The Oak Tree

I know there are still many people looking for jobs and other ways to make money.

Please be careful when looking at the work-at-home opportunities out there.

One simple rule of thumb … “If it sounds to good to be true - it probably is”.

Follow the link for more information and tips http://www.newsblarg.com/node/2025

… Until the next acorn drops, keep looking up …

For the past 30 years, the low fat diet has been promoted as the solution to two huge problems plaguing modern society today – obesity and heart disease.

And with low-fat products filling our supermarket shelves, it’s been easy for Americans to jump on the band wagon – and lower their fat consumption.

There’s just one problem …

… It’s not working.

See the real facts at http://www.newsblarg.com/node/2042

… Until the next acorn drops, keep looking up …

So what can you do to keep your sanity intact and your spirits lifted during such a hard time?

• Make a schedule.
• Give yourself a job.
• Take a day off each week.
• Don’t beat yourself up.
• Take a class.
• Don’t deny yourself.
• Get out.
• Get creative.

Go to Surviving Unemployment to get all the details about each step http://www.newsblarg.com/node/2046

… Until the next acorn drops, keep looking up …

1. Only men have to worry about high blood pressure…Wrong!
2. Common symptoms of high blood pressure include sweating, nervousness and difficulty sleeping…Wrong!
3. If you have high cholesterol, you automatically have high blood pressure. But if your cholesterol’s fine, you don’t have to worry…Wrong!
4. I’m still young…there’s no way I need to worry about high blood pressure…Wrong!

Follow the link for the details http://www.newsblarg.com/node/2024

… Until the next acorn drops, keep looking up …

Just had a thought.

It seems sometimes when I read scripture, I think about how some other person should really read it and change their life.

So many times when there are relationship issues, we think the other party is the one who is wrong, and needs to give in or change.  Our pride or ego keeps us from looking inward.  To see if we are part of the problem [or ALL of it].  It is an automatic self-protection / self preservation mechanism  that is built inside of us.  The result of this is continued conflict instead of reconciliation.

I am committing from now on, whether I am reading one verse, one chapter or one book in His Word, to ONLY ask the question:

“How does God want this to change me?”

I challenge you to join me.

Would love to hear your comments.

… Until the next acorn drops, keep looking up …