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Somewhere in the western world children are gently waking up this morning, in the comforts of their own home, equipped with everything they need for the day. (something they will realise In the future)
In a remarkable display of trust, guided only by their phones they shuffle blindly and silently towards the kitchen. The object of the game is to get in and out of the kitchen without making eye contact or speaking to anyone or falling over laundry in the hallway and smashing your head against… read more
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A post comparing the carefree phone-absorbed mornings of western children to the harsh realities faced by children in conflict zones sparked a... Read more
It is difficult to understand what kind of world we are living in these days Do the children in Iran even understand what is happening?What kind of future are we leaving to future generations everywhere? ? I can’t understand why.
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I like Phil's comments! I find him to be a ray of light in this darkness we cal Parkinson's Disease. If you are new here you'll come to appreciate Phil's comments. If you don't appreciate them you're always welcome to ignore them.
Regardless, I'm one of the many who love Phil and his comments 💝💝💝
Wow @A MyParkinsonsTeam Member. That's pretty dark for you...you okay? It put me in mind of W. B. Yeats "The Second Coming"...
"And what rough beast, its hour come round at last,
Slouches towards Bethlehem to be born?"
I look in my mirror every morning and see the person to blame and it is me. Insist on welcoming GOD into our home and schools. Tough love (not abuse) is one of the solutions to bad behavior because of disrespect back and forth. My generation is to blame for the mess we are in today.......................Q
Andrea, Phil has given an excellent testimony 🙏 Faith is not a feeling!
Your question about what Jesus does for us, is something we can testify to every day.
About a year ago my employers got rid of me on 2 days notice because of PD. I did not expect it and was financially not prepared for it.
I now live on a government grant which covers only about 50% of my rent. I still live where I used to so I have a roof over my head, I have a warm bed, I have food to eat every day, I have clothes to wear and all the other things that I need - not want.
This is what Jesus does for me. Everyday!!
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