Comments on: Who woulda thought it figured? http://www.kellywell.org/200604_321/ tHERE'S mORE tO lIFE tHAN wHAT wE cAN sEE Wed, 07 Jan 2009 03:01:36 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.4 by: Kelly http://www.kellywell.org/200604_321/#comment-5203 Wed, 12 Apr 2006 09:29:49 +0000 http://www.kellywell.org/200604_321/#comment-5203 Chaz, don't you think by now that God would have a palm pilot? I DID ask him about your number, though, and when he said he'd misplaced it, along with his glasses, I dug through my old emails and gave it to him. Yes, you can thank Jenn the Monkey Girl for giving me your phone number; she's just that hard up for people to talk to. I WOULD talk to her, but she <i>chatters</i> so; there's a lot of 'eee-eee'ing going on; it's awful hard to understand her... Sigh. I dunno. :wink: You KNOW I made you Supreme Ruler sometime last year, so it's your sworn duty and solemn oath to give me advice. I may never take it, and resent you horribly for giving it, but it <i>is</i> your duty. I thought that might reassure you. I should probably also tell you I made Fence Supreme Ruler a few months ago, so there may be civil war brewing. Just FYI. xo Chaz, don’t you think by now that God would have a palm pilot? I DID ask him about your number, though, and when he said he’d misplaced it, along with his glasses, I dug through my old emails and gave it to him. Yes, you can thank Jenn the Monkey Girl for giving me your phone number; she’s just that hard up for people to talk to. I WOULD talk to her, but she chatters so; there’s a lot of ‘eee-eee’ing going on; it’s awful hard to understand her… Sigh. I dunno. :wink:

You KNOW I made you Supreme Ruler sometime last year, so it’s your sworn duty and solemn oath to give me advice. I may never take it, and resent you horribly for giving it, but it is your duty. I thought that might reassure you. I should probably also tell you I made Fence Supreme Ruler a few months ago, so there may be civil war brewing. Just FYI. xo

]]> by: Charles http://www.kellywell.org/200604_321/#comment-5201 Tue, 11 Apr 2006 22:09:34 +0000 http://www.kellywell.org/200604_321/#comment-5201 I think God has a phone book and the whole unlisted number thing doesn't really work for him so I am sure he has your number. Next time you talk to him would you check and make sure that my number is right in that phone book? You know, there are over six billion of us, so some of us are bound to fall through the cracks and knowing my luck it's probably me. Wait, didn't I just contradict myself? Man, I really need to work on this advice thingy. Not that you were asking for advice, maybe I should work a bit on giving advice randomly. That would probably work better. I think God has a phone book and the whole unlisted number thing doesn’t really work for him so I am sure he has your number.

Next time you talk to him would you check and make sure that my number is right in that phone book? You know, there are over six billion of us, so some of us are bound to fall through the cracks and knowing my luck it’s probably me.

Wait, didn’t I just contradict myself? Man, I really need to work on this advice thingy. Not that you were asking for advice, maybe I should work a bit on giving advice randomly. That would probably work better.

]]> by: Kelly http://www.kellywell.org/200604_321/#comment-5200 Tue, 11 Apr 2006 20:03:25 +0000 http://www.kellywell.org/200604_321/#comment-5200 Jenns, oh good. You got the baby analogy. I was hoping you wouldn't be all, "Fine. I'll never make HER my child's godmother.":smile: I guess we have to just find a place of rest within our beliefs, and let things simmer along as they will. I mean, we can <i>search</i>, but I'm learning that the answers, such as they can be, will come along without effort on my part. Just keeping my eyes open is effort enough... Mostly, keeping my heart open to the possibilities of God. If I clam up, I <i>may</i> miss out, but then, who knows? I don't know. Do you know? We don't know, do we? kiss xo @@@ Melly jean, I never chastise people for spelling incorrectly, especially when they're in the middle of throwing a tantrum. <i>Especially</i> if I'm within dwarf-tossing distance, which in this case doesn't apply. Whew. xo @@@ Peef, I wish YOU were God. (Take <i>that</i> thread and go with it, babies!) xo @@@ Kerrido, I also think it's interesting that Scott's all faithy now; I'm not sure what to make of it, so I'm not going to make anything, except maybe some cookies. Nah, I don't like making cookies, either. But if I can use my imagination to sail above all this stuff o'life, I like to think I'm sailing around inside of God, who knows it all... and who has a plan... and everything's under his umbrella... That's what I like to hope. I guess 'hope' is my word this year. I wish it could be 'sex'. But I'll have to wait on that.:wink: xo Jenns, oh good. You got the baby analogy. I was hoping you wouldn’t be all, “Fine. I’ll never make HER my child’s godmother.” :smile:

I guess we have to just find a place of rest within our beliefs, and let things simmer along as they will. I mean, we can search, but I’m learning that the answers, such as they can be, will come along without effort on my part. Just keeping my eyes open is effort enough… Mostly, keeping my heart open to the possibilities of God. If I clam up, I may miss out, but then, who knows? I don’t know. Do you know? We don’t know, do we? kiss xo

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Melly jean, I never chastise people for spelling incorrectly, especially when they’re in the middle of throwing a tantrum. Especially if I’m within dwarf-tossing distance, which in this case doesn’t apply. Whew. xo

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Peef, I wish YOU were God. (Take that thread and go with it, babies!) xo

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Kerrido, I also think it’s interesting that Scott’s all faithy now; I’m not sure what to make of it, so I’m not going to make anything, except maybe some cookies.

