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20120305-Prayer Journal
I was trying to “spring clean” again (unsuccessfully) and found “MILANO 15 – PRINTED IN ITALY” card showing an image of a “Santo Niño”:
On the back of this image card, there is a personal message hand-written by a late “Lola”:
“Tanging ala – ala ko
sa aking mga Apo
ang mahal na sara –
wan ng Poong
Santo Niño.
Lola.
Ito’y ay benditado
na.”
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Authorize connection with Twitter
“To enable Publicize: Twitter, you will need to authorize your WordPress.com account on My BloGGinG Path to connect with your Twitter account.”
Heck, no! Please remove that reminder from my “Add New Posts”… Now!!!
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404: Page Not Found
“We are terribly sorry, but the URL you typed no longer exists. It might have been moved or deleted. Try searching the site: [search bar here]”
~While testing to see a defunct link to my ORIGINAL/old WordPress.com weblog site via the “Baptist’s” site.
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You are not allowed to delete this item.
“You are not allowed to delete this item.”
~While trying to permanently delete posts from another registered WordPress.com weblog site.
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Create a Poll Now
“You haven’t used our fancy plugin to create any polls for this blog!
Why don’t you go ahead and get started on that?”
~After deleting five polls from another registered WordPress.com weblog site.
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Error moving to trash
“Error moving to trash”
~While trying to delete old posts from another registered WordPress.com weblog site.
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Nothing Found…
“Apologies, but no results were found for the requested archive. Perhaps searching will help find a related post.”
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20120102-Prayer Journal
Here are some fundamental thoughts for all followers of CHRIST (aka “Christians”):
“But for me as a Christian, it also coincides with Jesus’s teaching that “for unto whom much is given, much shall be required.” It mirrors the Islamic belief that those who’ve been blessed have an obligation to use those blessings to help others, or the Jewish doctrine of moderation and consideration for others.”
“To answer the responsibility we’re given in Proverbs to “Speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves, for the rights of all who are destitute.” And for others, it may reflect the Jewish belief that the highest form of charity is to do our part to help others stand on their own.”
Remarks by the President at the National Prayer Breakfast
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Plinky after delete…
“Account Deleted
We’ve completely deleted your account. We’re sorry to see you go”