Auckland: Cattle-Stop

CATTLE-GRID

Apparently it cannot be taken for granted, that a cattle-stop allows bicycles to pass unhindered.

“Conflict cannot survive without your  participation.” – Wayne Dyer

“WORRY DOES NOT EMPTY TOMORROW OF ITS SORROW; IT EMPTIES TODAY OF ITS STRENGTH.” – CORRIE TEN BOOM

Advice for business owners is given in our local paper, The Northland Age, Thursday, January 5, 2017.

Have you set your business goals?” is the article called, and I am wide awake.

Business owners want to make progress in 2017, and they are told to set goals.

They are also told that in order to achieve the goals, they need a plan of action. They need a strategy.

The third thing is monitoring progress against the goals every month.

I think the advice given is not only for business owners, but for everybody; it is certainly for me.

What am I going to do with the advice this year 2017?

The Northland Age, Thursday, December 6, 2016

MY GOALS FOR 2017

1. Memorize more verses from the Bible.

2. Read the Bible from cover to cover.

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“Liebe ist das einzige Taschentuch, das die Traenen der Traurigkeit trocknet.” – C. H. Spurgeon

CHRISTMAS 2016 in Auckland / NZ and not far away from the city centre.

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“A love of books can lead to all kinds of places,” it says in a magazine. (The People’s Friend No. 7633)

That is also my experience.

The magnifying glass is a real help to read The Life Application Study Bible

The book I really love is “The Book of Books,” the Bible. The Bible is the guide to everlasting life. The Bible is the guide to Heaven and Heaven is a perfect place.

Heaven is a place of perfect satisfaction. In Revelation 22:1,2 we read about a pure river of water of life and a tree with 12 kinds of fruit.

Is that not a picture of perfect leisurely comfort?

WHAT A PLACE!

Yesterday morning I talked to a very old man who lives on our street.

He was getting the mail out of his letterbox. He is now 101 years old and he told me that next year in October he will be 102, and he told me also that he still has his driver licence.

I would have never thought that I would one day talk to a man that old.