Nah, I don’t like making cookies, either.

But if I can use my imagination to sail above all this stuff o’life, I like to think I’m sailing around inside of God, who knows it all… and who has a plan… and everything’s under his umbrella… That’s what I like to hope. I guess ‘hope’ is my word this year. I wish it could be ’sex’. But I’ll have to wait on that. :wink: xo

]]> by: Kelly http://www.kellywell.org/200604_321/#comment-5199 Tue, 11 Apr 2006 19:53:06 +0000 http://www.kellywell.org/200604_321/#comment-5199 Claredy, hypocrisy is the hopposite of honesty, and I HATE dishonesty. Pious, holier-than-thou assholism ought to be what's addressed in church, not out-of-wedlock pregnancy. At least the pregnancy part happens as a result of love. Yikes, baby. xo @@@ Melly, I admire you because I nearly ALWAYS did what I was told. It took me a long time to grow my own brain cells, but I'm finally doing it. For what it's worth, I had a pre-baby, too - only I wasn't involved in church at the time, so I didn't really have to experience any repercussions. My parents weren't too thrilled, obviously. But that's a whole nuther subject. (And they got bettah.) xo @@@ Annalee, I <i>hope</i> there's a trend towards more love; it seems I've been hearing that lately, and I'm glad. Church should be a place where the disenfranchised feel the most welcomed, not shunned. But that's what you were saying... It takes non-judgmental people to begin turning the tide, and you're obviously one of them. I'm glad to know you. xo @@@ Hee, Kass - you're right. If you were to bemoan life like I'm doing, I would TOTALLY say, "No, Kass! God LOVES you! blah dee dah dah doo dah day!!" But you know you're just encouraging my multiple personalities, don't you? 'Cause now I'll talk to myself more than ever.:smile: Actually, I was twitting above, but I don't know what I'd say to encourage anyone anymore... I would probably preface everything with, "It's my sincerest <i>hope</i> that..." xo Claredy, hypocrisy is the hopposite of honesty, and I HATE dishonesty. Pious, holier-than-thou assholism ought to be what’s addressed in church, not out-of-wedlock pregnancy. At least the pregnancy part happens as a result of love. Yikes, baby. xo

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Melly, I admire you because I nearly ALWAYS did what I was told. It took me a long time to grow my own brain cells, but I’m finally doing it. For what it’s worth, I had a pre-baby, too - only I wasn’t involved in church at the time, so I didn’t really have to experience any repercussions. My parents weren’t too thrilled, obviously. But that’s a whole nuther subject. (And they got bettah.) xo

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Annalee, I hope there’s a trend towards more love; it seems I’ve been hearing that lately, and I’m glad. Church should be a place where the disenfranchised feel the most welcomed, not shunned. But that’s what you were saying… It takes non-judgmental people to begin turning the tide, and you’re obviously one of them. I’m glad to know you. xo

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Hee, Kass - you’re right. If you were to bemoan life like I’m doing, I would TOTALLY say, “No, Kass! God LOVES you! blah dee dah dah doo dah day!!” But you know you’re just encouraging my multiple personalities, don’t you? ‘Cause now I’ll talk to myself more than ever. :smile:

Actually, I was twitting above, but I don’t know what I’d say to encourage anyone anymore… I would probably preface everything with, “It’s my sincerest hope that…” xo

]]> by: kerri http://www.kellywell.org/200604_321/#comment-5198 Tue, 11 Apr 2006 18:50:55 +0000 http://www.kellywell.org/200604_321/#comment-5198 The Big Guy knows how you feel, and he understands. I do, too. : ) At least, I'd like to think I do. And am herein pretending that yes! I so do! You are a beautiful lady, inside and out, and I think where you are is exactly where you are supposed to be. And in my experience He is far more patient than anyone I have ever met, far more patient than I am with myself. I don't mean to sound preachy now, but I can honestly say that it's pretty awesome how your man is feeling all Faith-y (just made up a noun, there) and that it serves to counteract your not so faithy feelings. I think that's a perfect! way for it to work. If you were both down at the same time, that would be rough. In conclusion: I smooch you! Muwah! ; ) The Big Guy knows how you feel, and he understands. I do, too. : ) At least, I’d like to think I do. And am herein pretending that yes! I so do! You are a beautiful lady, inside and out, and I think where you are is exactly where you are supposed to be. And in my experience He is far more patient than anyone I have ever met, far more patient than I am with myself. I don’t mean to sound preachy now, but I can honestly say that it’s pretty awesome how your man is feeling all Faith-y (just made up a noun, there) and that it serves to counteract your not so faithy feelings. I think that’s a perfect! way for it to work. If you were both down at the same time, that would be rough. In conclusion: I smooch you! Muwah! ; )

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