Yes!--the highest of expectations breed elation. And I love your play on "Apropos" and "proposal" --Charlie
Reviewed by blue soplain (Reader)
Reviewed on November 10, 2007
teehee---}{ a cosmic dragonfly. . isnt that just like God? to make us delight in the grandest but simplest things. .. and these simple lines full of such wonder and contentment.. ..a parallel of paradigms. . i have missed your wor[l]ds
nessie
Hi Ted,
I always derive pleasure and joy from other's happiness or accomplishments, it is what friendship and love is all about.
Peace, love, and light
Amber "V"
"elation from others"
We sometimes forget that we can also derive joy from other's accomlishments as well as our own. Thanks Ted.
That is one cool picture.
Finally, the commentary that adds even more to the diagramed version of The Easy Study Bible. Follow the diagramed verses of this new clear translation with a verse by verse commentary. Understand even better the New Testament book of Philippians.
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In today’s secular environment the two worlds of science and spirituality are alien worlds, distinguished primarily by a deep-seated antagonism in which the principles of spirituality and the pragmatism of modern science exist face to face in a peren
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Be safe,
Karen
nessie
I always derive pleasure and joy from other's happiness or accomplishments, it is what friendship and love is all about.
Peace, love, and light
Amber "V"
in our own happiness we get an additional lift from the elation we see on others! Kind of a bonus shine!
Love,
Susan
We sometimes forget that we can also derive joy from other's accomlishments as well as our own. Thanks Ted.
That is one cool picture.
Walt