Wow, a funny writing, sangria, spanish essence through your lips… Ruelha nice wine and I prefer Ribera del Duero from Spain and you’re an imp in a bottle!. A big kiss David
Go go go Sangria. Good stuff. Laurie likes Moscato and frozen Margaritas. I like the taste of heavy wines, but they are too hard on my stomach. I can’t take hard liquor at all. But Sangria is good because it’s light and fruity and easy on the stomach.
Ooh yum, Laurie has good taste 😉 🙂 I know right, it’s good for you – antioxidants and fruits, what more could you ask for. I tell you, it’s a health drink/juice!
OTHER THAN SOME CREME DE MINTHE ON ICE CREAM, I;VE NOT INDULGED SINCE 1986—WHEN i STOPPED FOR MEDICAL (MY BLOOD SUGAR) AND MORAL (i SAW HOW ALCOHOL USAGE AFFECTED A MISSIONARY’S WITNESS) REASONS. TRIED SOME NEAR BEER—BUT THE WIFE MADE ME GIVE THE REST AWAY 😦 DID HAVE PORT ONCE, AND ENJOYED BLACKBERRY BRANDY—BUT REGRET NEVER HAVING A GUINESS—WHICH I HEAR WOULD REALLY KNOCK MY BLOOD SUGAR OFF ITS COURSE! 😀 THIS WAS A GOOD TOPIC, EVEN FOR A FORMER METHODIST!
Bible believing Protestant. be fore Covid hit, we were dividing my time and tithe between and independent Congregational church and a Dutch Reformed outreach. Grew up United Methodist—my Dad was a UMC. Chaplain—when the U,M,C, started thinking communist insurgents were missionaries, I moved onto a Fundamental house church, then onto the Baptists nd unto here. In college I sampled charismatic and Pentecostal church anti-cult activities thrown in-with helping start and run a Bible Study in my undergrad years. Missed the short term missions trip to the Dominican Republic. and some other responsibilities…but that’s most of it! 😀
WELL…I WAS ACTUALLY DOING THE MISSIONS TO SEE IF I COULD HANDLE OVERSEAS WORK. MY FIANCEE AT THE TIME WAS DEFINITELY GOING TO THE MISSION FIELD……BUT THEN SHE DUMPED ME. i HADN;T FOUND A REGULAR JOB IN A YEAR OF TRYING I SETTLED ON A TENT-MAKER TYPE OF MINISTRY—BEYOND THE THREE YEARS BEING STAFF AT A CHRISTIAN RESIDENTIAL AND CAMP PROGRAM FOR THE HANDICAPPED. SO ]–I “MAKE TENTS”.IIN THE SPIRIT OF THE APOSTLE PAUL. WHICH HAS INCLUDED BEING AS AVAILABLE AS I CAN IN WHATEVER LOCAL CHURCH I FIND MYSELF IN. EXCEPT FOR THE PAST FIVE YEARS OR SO, FINDING A PASTOR WHO ALREADY HAD A CIRCLE OF CHURCH FRIENDS—AND I WAS WORN DOWN BY MY WORK AND WORKING EVERY OTHER WEEKEND FOR YEARS IN DIFFERENT JOBS. 😦 ME AND DIANA KIND OF FELL OUTOF OUR CHURCH FUNCTIONS…AND THIS GIG HAS GRADUALLY COME TO BE MORE ABOUT THE LORD AND LESS ABOUT ME! 😀
Haha what a fun piece of writing! And not a bhang lassi in sight ;-p
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Fun indeed.
For someone from the land of appellation de controlee, bhang and lassi, my goodness – we really brainwashed you here, did’nt we?
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You did! A wonderful sojourn 🙂
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A fun piece to read. Very wise as well
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Thank you. I’m so glad you enjoyed this piece.
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Wow, a funny writing, sangria, spanish essence through your lips… Ruelha nice wine and I prefer Ribera del Duero from Spain and you’re an imp in a bottle!. A big kiss David
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Go go go Sangria. Good stuff. Laurie likes Moscato and frozen Margaritas. I like the taste of heavy wines, but they are too hard on my stomach. I can’t take hard liquor at all. But Sangria is good because it’s light and fruity and easy on the stomach.
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Ooh yum, Laurie has good taste 😉 🙂 I know right, it’s good for you – antioxidants and fruits, what more could you ask for. I tell you, it’s a health drink/juice!
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Fun Read Ruella!
Cheers to balance and love! ❤️🌷🌷
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Thank you Cindy 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂
Cheers. {I’m imagining one of your wine glasses now with those lovely stickers and adjectives}
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You’re sooo welcome Rue!
Oh yay! Have a great weekend!!💖
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😉 😉 😉
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💖🤗
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Enjoyable to read, even in the Bible people drank wine in celebration like a wedding
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Absolutely. Jesus’s first miracle too! 😉 😉 🙂 🙂
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Here’s A Toast To You Rue Cheers too For Happy International
Women’s Day And True
Nope i Don’t Drink
Much Alcohol Either
Just Not Something
i Drink None As There
Is No Desire
For Any Other
UNiVeRSE
Of Conscious
State Of Being
Yet The Colors
Of Heaven Never
Ending Always
Different
From
This
Paint Brush
Within Faint
Voice Of Pilot
Flame Within
Navigating
Now For Real With
Wings Beyond Form
Yes
SMiLes😊
Other Than That
i Have No Class Even
Though i Was Technically
In Charge Of Wine 🍷 Tasting
Events As Community Activities
Director For a Military Installation
Before i Did Athletic Director
And Immediately After i
Approved Print Jobs
For A Captain
Of Another
Military
Installation
Didn’t Have
To Know A Thing
About Wine As Hehe
There Are Dealers Around Town🍷
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Great message to reminder people to drink responsibly. 👍🏿
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Thank you Dawn. 🙂 🙂 🙂 How have you been?
