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  1. Jim1999

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    The best study Bible in my possession is the Thompson Chain Reference Bible. It is by far the best, in my estimation. I still use my original King James Version in both preaching and study. Prolly because these are the verses I memorized over time. I do change some words automatically when I am reading from it in public. Then, I also read my own translation at times..just for clarity.

    When I use quotes from your great dispensationalists, I do it without further comment and never castigate them. I have too much respect for men of the book, regardless of bent.

    Cheers,

    Jim
     
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  2. Dan Todd

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    I also have a Thompson Chain Reference Bible. I find the helps to be a good source of information.
     
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  3. Jim1999

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    A good frosty May morning to one and all. It is rather neat to see a full and warming sun rise and frost on the vehicle windows.

    Cheers to all who may venture this way.

    Jim
     
    #143 Jim1999, May 8, 2004
  4. Dan Todd

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    I'm ready for summer - to get here - and stay - for a good long time!
     
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  5. GrannyGumbo

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    Well, I did it! I really did it! I gave away my infamous reel-mower to my grandsons...I just couldn't bear to tear myself away from the BB all those long hours! :D
     
    #145 GrannyGumbo, May 8, 2004
  6. Jim1999

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    Please note: I am not heading South to mow turf...I am not heading South to mow...... I am not.........

    Pushing may be romantic, but I prefer the putt putt.

    I am with Dan,,,,the lazy, hazy, crazy days of summer......

    Cheers,

    Jim
     
    #146 Jim1999, May 8, 2004
  7. GrannyGumbo

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    I would prepare ya a glass of fresh-squeezed lemonade if you came! ;)
     
    #147 GrannyGumbo, May 8, 2004
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    Granny, there's nothing quite like home made lemonade. The bottled stuff they masquerade as lemonade these days is nothin like the real stuff. Hey...I think I must be showing my age here [​IMG]
     
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  9. GrannyGumbo

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    I love to see the sliced lemons floating all thru' the liquid. Sometimes I put a slice of lemon on the edge of my tea glass just to look at it, haha. I like the smell of lemons...why once I had a craving for it, I dabbed some lemon extract on my wrist! [​IMG] I like lemon cake too.
     
    #149 GrannyGumbo, May 8, 2004
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    ...and lemon sorbet, lemon meringue pie... :D
     
    #150 following-Him, May 8, 2004
  11. Jim1999

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    My daughter, the doctor who lives in Florida, eats lemons like we eat oranges. The worst thing a parishioner can eat whilst sitting in the pew. Dries a preacher up faster than death.

    Cheers,

    Jim
     
    #151 Jim1999, May 8, 2004
  12. GrannyGumbo

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    Some folks eat lemons and salt, others use sugar. I put salt on apples & oranges. I use mayo when I make a banana sanwich, but the mister uses peanut butter!

    I like rice and gravy, he eats it with sugar & cream. I'm from the south, he's from Missouri, but lived in California the most.

    Do y'all have grits where you live? I like yellow grits, but I don't like corn meal mush.
     
    #152 GrannyGumbo, May 8, 2004
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    What's grits ?
     
    #153 following-Him, May 8, 2004
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    :eek: You don't know what grits is??? My o my. It's a staple we can't live without. It's a corn grain ground finely served as a side with eggs, etc. Some eat it as a bowl of cereal.

    http://www.grits.com/
     
    #154 GrannyGumbo, May 8, 2004
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    Granny, I am in England. Are/ is grits something I will possibly get to try when we are in NC? How far from NC are you, Granny :confused: [​IMG]
     
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    Why yes, I do believe grits can be found in North Carolina, but I don't know if you'll like 'em. I think you have to be raised on them, haha.

    I think NC is prolly about 15hrs or so from me...but I'd have to look at a map. You'll be really close to Diane. She's on that side of the States.
     
    #156 GrannyGumbo, May 8, 2004
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    No grits in Canada. I have seen grits in North Carolina. Not my cuppa. I thought it was something like tapioca with cornmeal.

    The lady in the cafe sitcom was in Texas and she kept asking people to eat her grits! Not sure what that meant.

    Cheers,

    Jim
     
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    I like lemon pie - and lemonade.

    My granddaughter eats lemons - but her parents restrict how many she can eat.

    I'll take oatmeal - thank you!
     
    #158 Dan Todd, May 8, 2004
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    Dan,

    Is that what we over here would call porage ?
     
    #159 following-Him, May 9, 2004
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    Eating porridge in the cool mornings now with a little milk and brown sugar or a slurp of golden syrup.....yummy

    Grits I have never had, probably never will but you can get something called grilts for the poultry!!!

    Have tried pumpkin pie courtesy of Granny which I liked very much!!!
     
    #160 Melanie, May 9, 2004
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