Sunday, January 30, 2011
Friday, January 28, 2011
Sunday, January 23, 2011
OH BABY
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CRAZINESS
I’ve been working on this post in my head for a while now, but haven’t had the guts to write it. Maybe it’s the New Year that has me feeling all brave, who knows, but I’m gonna do it…
One of the things I’ve really struggled with over this period of self-discovery is religion. It’s kind of confusing really because I feel like my faith is stronger and I am more sure of what God wants from me and for me and I feel very peaceful. What I’m really struggling with is religion in general, what exactly is the point??
That sounds pretty bad, I know, but more and more I find myself questioning things that I know the church teaches or things that are being discussed in my Bible study or rules that I am expected to follow having the questions and even asking the questions does not mean any of those things.
My religion is actually really important to me, I enjoy the tradition and the ritual and more often than not\I hear something in the homily that resonates with me or gives me something to think about. I have many, many friends. I know at any time for any reason there is a group of women that I could call if I needed something…to talk, to help with my kids, to bring me a meal, anything at all. Before I really get myself into trouble, let me just say that I am not an expert on any of this. I read a lot, I recently had someone say to me they worry that the gates to heaven are much more narrow than we think, so I’ve always had a problem with the assertion that one religion is right and all others are wrong. I can’t wrap my brain around an all-loving, all-forgiving God who will arbitrarily send a soul to hell because they were Muslim or Jewish.
When we die, if we come face to face with God and have to answer for our lives on Earth, is he really going to care if we used birth control or supported a business run by a ? I don’t think so. I think we’re going to have to account for how we treated others. Did we love our neighbors? Did we treat others as we would like to be treated? Did we do our best to live our lives with love and compassion and generosity and forgiveness?
. Religion can be so exclusionary. If there are so many blessings to be had in the sharing of the Eucharist, why wouldn’t we want to share it with all?
I am tired of the emails telling me to boycott a certain business because they support the homosexual lifestyle or not to participate in a certain charity event because the organization once gave money to Planned Parenthood. Show me a business that isn’t run by a sinner…there isn’t one. Are the people spreading the message to hurt these companies free of sin…of course not! To me those emails and requests are spreading a message of hate and intolerance, not a message of Christianity.
One of the things I’ve really struggled with over this period of self-discovery is religion. It’s kind of confusing really because I feel like my faith is stronger and I am more sure of what God wants from me and for me and I feel very peaceful. What I’m really struggling with is religion in general, what exactly is the point??
That sounds pretty bad, I know, but more and more I find myself questioning things that I know the church teaches or things that are being discussed in my Bible study or rules that I am expected to follow having the questions and even asking the questions does not mean any of those things.
My religion is actually really important to me, I enjoy the tradition and the ritual and more often than not\I hear something in the homily that resonates with me or gives me something to think about. I have many, many friends. I know at any time for any reason there is a group of women that I could call if I needed something…to talk, to help with my kids, to bring me a meal, anything at all. Before I really get myself into trouble, let me just say that I am not an expert on any of this. I read a lot, I recently had someone say to me they worry that the gates to heaven are much more narrow than we think, so I’ve always had a problem with the assertion that one religion is right and all others are wrong. I can’t wrap my brain around an all-loving, all-forgiving God who will arbitrarily send a soul to hell because they were Muslim or Jewish.
When we die, if we come face to face with God and have to answer for our lives on Earth, is he really going to care if we used birth control or supported a business run by a ? I don’t think so. I think we’re going to have to account for how we treated others. Did we love our neighbors? Did we treat others as we would like to be treated? Did we do our best to live our lives with love and compassion and generosity and forgiveness?
. Religion can be so exclusionary. If there are so many blessings to be had in the sharing of the Eucharist, why wouldn’t we want to share it with all?
I am tired of the emails telling me to boycott a certain business because they support the homosexual lifestyle or not to participate in a certain charity event because the organization once gave money to Planned Parenthood. Show me a business that isn’t run by a sinner…there isn’t one. Are the people spreading the message to hurt these companies free of sin…of course not! To me those emails and requests are spreading a message of hate and intolerance, not a message of Christianity.
Saturday, January 15, 2011
SATURDAY
SATURDAY is a special day its the day before Sunday.
Lets see Football or Church?
If the SEAHAWKS are losing then we will go to Church at 1:00 p.m.
Its only a 25 minute drive.
When you live on a Island every thing is far.
It's raining, that is our liquid sunshine.
Lets see Football or Church?
If the SEAHAWKS are losing then we will go to Church at 1:00 p.m.
Its only a 25 minute drive.
When you live on a Island every thing is far.
It's raining, that is our liquid sunshine.
ANOTHER WEEK OF CRAZINESS
I only got kicked 2X this week. Spat on and hit a couple of times. But at the end of the day I get to drive 55 miles home a mere 1 1\2.
We are still waiting for my daughter to have her 3rd child.
This will be my 11 Grandchild. She had an Ultra sound on Tue & it only weighted 10 LBS.4ozs.
My youngest daughter wished me a Happy 54th Birthday By telling me I put my boyfriend first before her.
