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@shouq_al90149 Greta

Vintage old Lady name for this dog please 🥺

@ThePOTSPostman For me, it's a combination of just being so incredibly tired that I can't enter into other people's situations as full as I'd like. But also having to take antidepressants is a blessing and a curse. It makes the lows less low but it also curbs some of the highs.

Has chronic illness made anyone else feel emotionally numb? Like your own emotions are muted and you feel disconnected from how other people are feeling too?

@ick_real Alina, Gerda, Sabery, Hildred, Dorothy, Gladys, Marigold, Mildred, Beatrix, Eleanora,

I'm looking for a ridiculously old-fashioned girl's name for our new born . Think great-grandma name. Very old and rare. Any suggestions asap pls?

@owroot These are the shows my boys watched when they were young. Also Beatrix Potter animated stories which were delightful.

My kids watch extremely minimal tv/movies but they have watched Little Bear and Kipper the Dog as we are closing in on the last hours of a long car trip. They are both from the 90s and they are so slow and relaxing. The VOs, the music, the animation - all of it is basically as gentle as you get in tv form. I believe a lot of kids shows are totally psychotic and make their brains more addled than they need to be. I don't feel that with Little Bear or Kipper the Dog though. They don't annoy me when I hear them. They feel like 1997 PBS and that's basically the least brain frying option and the best you can get.

@OldHollowTree I did at first. Now my boys go to a wonderful small Christian school.

Do…do all my followers on here homeschool?! 😳

@lady_valor_07 Man looks at the outward appearance, but the Lord sees the heart. Yes, we would welcome her!

I saw a guy saying, “This woman should never be allowed in a church.” Personally, I think she should be welcomed. What do you think, would she be welcome in your church?

@OldSovPub My husband and I are both reading it. I can't believe I'd never heard of it before this year.

How many of you have read Sigrid Undset's Kristin Lavransdatter trilogy?

@Matt_Pinner Dotty Jean

Vintage old lady name for this DOG please

@ThePOTSPostman Fibromyalgia, hEDS, MCAS. Pain is of course always there and can be utterly debilitating, but complete exhaustion with brainfog is my nemesis.

If you live with a chronic illness: What diagnosis do you have and what symptom is the hardest to deal with?

@daneortlund We just sang this in my church this morning. So much depth in these words.

I come back to this deep wisdom time and again. "If thou but suffer God to guide thee, And hope in him through all thy ways, He'll give thee strength, whate’er betide thee, And bear thee through the evil days: Who trusts in God's unchanging love Builds on the rock that naught can move." Georg Neumark, 1657

@ThePOTSPostman Yes, so many weird symptoms that didn't seem to be related, lots of injuries from every day activities, constant stomach issues, and getting every bug that went around...and not getting over them easily.

I’ve been looking into a lot of research around early childhood health and long-term immune patterns. Just curious , if you live with chronic illness now, were you “always sick” growing up?

@emilyjashinsky @RepFine Yes, amen!

@RepFine All human beings are created in the image of God.

If they force us to choose, the choice between dogs and Muslims is not a difficult one.

@DiaryofaSickGrl I'm so frustrated right now because I'm dealing with gastroparesis and figuring out what to eat between the MCAS issues and the stomach issues is just so discouraging. And I really love food!

I don’t like any of my illnesses AT ALL but I particularly hate MCAS and would fight it in a fist fight if I could

@TolkienWorldG I always cry at this part of the movie! It just embodies hope to me.

Still in awe at the fact that Howard Shore and Peter Jackson made lighting a bunch of haystacks on fire so entertaining.

@branthansen @ChrchCurmudgeon Brilliant! Amen.

Okay... I'm going to sound like real-life @ChrchCurmudgeon here, but here goes... If you are a church musician, and you honestly want to "lead people in worship" through music, you may want to do the following: 1) Pick a singable key for the median person who doesn't sing all the time. Don't pick a key to highlight your voice. 2) Lower the volume so people can hear the voices of those around them, and themselves. 3) Let people sing the melodies that are familiar to them. While you may want to jazz up or do the latest CCM twist of "Hark the Herald" or "Silent Night"--people can't follow you. They just want to sing the song. Picking keys to highlight your voice; playing at concert volume; doing creative rearrangements to make the familiar suddenly unfamiliar... all discourage us from singing. There's NOTHING wrong with highlighting your voice, or playing at concert volume, or doing creative rearrangements of songs... if you are a performer. Book a gig somewhere! Play out! Be great! Build a following! But please, when we all get together and sing, don't put up barriers to stop us.

@RepThomasMassie I had so much hope that he would be a thoughtful, principled voice of reason and restraint within the Trump admin. So disappointed that he's drunk the Kool aid. 😞

I miss this version of JD Vance.

@twitandrewking Tribe perfume by Coty was affordable, and all my friends wore it. 😊

Question for GenX ladies… What was that perfume you wore as teens in 1985-90? Floral and sweet…smelled like spring…remember it from high school dances but never knew what it was…whatever it was it should make a comeback.

@oelma__ Grace

What’s ONE..

@callmeMaharani Electrolytes?

how do you fix a headache without medicine ? because nothing is working at this point.

@lady_valor_07 Berend (Barney) and Leonard (Len).

Name one