Daily Reflections July 10 | DonInLondon |
Toward peace and serenity: July 10 ~ . . . when we have taken a square look at some of these defects, have discussed them with another, and have become willing to have them removed, our thinking about humility commences to have a wider meaning. [12 & 12] When situations… Continue reading
Daily Reflections July 9 | DonInLondon |
I am an instrument: July 9 ~ Humbly asked Him to remove our shortcomings. [12&12] The subject of humility is a difficult one. Humility is not thinking less of myself than I ought to; it is acknowledging that I do certain things well, it is accepting a compliment graciously. God… Continue reading
Daily Reflections July 19 | DonInLondon |
False Pride: 19 July ~ Many of us who had thought ourselves religious awoke to the limitations of this attitude. Refusing to place God first, we had deprived ourselves of His help. [12 & 12] Many false notions operate in false pride. The need for direction to live a decent… Continue reading
Pharmacists Speaking Out On the Over-Distribution of the Oxys, Roxies and Blueberries — This Week on The Prescription Addiction Radio Show — Breaking the Silence, July 20, WGUL 860 AM, Tampa, Florida
Tampa, Florida (PRWEB) July 14, 2008
The evidence of a growing prescription drug epidemic continues to increase in our country, according to Larry G, host of The Prescription Addiction Radio Show (www.prescriptionaddictionradio.com) and this Sunday night guest pharmacists will be speaking out on the show on WGUL 860… Continue reading
Drunk Driving Deaths Surge on the Fourth of July
(PRWEB) July 1, 2005
The Fourth of July is one of AmericaÂs greatest holidays. There are barbecues and swimming pools and fireworks and more. ItÂs a time of celebration for sure, but too often these celebrations involve heavy consumption of alcoholic beverages.
Binge drinking (consuming five or more… Continue reading
Daily Reflections July 7 | DonInLondon |
And letting go of it: 7 July… primarily fear that we would lose something we already possessed or would fail to get something we demanded. Living upon a basis of unsatisfied demands, we were in a state of continual disturbance and frustration. Therefore, no peace was to be had unless… Continue reading