Because I do not do exactly what she tells me to.
Went shopping using as much coupons as I could.
2011
Posted by The Krazy Coupon Lady // Krazy This Week, Rite Aid // Comments (7)
$0.75/1 Oral-B Satin, Glide Floss 25m or more, or Glide Floss Picks, 30 count or higher from PG-12/26
Pay $2.22
Final Price: $1.24
$0.25/1 Charmin from PG-12/26
Pay $6.72 after coupon
Final Price: $4.42
Pay $3.97 after coupon
Final Price: $2.33
Prilosec OTC $24.97$3.00/1 Prilosec product from PG-12/26
Pay $21.97 after coupon
Final Price: $13.73
We are still waiting for my daughter to have her 3rd child.
This will be my 11 Grandchild. She had an Ultra sound on Tue & it only weighted 10 LBS.4ozs.
My youngest daughter wished me a Happy 54th Birthday By telling me I put my boyfriend first before her.
Because I do not do exactly what she tells me to.
Went shopping using as much coupons as I could.
2011
Rite Aid Coupon Deals: Week of 1/16
Here are this week’s Rite Aid deals. These are valid starting Sunday 1/16
Spend $30.00 on Participating Items, Receive $10 +Up Reward (limit of 2 per person)
- Savings is essentially 33% per item. Final price reflects that savings.
Crest Toothpaste or 3D White Rinse $2.97$2.00/1 Crest Rinse, 946mL from PG-12/26
$0.50/1 Crest Toothpaste, 4 oz. or more or liquid gel from PG-12/26
$0.75/1 Crest toothpaste, 4.0 oz. or more or liquid gel excluding Crest Cavity, Baking Soda, Tartar from PG-12/26
Pay as low as $0.97
Final Price: as low as FREE
Oral-B Cross-Action Toothbrush, Floss or Floss Picks $2.97$0.75/1 Oral-B Pulsar, Cross Action, Advantage .75/1 or (2) Indicator or Cavity Defense manual toothbrushes from PG-12/26$0.50/1 Crest Toothpaste, 4 oz. or more or liquid gel from PG-12/26
$0.75/1 Crest toothpaste, 4.0 oz. or more or liquid gel excluding Crest Cavity, Baking Soda, Tartar from PG-12/26
Pay as low as $0.97
Final Price: as low as FREE$0.75/1 Oral-B Satin, Glide Floss 25m or more, or Glide Floss Picks, 30 count or higher from PG-12/26
Pay $2.22
Final Price: $1.24
Tide Laundry Detergent or Tide Stain Release $5.97$1.00/1 Tide Detergent from PG-12/26
Pay $4.97 after coupon
Final Price: $3.00
Bounty Paper towels or Charmin Bathroom Tissue $6.97$0.25/1 Bounty Towels or Napkins from PG-12/26Pay $4.97 after coupon
Final Price: $3.00$0.25/1 Charmin from PG-12/26
Pay $6.72 after coupon
Final Price: $4.42
Gillette or Old Spice Fresh Collection or Red Zone Deodorant, Old Spice Fresh Collection or Red Zone Body Spray and Gillette or Old Spice Body Wash $3.97
Gillette deodorant, excluding trial size Buy 1 Get 1 FREE up to $4.99 (1-31-11) PG-12/26
Old Spice Body Spray, excluding trial size Buy 1 Get 1 FREE up to $4.29 (1-31-11) PG-12/26
Old Spice High Endurance Body Wash FREE up to $3.99 when you buy one Old Spice deodorant (1-31-11) PG-12/26
$1.00/1 Old Spice deodorant products, 1.7 oz. or larger from PG-12/26
Pay 2.97 after coupon, plus FREE Body wash
Final Price: $1.66 for both
Vick's NyQuil or Dayquil $4.97$1.00/1 Vick's product from PG-12/26Gillette deodorant, excluding trial size Buy 1 Get 1 FREE up to $4.99 (1-31-11) PG-12/26
Old Spice Body Spray, excluding trial size Buy 1 Get 1 FREE up to $4.29 (1-31-11) PG-12/26
Old Spice High Endurance Body Wash FREE up to $3.99 when you buy one Old Spice deodorant (1-31-11) PG-12/26
$1.00/1 Old Spice deodorant products, 1.7 oz. or larger from PG-12/26
Pay 2.97 after coupon, plus FREE Body wash
Final Price: $1.66 for bothPay $3.97 after coupon
Final Price: $2.33
Prilosec OTC $24.97$3.00/1 Prilosec product from PG-12/26
Pay $21.97 after coupon
Final Price: $13.73
Buy (2) Prilosec OTC $49.94 ($24.97 each)Read More
Buy (1) Old Spice Deodorant $3.97
Buy (1) Old Spice High Endurance Body Wash $3.97
Buy (1) Oral-B Cross-Action Toothbrush $2.97Subtotal: $60.85
Use (2) $3.00/1 Prilosec product from PG-12/26
(1) $1.00/1 Old Spice deodorant products, 1.7 oz. or larger from PG-12/26
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