God: "I looked for someone to take a stand for me, and stand in the gap" (Ezekiel 22:30)
I used to write in my daily calendar “7-7:30 a.m.: Prayer.” But many times I passed that up. It was one more thing to pass by that day. Now I write “7-7:30 a.m.: God.” Somehow that's a little harder to neglect.
Whenever there is conflict, you should use email: 1. If there needs to be a record of the interaction. 2 If you are dealing with a conflict where the emotional level is fairly low. 3. If you can be gracious and not upset as you're drafting your reply. 4. If you're having an initial conversation to set up a phone call or face to face meeting to address things in more detail. Do not use email: 1. If you're in conflict with someone you've never met face-to-face. 2. Your emotions are running high. 3 If the email exchange has gone back and forth more than three times. This could mean that the issue is too complex to deal with using only email. Ask to speak by phone or face-to-face (Marshall Shelly).
Sift the first five ingredients together. Add the nuts. Make a well in the
centre and add milk, vanilla and melted shortening. Stir lightly and pour
batter into a greased casserole. SAUCE: Measure cocoa, brown sugar, hot
water and orange rind into a bowl and beat well. Pour over batter. Bake for
35 to 40 minutes at 350F. As this dessert bakes, the batter rises through
the rich chocolate sauce. Serve it hot with whipped cream or vanilla ice
cream. Source: Chatelaine Golden Anniversary ch.
MM: Honey Tarts
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