with a little help from their friends ...
And that's all I have to say about that.
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Tuesday, February 07, 2006
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- Shannon Woodward
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I am a Calvary Chapel pastor's wife, editor, speaker, and the author or co-writer of nine books, including
A Whisper in Winter: Stories of Hearing God's Voice in Every Season of Life (New Hope Publ.) and Inconceivable: Finding Peace in the Midst of Infertility (Cook Communications).
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"Shannon Woodward is a master storyteller! From the first word of Inconceivable, Shannon's warmth, humor and transparency drew me in. I have walked this same path and can honestly say that this book not only addresses the gut-wrenching emotions of infertility with rare integrity, but also offers fresh Biblical insight wrapped in a powerful story of God's grace and healing in the midst of great pain and deep loss. Inconceivable is a life-changing gift for every woman who deals with infertility. " --Mary Southerland, Founder/Director of Journey Ministry, Inc.
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"I knew by the title and the forward that this was going to be a good book to read. What I didn't know is that it would open my mind and my heart and cause me to be more aware of God in my life ... He's been beside me whispering all along." --Nancy Henry
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AMEN, Sister!!
I knew I could count on you for an "amen," Cora. :)
And if you look real close, you'll see the 16th man in there too.
When you purchase your own Reffing Staff it's hard to lose.
I live much closer to Pittsburg and too close to Detroit. It looked fishy up this close, too.
Don't even get me started!
That's an AMEN from me too.
Hey now!! We were proudly waving our Terrible Towels on Sunday. I will not comment any further b/c I know how it feels to have your team lose (just not THIS year!). =O)
So they were so busy waving their "Terrible" Towels that they didn't see the up close, in your face, rotten calls?
I didn't know I was speeding officer. I was waving my "Terrible" Towel.
The Terrible Towel I've seen is the one that hasn't been washed for a month and is stuffed under the kid's bed.
Derek - Let's be honest...the Steelers know plenty about rotten calls (remember the Indy game??). And even if the calls had gone other ways it wasn't a guarantee that Seattle would have capitalized on them anyway. Holding can be called on almost every single play made in the NFL, you can question whether Ben got in the end zone...but only a very small piece of the ball has to break the plane. And let's all be honest....if it were the other way around I HIGHLY doubt you would be complaining. I have never seen a football game (or basketball, baseball, etc.) where someone wasn't complaining about the refs. They are human and do make mistakes. It was quite obvious that God wanted the Steelers to win. ;O)
nice blog. thanks
yep..that would be the rest of the team
Hey, Mandi, if you really want to be honest. . .if you keep the touchdown the Hawks made in the first quarter that was taken from them on one of the most bogus calls in the game, and take away the touchdown the Steelers never got because Ben kept the ball hidden in his stomach and it never broke the line, then the Seahawks won the game!! Deservedly so. And in my world, they did. The Steelers should not be celebrating the way they are knowing they really lost.
Sorry, Shannon, couldn't resist!
Excuse me, the STEELERS won fair and square. The Seehocks weren't really playing good football, can't you see?
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