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Wednesday, September 10, 2008 10:15:48 PM
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The Road Back Home
This is a photo of a road I have taken many times in the past; it crosses Polychrome Pass named for the many colors of geological strata that is so clearly seen on the way to Wonder Lake. This park is full of grizzly bears which really want to avoid human confrontation unless an unskilled tourist ventures into this area with a can of tuna fish. If you like to see a grizzly bear up close, just go to the summit of this road, open a can of tuna fish and sit down for a few hours; you are guaranteed to be one of the few to explore the gastrointestinal system of the largest animal in this park.
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English Lessons
from the days when
Meaning was Conveyed Gracefully
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Return unto thy rest, O my soul; for the Lord hath dealt bountifully with thee.--PS. cxvi. 7.
We which have believed do enter into rest.--HEB. iv. 3. |
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Rest is not quitting
The busy career;
Rest is the fitting
Of self to its sphere.
'T is loving and serving
The highest and best!
'T is onwards, unswerving,--
And that is true rest.
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As a result of this strong faith, the inner life of Catherine of Genoa was characterized, in a remarkable degree, by what may be termed rest, or quietude; which is only another form of expression for true interior peace. It was not, however, the quietude of a lazy inaction, but the quietude of an inward acquiescence; not a quietude which feels nothing and does
nothing, but that higher and divine quietude which exists by feeling and acting in the time and degree of God's appointment and God's will. It was a principle in her conduct, to give herself to God in the discharge of duty; and to leave all results without solicitude in His hands.
T. C. UPHAM. | |
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© Bill Watterson
Thank You Bill Watterson; Live Forever and continue to Prosper !!!
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