i have to keep turning the radio off. Charlie does not need that stress.
yep, it's ridiculous
thankfully none of my kids have heard it, but when they do i'll just reinforce that only one person knows when the world is going to end, and that's God.
i have to keep turning the radio off. Charlie does not need that stress.
yep, it's ridiculous
thankfully none of my kids have heard it, but when they do i'll just reinforce that only one person knows when the world is going to end, and that's God.
i heard on npr about this guy. he made up his own number code and uses it to "decode" the bible.
he predicted the rapture one other time in the 90's. can't you just see him? "no, no ... THIS is the right time. this time i mean it..."
it would help SO much if Kenneth called this morning and said "Well, we're finished!", but when I talked to him yesterday morning, he said he just didn't know when they'd get done
it would help SO much if Kenneth called this morning and said "Well, we're finished!", but when I talked to him yesterday morning, he said he just didn't know when they'd get done
praying for a miracle here!
ugh i feel like the not knowing is the worst. at least if you had a date you could count down and know there was an end in sight.
We usually walk at a decent pace but today she practically took off running about 2/3 of the way around.
In our neighborhood, we get these scammers who drive around with loads of mulch and try to get people to buy it. One passed us, and my mom took off.
I was like--??? Whoa! Slow down!
She just knew the guy was going to MY house, to MY driveway, to MY front door--where he'd notice that she left her keys on the windowsill on the porch, then he was going to steal her car, find out where she lived, and go rob her house.
So now I'm all sweaty even though I already showered, and I have to change my shirt.
Oh, and btw, the mulch truck was nowhere around, and her keys were right where she left them.