That last quote is one of my favorites ..... whenever anyone I know expresses that they're not sure if there is a God or not, I just ask "and how's that attitude workin' for ya?"
Not likely that we're going to have much in the way of concrete proof anytime soon .... might as well take the road paved with love and hope :)
Molly... I love this post... it reminds me of one of my favorite quotes from Albert Einstein.."There are two ways to live: you can live as if nothing is a miracle; you can live as if everything is a miracle."
Thanks also for your comment re: So, God... blog... My favorite thrift store is one supported by the Catholic Missions and run by the nuns in Hernando, Mississippi... but it's a little far away for me to donate these days. There's also one in Seguin, TX that we donate to, called "The Silver Center Thrift Shop", it's run by the senior citizens of that little town. I love the story of your niece in Brookhaven. My grandparents were dairy farmers with a farm between Monticello and Tylertown... bet you know where that is! Blessings. Dixie
I would rather live my life as if there is a God, and die to find out there isn't, 
Amen Molly!
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That last quote is one of my favorites ..... whenever anyone I know expresses that they're not sure if there is a God or not, I just ask "and how's that attitude workin' for ya?"
ReplyDeleteNot likely that we're going to have much in the way of concrete proof anytime soon .... might as well take the road paved with love and hope :)
Molly... I love this post... it reminds me of one of my favorite quotes from Albert Einstein.."There are two ways to live: you can live as if nothing is a miracle; you can live as if everything is a miracle."
ReplyDeleteThanks also for your comment re: So, God... blog... My favorite thrift store is one supported by the Catholic Missions and run by the nuns in Hernando, Mississippi... but it's a little far away for me to donate these days. There's also one in Seguin, TX that we donate to, called "The Silver Center Thrift Shop", it's run by the senior citizens of that little town. I love the story of your niece in Brookhaven. My grandparents were dairy farmers with a farm between Monticello and Tylertown... bet you know where that is! Blessings. Dixie
Thanks for leaving me a comment on my blog. I am so glad you did so I can visit your blog. I love it.
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