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Spreadsheet: Parks # (missing!)

Spreadsheet: Parks #171 (kids mine, permission given)

Maze - We Are one - 1983

Spreadsheet from July 2010

Spreadsheet: Parks #3 (Sears Parcel)

Spreadsheet: Parks # (missing!)

Okay Ollie, get back to the spreadsheets.

Spreadsheet: Parks #167

Example of show spreadsheet

We had planned to go into Florence this evening for a pleasant stroll and a nice meal. And then we found we had to work late filling in a planning spreadsheet that suddenly our colleagues back in the UK insisited had to be finished before we left Florence :-(

This is my lovely boss Trisha - we were both very unimpressed. So much for the glamour of international travel.

Spreadsheet: Cemeteries #18, Parks #180

Spreadsheet: Parks #(? Missing)

The first picture shows all the reports, spreadsheets, magazines, and

old mail that I had saved in my overhead file cabinet, two draw file

cabinet, and desk top file that I put in the shred containers. The

second picture is the result of shredding all these papers.

 

Cynthia Benson

Contracts Administrator Assistant

 

Contract Services

Department of Social Services

301 Billingsley Road

Charlotte, NC 28211

704-353-1540 Phone

704-602-6921 Fax

Cynthia.Benson@mecklenburgcountync.gov

Spreadsheet: Parks #145

Spreadsheet: Urban Wildes #28 (nearly impossible to get near!)

Spreadsheet: Parks # (missing!)

Spreadsheet: Cemeteries #18, Parks #180

...means all I can see is a burger, chips & spreadsheets.

Hope is not a pleasant accessory of comfort, but a lifeline for the desperate. When there seems to be no way out of a situation, when one’s future seems void of possibility and threatens to become beyond endurance, it is then that one has the right and the means to hope. Just as hope entered the world through tragedy, so it must find its nourishment and strength in present suffering, or else it is not hope, but a form of cowardice that shrinks back from the despair that lies at the heart of each moment of our lives.

 

Whether or not we are conscious of this despair has no bearing on its reality. Despair is not first a feeling, but a state that emerges from our estrangement from God and from ourselves incurred by sin. These estrangements are one and the same. To say that we are estranged from God means that he is irrevocably removed from the realm of our immediate experience, and because he is the source of our being, as those made in his image we are by the same token unable at the deepest level to know ourselves. To be unconscious of despair in oneself is paradoxically only further confirmation of its truth, because despair is the highest point of self-knowledge that a human being can attain by his own resources, even though it is a purely empty knowledge without any meaningful content. To be aware of our despair is not to bridge the void that it indicates between us and God, but only to draw closer to that void according to the measure of our awareness.

 

Yet this is not to say that Adam and Eve were any more self-coherent than we are now during their brief period of innocence before the Fall. A correct understanding of their unique state, though ever elusive, is crucial to understanding our own condition.

Spreadsheet: Parks#5 (All subsections)

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