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So, Rose, we know why you aren't sleeping at night: you're watching Japanese cartoons!
Seriously, I do hope you can start getting a good night's sleep. I will include this in my prayer intentions.
'Night!
C of S

Well mine is pretty simple-but one question-is it a coincidence that Anhelyna's last name is "Taylor" spelled backwards?
Sam
(playing POGO too long)

hehe - Sam - spot on - actually my e-mail addy came from AOL when I could not get an easy one to use - everything I had used before was taken. My husband was responsible for Rolyat and when we moved to Cable broadband I just kept it for simplicity

The really odd thing now is that I often find I am using Anhelyna at other times than on here - and trying to explain that is kinda difficult :p

Oh a question - what's POGO ?

Anhelyna

Hi All,

Inawe is what I am most of the time when I catch a glimpse of how God is working in my life to achieve His ends despite my best efforts to interferre by my sinfulness.

When I registered here, I wanted to choose a name that showed how befuddled I am and how gracious God is. I typed in Inawe as one word rather than two, In Awe, and entered it. Once it was entered, I (computerphobic?) didn't know how to correct it. :rolleyes:

I didn't realize that it could cause confusion for a long time until someone told me that it must be Japanese for something!

Befuddled and sinful and computerphobic I am.

So Inawe I am.

Steve

Dear Steve,

I correctly figured out your name a few months ago.

Before that, believe it or not, I thought that it was an American Indian name!

In New York, Iroquois names are everywhere because of the Indians that inhabited these parts..and for some reason, INAWE (I thought it was InawE) sounded like some of those names that I have heard!

Anyway, I much prefer what it really is, and God bless you... for we all should also be, In Awe of Him!

In Christ,
Alice

Dear C of S,

Thank you!

Inawe, I understood yours and thought a is a great witness to your faith. I find that about so many of the names/nicknames that are chosen. It is like the names are a picture of the hidden inner self.

Cartoons, well before my son was back in school, I would watch those crazy things with him late at night. (when I wasn't on the computer of course) I guess you could consider it quality time, just him and I alone, I got a different picture of him at times. However, I wondered whatever happened to the good ol' days of Tom and Jerry and all the others. I scratch my head in wonder of how something so dumb and poorly drawn can be of so much interest. But, maybe that is how they see the cartoons of my day.

Can I give a plug for juicing here off subject I know. But sence you mentioned sleep, that foreign word to me, I am finding this interesting. Since we started juicing two weeks ago, I am actually getting to sleep around 1am. Oh it is so wonderful! Only hopes it lasts
Easy way of getting all your vegies and fruits plus some without having to eat them all. It has helped in a lot of ways for both of us.

You guys/gals are a hoot!!

My name is incripted for security reasons.

Not funny, but since you asked.

Paul

Anhelyna,
Keep your name. Anhelyna Rolyat has a certain graceful and heavenly flow, LOL!
POGO is an internet game that scrambles words, giving the player so many seconds to unscramble and make as many words as you can from the letters given. 'Rolyat' just caught my eye!
Sam

Mine is pretty obvious...

Lady Hawke, the movie is one of my favorites and hawks happen to be my second favorite bird(I couldn't think of a name with sea gulls in it). The numbers are part of my birthday, but I am not giving away the year(no, the 17 doesn't mean 1917).

vie

Dear Ladyhawke:

I thought all along that you remained Catholic in 1017, before the BIG split in 1054!

Amado

Dear paromer:

Paul, Rome roots for you!

Amado Guerrero
(nom de plume)

Dear Amado,

Why the Vatican hasn't yet drafted you into its diplomatic corps to deal with the Eastern Churches - I'll never know!

Alex

Dear Dr. Roman:

The Vatican, rather, needs people like you!

And I am serious.

AmdG

Dear Amado,

The Administrator suspects I'm a Protestant - but you are right.

That really WOULD make me more valuable to the Vatican now, wouldn't it?

I don't think Protestantism is quite ready for the likes of me . . .

However, they just might withdraw their missionary cohorts from Russia, thinking that the Catholics and Orthodox have now taken to sending in their own trouble-makers into their churches . . .

How are you today?

Alex

Dear Alex:

I am watching your exchanges with the Admin on the sideline.

Atlhough I think the Admin wrote "protestant" with a small "p"!

AmdG