Last Day of Work

[soopy]

Hmm, well I am thrilled to hear of your situation, you are surely being promoted. You are surely aware that God has taken care of you this far, and most of that stuff that you (may be) fretting over are not your area anyway. I'd go for the 'fundraiser,' personally, but I pray that you are led by the Spirit here into where God wants you to be.

[RandyWayne]

Mmmmmmm, a 'fundraiser'. . . . .

<thinking hard>

[soopy]

Originally Posted by RandyWayne

Mmmmmmm, a 'fundraiser'. . . . .

<thinking hard>

It could be a good step; it is common in many spiritual sects to send acolytes out to beg; asking for money is humbling, and even 'fundraising' is not immune to this. It's a direction; and as long as the destination is assured, the direction in human terms is largely irrelevant anyway, a starting point. You are in my prayers.

[soopy]

See the sense in which what happens to you next is not your business, and stop praying for some imagined scenario (which you might surely manifest); at least until you are assured of what you are manifesting. A willingness to take a step in a direction presented is what you need most, imo. You have possibly already been presented with this and declined. It may not seem to be something you are 'interested' in (for probably selfish reasons), but continues to come to mind.

[Monterrey]

You ever tried peanut brittle?

Hows about tamales?

Selling roses or fireworks?

Make yourself a nonprofit 501c3 and receive an offering!

[RandyWayne]

Originally Posted by Monterrey

You ever tried peanut brittle?

Hows about tamales?

Selling roses or fireworks?

Make yourself a nonprofit 501c3 and receive an offering!

I wonder how much peanut brittle it would take to buy myself a Lincoln? Any pastors our there reading this? LOL

[soopy]

Originally Posted by Monterrey

Make yourself a nonprofit 501c3 and receive an offering!

Funny you go here; I was in Randy's position about 5 years ago, and started in motion a chain of events that has led me to consider myself a virtual nonprofit for at least the last couple of years or so.

Getting the cert now, but really, the benefits long ago became apparent. I have a full life, and do not work for a paycheck. I may go weeks or months at a time with no money, working on a volunteer basis for nothing. There are creative ways to overcome any obstacle.

[soopy]

Originally Posted by RandyWayne

I wonder how much peanut brittle it would take to buy myself a Lincoln? Any pastors our there reading this? LOL

this guy http://saginaw.craigslist.org/cto/3843505839.html says he will trade you for 1/4 ton of peanut brittle : )

[RandyWayne]

Originally Posted by soopy

Funny you go here; I was in Randy's position about 5 years ago, and started in motion a chain of events that has led me to consider myself a virtual nonprofit for at least the last couple of years or so.

Getting the cert now, but really, the benefits long ago became apparent. I have a full life, and do not work for a paycheck. I may go weeks or months at a time with no money, working on a volunteer basis for nothing. There are creative ways to overcome any obstacle.

I may have to learn some primitive survival skills very quickly!

This guy teaches just a little over an hour from me. Now if I can only catch him between filming Dual Survival episodes. . . . .

[houston]

Originally Posted by navygoat1998

Is this you Mark?????

Shhhh