
“Prosperity is only an instrument to be used, not a deity to be worshipped.” –– Calvin Coolidge
This month’s Follower of the Month is Michael Erb of ME and the Boss 2013. His inspirational blog with a daily quote and commentary is one of my favorites. He also takes his own photos.
” But the
fruit of the Spirit
is love, joy, peace,
patience, kindness,
goodness,
faithfulness,
Meekness, temperance:
against such
there is no law.”
— Galatians 5: 22 & 23
In the constant battle between good and evil
it is unfortunate that some souls are lost
when their moral compass is blocked from their heart.
Have faith, believe that God’s law is there to protect you
from the mean and heartless.
Today, be the warrior for the faithful,
keep your moral compass pointed towards
the right side of the God’s law..
Kindness is the fruit of the Spirit.
Kindness is the beginning of a life filled with love.
ME and the Boss
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About the Author: ME (Michael Erb) and the Boss… the Boss being either God or my wife, depending on who is standing beside meat the time. Since I have been retired (not necessarily by choice) I have been writing daily to maintain my sense of purpose. I read, I write and I think positive. God will keep me young at heart if I keep God in my heart. — Love, hugs and blessings…ME and the Boss. Please take a minute to visit Me and the Boss at http://www.meandtheboss2013.

“The life of inner peace, being harmonious and without stress, is the easiest type of existence. The chief struggle then in gaining mental peace is the effort of revamping your thinking to the relaxed attitude of acceptance of God’s gift of peace.” – Norman Vincent Peale
Bob has started a new discussion on Espirational.org titled God Is… Please stop by and feel free to join in the discussion. http://espirational.org/2013/10/23/god-is/

As the years go by, I am becoming more in tune with the changing seasons. With that first little nip of cold in the air I want to be outside more, but I also feel pulled toward a flurry of “nesting” activity. It is good to listen to those urges, even if we don’t understand them. They are nature’s way of preparing us for the winter ahead.
So what are my ideas for winter preparation?
1. Get outside as much as you can.
2. Do outside lawn or house work.
3. Organize your closets.
4. Deep clean the house.
5. Winterize the house.
6. Winterize the car.
7. Dig out the snow shovel or snow blower, ice melt, ice scrapers for the car, etc.
8. Make a plan for school/work “snow days.”
9. Do any canning or freezing you need.
10. Stock up on non-perishable food items.
Take steps now to have what you need to survive severe winter weather. Then when the snow flies, sit back, light a fire in the fireplace, make yourself a cup of hot cocoa, watch the snow fall and enjoy winter.
How do you prepare for winter? Talk to me.
If we started living this think of how the world would change.

“The test of our progress is not whether we add more to the abundance of those who have much; it is whether we provide enough for those who have too little.”
― Franklin D. Roosevelt