"A 10 minute vacation for the soul."
“Work, of whatever nature, is to render living service, in obedience to the law of giving and receiving. For you, it is for the purpose of expressing your God-given faculties and powers, to the end that you may manifest the divine ideas God has implanted, the perfect pattern of His Son.” Myrtle Fillmore
[Source: Work as Living Service ]
Pudgy’s, a locally owned pizza place in Omaha NE, is one restaurant where we can enjoy a meal without drama. We know we will be treated well there and enjoy a good gf pizza. These are the things Pudgy’s does right.
1. When Pudgy was developing his gf menu items he talked to his gluten free customers.
2. He took pride in his gluten free pizza. If you wanted to see Pudgy smile really big thank him for his gluten free pizza.
3. You can order any size and choice of toppings for the same price as regular pizza. They know what you are talking about when you order a gluten free crust.
4. In addition to pizza there are gf bread sticks, cheese sticks and hot wings and Redbridge beer if you want.
5. Gluten free customers are treated just like any other customer with good food and choices.
On a recent visit to Pudgy’s we were not prepared to learn Pudgy has passed away. We will miss you Pudgy, but thank you for your efforts to serve your gluten free customers and hope the restaurant will continue to welcome gluten free customers.
“Today is a very special day. Today we open our hearts to love again so that we can tell each other ‘I love you,’ without any fear, and really mean it.” — Don Miguel Ruiz [Source: Don Miguel Ruiz’s Prayers for Freedom and Love ]
Isn’t Callie a living doll?
“I would draw comic strips even if I weren’t getting paid for it … I’m obsessed with thinking of funny things.” — Charles Schulz [Source: Schulz Museum]
“The theology of love must seek to deal realistically with the evil and injustice in the world and not merely to compromise with them. — Thomas Merton [Source: The Thomas Merton Center at Bellarmine University. http://www.merton.org%5D
“The grievous problems facing mankind today can be solved. However the solution must be a spiritual one for material and intellectual ones have been tried and found wanting.”– Eric Butterworth [Source: Discover the Power within You]
Today is celebrated as Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Dr. King’s actual birthday was January 15.
Bob and I recently say the movie The Butler. I don’t usually cry at movies but tears were streaming down my face the entire time. Since then I have been thinking about the young people today who did not live before or during the Civil Rights Movement. It is important that we teach them, that we show them how far we have come and stress how important it is to keep moving forward and never go back. According to the King Center website “the King Library and Archives in Atlanta is the largest repository of primary source materials on Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and the American Civil Rights Movement in the world.” To learn about this important time in our history http://www.thekingcenter.org/ is a good place to start.
“Decide that you are going to do everything in your power to live a simply beautiful life and live your life to the fullest every day… and you will find happiness.” —Dr. Robert Puff, Happiness Expert, Author, Clinical Psychologist [Source: http://www.happinesspodcast.org/%5D
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