s-themed catering, war era vehicles and much more. Do please feel free to view any other pictures in the set. These are the photos of the people, stations and mainly the battle at Rawtenstall/Regensburg (!) that I've had a little play round with in post processing to try to get different effects. Some I like, some, I'm not sure about, butu I enjoyed having a go.
“Don't seek God in temples. He is close to you. He is within you. Only you should surrender to Him and you will rise above happiness and unhappiness.”
Leo Nikolaevich Tolstoy
RLS's beautiful 67 Firebird, with mechanic Greg Anderson working in the background on Bob Utner's Pro Stocker.
No Escape- Diffrent edit
I don't wanna go to sleep.
Why should I when there's a world full of things to do?
No, I wanna stay up forever.
I wanna dance, I wanna sing, I wanna be free.
And if you wont do that with me, then I wanna lay here and think of you.
Or travel the world and think of you.
Or kiss your lips while I think of you
Surrendering german ww2
Victory show cosby 8sept 2012.
Leics UK
I think this exact same guy was in the same place last year and surrendered there too lol!
ive tried to get an old film look to this with photoshop.
Filter/ blur more /add noise.
Enhance photo/remove colour.
Anyway these battle re enactments are great fun and well worth going to if youre a photographer.
You need at least a 200mm lens for these battles to focus into them.
I don't want to ride the milk train anymore
I'll go to bed at nine, and waken with the dawn.
Lunch at half past noon, dinner prompt at five.
The comfort of a few old friends long past their prime.
Pass the tea and sympathy for the good old days long gone.
Let's drink a toast to those who most believe in what they've won.
It's a long long time till morning, plays wasted on the dawn.
I'll not write another line, for my true love is gone.
When the guests are done, I'll tidy up the room.
I'll turn the covers down, and gazing at the moon.
I'll pray to go quite mad, and live in long ago.
When you and I were one, so very long ago.
Pass the tea and sympathy for the good old days long gone.
Let's drink a toast to those who most believe in what they've won.
It's a long long time till morning, plays wasted on the dawn.
I'll not write another line, for my true love is gone.
When I have no dreams to give you anymore.
I'll light a blazing fire, and wait within the door.
Then throw my life away, "I wonder why?" they all will say.
Now I lay me down to sleep, forever and a day.
Pass the tea and sympathy for the good old days are dead.
Let's drink a toast to those who best survived the life they led.
It's a long long time till morning, so build your fires high.
Now I lay me down to sleep, forever by your side.
"Tea And Sympathy" - Janis Ian
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September 1, 1939 -- May 7, 1945. What an ordeal. What a money maker.From my journal: Tues 15 Oct 2002: "On Monday we got up early-- had already purchased train tickets-- from Gare de l'Est to Epernay -> Reims. Then backtrack. [This is wrong. We went from Paris to Rheims, then Epernay, then back to Paris.] Stopped and got off at Reims. Went to see the museum in which Germans surrendered on 5 May 1945 [it was actually 7 May]. Eisenhowerama. Wandered down main drag to BAC [="Big Ass Church" ]. Windy, pleasant. Asked a man where the post office was, got a pleasant response, and understood it actually. JN sampled a sort of hotdog near the train station. A longi-sliced spicy wiener in bread. Horseradish mustard. R [Richard] declined food, should have gotten something. Then on to Epernay--"
I think my daughter has a good chance of taking on the role of Dorothy at some point in this life. Halloween, 2010. What kind of amazes me is that when I'm taking pictures of her, she actually poses just like this for me. I really don't need to tell her anything...
Sightseeing the hidden spots in the mountain hills of Nagasaki in pouring rain was a special experience i will long remember.
Supporters of renovating what remained of Tiger Stadium surrendered Monday in a failed court effort to postpone the final demolition, sparking the end of a legacy that began in 1896...
NO SURRENDER OF A MAN WITH AMMUNITION and COUNTRY FIRST, SELF LAST proclaim signs exhorting a fighting spirit and selfless devotion to duty of the American Soldier.
Two pre-WWI US Army privates pose with a cart or limber. Man on right wears collar discs on a fold-down collar while one on left appears to have a stand-up collar without discs. Both wear cotton-khaki uniforms and leggings.