"OU FOOTBALL"

Well Football season is here. This is the University of Oklahoma's second game. Not doing bad, but the reffs are blind. OU has been cheated twice already. It is now half time. I decided to get on here right quick and post something.

Today Cortnie I didn't attend church, but we had a small service of our on at home. We sang some choruses and studied a lesson out of an old Junior High Quarterly. Very interesting. I learned something new today. During the time they were trying to trap Jesus and cruifiy him, He was visiting in Lazurus's home. This was after He had raised Lazurus from the dead. Judas was there. In the course of things, it was talked about killing Lazurus also, because he had brought a number of Jews to Christ. I wish I could remember the exact scripture. I believe it was in John.

This was my second week, without a job. I thought I would be totally lost. So far so good. I do spend too much time on the computer. Although it is not all fun and play. I am trying to find something to do on the internet, to bring in a little bit of money. I got myself in a little bit of a pickle and it will take some time to get everything back to normal. God is with me though and I know He will see me through. I put my trust in Him and I am trying to let Him lead the way. It hasn't been as bad as it could have. Without God I probably wouldn't be where I am now.

This is probably going to be my shortest blog yet. Not a whole lot to talk about that hasn't already been discussed in previous blogs. I am having trouble getting to my blog, itself. I can get in here to edit, but I cannot get to my display page. I don't know what is going on. Hopefully the problem will be taken care of soon.

I pray all of you are having a wonderful Sabbath. We woke up to rain this morning. It rained off and on for quite a while. We even heard thunder. The sun then came out and stay out for a while. Now here it is 4:31 p.m. and it is cloudy again.

I started with the OU game and I guess I will finish with it. Half time is over and it doesn't sound like it's going very well. I need to go back in to the game. I am not sure I want to. If it's going bad, it might not be such a good idea. So until next time, See Ya.

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