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Welcome back Ms. Connie. 😎

Don’t forget to watch Connie’s premiere on HSN where she’ll be live with Colleen!
Feb 18th 10 PM (Smart Deal Launch!)
Feb 23rd with Adam 6 PM to 8 PM
Feb 24th with Lynn 2 PM to 3 PM

@bichon18,

What is the significance of Ash Wednesday in Catholic Church?

Ash Wednesday is important because it marks the start of the Lenten period leading up to Easter, when Christians believe Jesus was resurrected. The ashes symbolize both death and repentance. During this period, Christians show repentance and mourning for their sins, because they believe Christ died for them.

Ash Wednesday is a Christian holy day of prayer and fasting. It is preceded by Shrove Tuesday and falls on the first day of Lent, the six weeks of penitence before Easter. Ash Wednesday is traditionally observed by Western Christians.

Club Sheba

This Masquerade
Song by Carpenters

Are we really happy
With this lonely game we play
Looking for the right words to say
Searching but not finding
Understanding anyway
We’re lost in this masquerade
Both afraid to say we’re just to far away
From being close together from the start
We tried to talk it over but the words got in the way
We’re lost inside this lonely game we play
Thoughts of leaving disappear
Each time I see your eyes
And no matter how hard I try
To understand the reasons
Why we carry on this way
We’re lost in this masquerade
We tried to talk it over but the words got in the way
We’re lost inside this lonely game we play
Thoughts of leaving disappear
Each time I see your eyes
And no matter how hard I try
To understand the reason
Why we carry on this way
We’re lost in the masquerade
We’re lost in the masquerade
(We’re lost in the masquerade)

A very Happy Birthday to you Amy. Just a month and a day after mine. I hope you enjoyed the day with Jerry and got to do something extra special even with all else going on around us. May you have many many more to celebrate.

@sheba2011

There was a knock on my door and I ran thinking it was you and shoelady. I literally slid to get to the door. No, I didn’t fall. The doorknob helped. At least it was something to hang on to. Anyway, there was someone at the door, but not you two. It was UPs with my new computer. Gosh, Gee..

It is cloudy here today. Temp is in the high 70s but it does feel warmer and the humidity has returned but isn’t something I cannot stand. Our temperature tonight will be in the low 50s. I know it sounds warm to you, but it will be cold for us. I threw an extra blanket on to the bed.

Working on hubby’s closet. Guess what????? Six boxes contained brand new shoes that he forgot he purchased. The other 30+ were empty. There are some shirts and things that will be washed. The floor is done. Will sweep, vacuum and wash. The closet never looked so good.

Tomorrow we have the A/C people early AM to clean the machine and replace parts. It’s a yearly thing that is part of our contract. They return in July to do the same. Hubby just cleaned the vent, so we are all set to go. Well, back to the closet.

Coming Full Circle

When we come full circle, there is the feeling that we have come to a familiar place, but we are somehow different.

Life is a circular journey through our issues and processes, and this is why things that are technically new often seem very familiar. It is also why, whenever we work to release a habit, change a pattern, or overcome a fear, we often encounter that issue one last time, even after we thought we had conquered it. Often, when this happens, we feel defeated or frustrated that after all our hard work we are still dealing with the same problem. However, the reappearance of a pattern, habit, or fear, is often a sign that we have come full circle, and that if we can maintain our resolve through one last test, we will achieve a new level of mastery in our lives.

When we come full circle, there is often the feeling that we have arrived in a familiar place, but that we ourselves are somehow different. We know that we can handle challenges that seemed insurmountable when we began our journey, and there is the feeling that we might be ready to take on a new problem, or some new aspect of the old problem. We feel empowered and courageous to have taken on the challenge of stopping a pattern, releasing a habit, or overcoming a fear, and to have succeeded. At times like these, we deserve a moment of rest and self-congratulation before we move on to the next challenge.

Coming full circle is like stepping into a clearing where, for a moment, we can see where we came from and where we are standing at the same time. Remembering that we will be tested again is important, but it’s also important to pause and take a look at the ground we’ve covered, honoring our courage, our persistence, and our achievement. Then we can begin the next leg of our circular journey with a fuller understanding of where we are coming from.
Amen to that. 😘😎

@kittengirl,

Sending Blessings to you and the family. Sending all your kittens hugs. 😘💕

Cherie,

Good day in S. California please be safe you and the children. 😘💕