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June 15, 2007

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Thelma Bowlen

Re-reading this since you last posted it still got me teary-eyed.

It's been thirty years since my Dad passed away; all I have to do is look at his old pictures and I am seven years old all over again - his little girl whom he loved dearly.

Father's Day has never been the same for me since then. But I thank God for finding me and calling me his.

No matter how old I am, in His eyes, I will always be His girl.

as soon as i started reading what you have said to your dad in his funeral, tears just keep on rolling down my cheeks..

John Pringle

Isn't it grand that your Dad spent some of your greatest times with you as opposed to missing them. As much as it was important to you at the time, I find that our spiritual father treats us the same... There when we need him regardless of our state of maturity, although we ought to be there when he wants to send us out...

How respectful was your Dad of your life decisions when the time to choose came, how blessed did it in turn help him decide who to turn to when God gave him a second chance...

Your Dad was there for you when you needed him and your choices made it so that you were there for him when it best applied to his life end decision.

Thanks for sharing your heart, it has blessed me today.

Liz Lowson

Steve,
I just want to say i like the fact you are real, layback, and you have Jesus just coming through and out of you. i loved listening to you when at ENMelb. I read your above bit about your dad,so prepared to be 'out there' for us to read your heart.Yes,of course I had tears. I wish i had a dad always there for me, mine was a busy pastor.
As I write Ps. 45:2 and Ps. 46:10 come to mind for you.
Shalom, Liz

Liz Lowson

Come to Melbourne again please, soon.
Liz

Zenaida Seo

A hearthfelt & inspiring stories of yours. I remember my father who passed away Dec. 2004 when i was in Japan. I'm attending service then in Grace Bible Church in Yokohama & Scout Douma as our pastor. I remember Eriko, my hawaiinjin friend Mrs. Coble,Noriko i miss them... Since i came back to Philippines 2005 dec i hev no spiritual guidance. I want it back pls. help me. I'm planning to attend service on sunday in d fort but bit hesitate i know no one, i want to feel a family like atmosphere when i was in japan. I also bring my 2 yrs 9mos. old son. Thank's much...

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Your literary grace intoxicating! It is not bear to forget! Fascinated by your blog! Well you can make friends?

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Patty thanks for this great idea. I used it at my workshop last night. My mom has the big shot and my window sheets hadn't been open yet and were ok--not smokey smelling surprisingly. Felt like I at a little wow to show thanks to you.

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