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Intramuscular Lidocaine Time
19th June 2008
Intramuscular lidocaine time, We had one of our semi-regular KC reunions in Makati last week in honor of a friend from Cagayan de Oro. As usual, the talk turned to memories of the camp, which led to another quotable quote from one of my kuyas:
"Don't check my grammar, check your feelings!!!"
This made me think of something I learned in Educ class. Studies show that parents rarely correct their children's grammatical errors; instead, they check the "truth value" of what the kids say. For example, when a little girl said "Daddy buyed me a present yesterday," the mother would just reply "No, Lidocaine bottle, sweetie, Daddy bought you a present last week." She corrected her daughter's statement about time, not the little girl's use of the past tense.
I realize that I have been so busy checking the grammar of my life recently, trying to create order out of an unstructured life. Edited the redundant things and proofread the unneccesary words and typos to make my discourse sound and look good, intramuscular lidocaine time. Set deadlines, made to-do-lists, budgeted resources and got caught up in the quest for a life that would follow the rules. Once again, I fell into the trap of focusing on the wrong things.
I'll skip the grammar and go straight to the heart of the matter, lidocaine for dogs. Not just checking my feelings, but reminding myself of my values and His truths. Intramuscular lidocaine time, Here is my Spirit-check:
I want to learn.
I want to teach.
I want to share.
I want to express myself.
I want to live out stories.
I want to be a tentmaker, intramuscular lidocaine time.
I want to be part of small beginnings.
I want to create things of beauty.
I want to belong to something greater. Lidocaine treatment for bigeminy, I want to love and be loved.
I want to know God and enjoy Him forever.
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Wow, that was an eye opener, good nourishment for the soul. Thanks
Comment by totie — June 19, 2008 @ 9:07 am
LOL. This is NOT what that that saying is all about! :p
joke!
Comment by Joni — June 19, 2008 @ 5:06 pm
joni: we-ell….
hehe. what is said in a kc getog remains in a kc getog. pero panalo talaga mga hirit ni kuya cres. passingsit!!!
Comment by Rita — June 21, 2008 @ 1:36 am
I want to know God and enjoy Him forever.
Amen to that.. Hi ate rits… jc espiritu here, ex-SVCF…
check out my blog too : jc3spiritu.multiply.com
God bless
“The chief end of men is to glorify God and enjoy Him forever.”
Comment by JC — July 15, 2008 @ 8:58 pm