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You’re welcome. I am doing well. Just busy with school and work. How are you? 🤗
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That’s nice to hear Dawn. I’m the same….all is well. Routine life 🙂 🙂 🙂
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I am Orthodox but sometimes not often drink red wine. This is very useful drink 🙂 congrats Rue 🍷
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Absolutely, very useful indeed 😉 🙂 🙂 with all the antioxidants….. Besides, it’s a way to preserve grapes. We’re ….err…..saving the grapes?!
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Reblogged this on By the Mighty Mumford and commented:
My Mom used to have one or two drinks a year—depending on how many weddings she attended! 😀
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Ah yes, it’s always fun to attend weddings and celebrations. Somebody please invite me soooooon. I wanna go out for an occassion 😉
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I know the feeling, Rue. I can’t even do the shopping anymore!
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RUELHA—HOW ARE YOU DOING, LOVE=? DAD 😀
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I’m great, Dad. Just the same old things….routine life. Hope all is well at your end too. 🙂
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WELL…..! ONE BIT OF GOOD NEWS–DIANA IS COMING HOME SUNDAY AFTERNOON! ❤
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I’m extremely happy to hear that JD. Will she be under medication still?
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YOU MEAN BESIDES HER NORMAL MED LOAD-? SHE IS SCHEDULED FOR ANOTHER WEEK OR SO OF ANTIBIOTIC AND PERHAPS PAIN MEDICATION. 😀
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LOVE U, HON!
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Right back at ya JD
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I CAUGHT IT-!!!!!! 😀
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OTHER THAN SOME CREME DE MINTHE ON ICE CREAM, I;VE NOT INDULGED SINCE 1986—WHEN i STOPPED FOR MEDICAL (MY BLOOD SUGAR) AND MORAL (i SAW HOW ALCOHOL USAGE AFFECTED A MISSIONARY’S WITNESS) REASONS. TRIED SOME NEAR BEER—BUT THE WIFE MADE ME GIVE THE REST AWAY 😦 DID HAVE PORT ONCE, AND ENJOYED BLACKBERRY BRANDY—BUT REGRET NEVER HAVING A GUINESS—WHICH I HEAR WOULD REALLY KNOCK MY BLOOD SUGAR OFF ITS COURSE! 😀 THIS WAS A GOOD TOPIC, EVEN FOR A FORMER METHODIST!
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Wow, 35 years…that’s quite some determination and resolution JonDad. I’m proud and happy for you. Former Methodist? And now?….just curious 🙂
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Bible believing Protestant. be fore Covid hit, we were dividing my time and tithe between and independent Congregational church and a Dutch Reformed outreach. Grew up United Methodist—my Dad was a UMC. Chaplain—when the U,M,C, started thinking communist insurgents were missionaries, I moved onto a Fundamental house church, then onto the Baptists nd unto here. In college I sampled charismatic and Pentecostal church anti-cult activities thrown in-with helping start and run a Bible Study in my undergrad years. Missed the short term missions trip to the Dominican Republic. and some other responsibilities…but that’s most of it! 😀
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WOw, I really don’t know much about other denominations but that’s quite some changes you’ve made there.
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I THINK I LEFT ONE ORF TWO–LIKE A SHORT-TERM MISIONS TRIP TTO THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC,
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Wow, that’s a lot. So finally what did you settle in on?
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WELL…I WAS ACTUALLY DOING THE MISSIONS TO SEE IF I COULD HANDLE OVERSEAS WORK. MY FIANCEE AT THE TIME WAS DEFINITELY GOING TO THE MISSION FIELD……BUT THEN SHE DUMPED ME. i HADN;T FOUND A REGULAR JOB IN A YEAR OF TRYING I SETTLED ON A TENT-MAKER TYPE OF MINISTRY—BEYOND THE THREE YEARS BEING STAFF AT A CHRISTIAN RESIDENTIAL AND CAMP PROGRAM FOR THE HANDICAPPED. SO ]–I “MAKE TENTS”.IIN THE SPIRIT OF THE APOSTLE PAUL. WHICH HAS INCLUDED BEING AS AVAILABLE AS I CAN IN WHATEVER LOCAL CHURCH I FIND MYSELF IN. EXCEPT FOR THE PAST FIVE YEARS OR SO, FINDING A PASTOR WHO ALREADY HAD A CIRCLE OF CHURCH FRIENDS—AND I WAS WORN DOWN BY MY WORK AND WORKING EVERY OTHER WEEKEND FOR YEARS IN DIFFERENT JOBS. 😦 ME AND DIANA KIND OF FELL OUTOF OUR CHURCH FUNCTIONS…AND THIS GIG HAS GRADUALLY COME TO BE MORE ABOUT THE LORD AND LESS ABOUT ME! 😀
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SORRY YA ASKED, HUH-? 😀
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Totally enjoyed reading…your blog is very interesting and positive
Stay safe happy healthy and wealthy
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Thank you Kanika. I feel happy when someone enjoys my work. 🙂 🙂 🙂
Blessings. xoxo
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