> Introductions, Announcements, and More of Ray's Teachings
Just got back
hillsbororiver:
--- Quote from: PKnowler on February 12, 2007, 11:54:18 AM ---Hey Joe,
That's cool that you built your own home! I know it can be quite a job though. I've always wanted to build our own home but it helps to have a husband in construction. My husband works in the computer field. He can do construction but he is too busy do take on another job of building. My parents built their dream home when I was a kid. My dad was a roofer (like Ray) and swapped out labor to finish the house. It was a beautiful home!
Hello Paula,
I actually did very little of the physical work (some trim here and there) I was more like the GC (General Contractor) or Project Manager on my house, I did the scheduling of materials and labor and also the pre inspection inspections. I built my house with a pencil, not a hammer! :D
It's good that you are working with a company to where you are proud of product of what you build! I've never been to Tampa but I've been to other parts of Florida and it is nice there.
Yes, working for a company that produces a worthwhile quality product sure beats the alternative, I have been there too.
The Tampa/St Pete area is very nice, other than the 3 or 4 blistery summer months it is fantastic.
Blessings!
~Paula
His Peace Sister,
Joe
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hillsbororiver:
--- Quote from: hebrewroots98 on February 12, 2007, 01:13:17 PM ---Welcome back Joe ;D...
Thank you very much!
That is neat that you have built your own house. My DH also wants to do the same, only he wants to build in a way that we would never have to depend on the city or government for any electricity, gas, water, etc... you know, incase all heck breaks loose in this country. He is a construction man as well, but he doesn't need to be doing this project himself! We don't know where we should build at right now, but, that is ok, since it will take some time to get the money together anyway. We are seeking The Lords' will on this.
The Lord put it all together for me and my family, His fingerprints are all over this house and property. Maybe someday I will write a post about all the things that came together outside of anything I could have possibly done on my own. Praise Him!
I HAVE AN IDEA...LETS HAVE EVERYONE ON THIS FORUM ALL GATHER TOGETHER IN A COMMUNE TYPE STYLE AND LIVE AT THE LONGHORN RANCH, BUT RAY MUST COME TOO ;) ;D ;D ;D
THEN WE CAN ALL HELP TO BUILD EACH OTHERS' HOMES ;) We could then get off of this COMPUTER ;) and just walk to the teachers' house! Now that would be some fellowship!!! ;D
I know many here sometimes get a bit tired of a virtual me, :P I would hate to subject them to the flesh and blood version 24/7 ! ;)
Joe, we will be taking our son to Disney World (there in Orlando) sometime within the next six months or so (probably in Aug or Sept), we are hoping to be able to meet Ray (after we go to Orlando and make our way up the coast to North Carolina where family lives), does he have scheduled times that he meets and has bible studies? Also, do you go there often,we would love to meet you as well. This would personalize this forum for me in a much deeper way. :D
Are you driving from Texas? If you are then as you drive through Mobile, Alabama on Route 10 you would be within 10-15 minutes of Ray's house. I live about 550 miles away so it is a bit of a journey, one I wish I could make more often. The fellowship at the Conference was indescribable, I am sure the fellowship at the Bible Studies is fantastic too, right Kat? Kat knows the schedule for the home studies as she attends them.
If you are driving to Orlando from the west one of the routes you can take is I-75 to I-4, I-4 takes you right to Orlando/Disney. If you are on I-75 (before you reach I-4) you will travel along a portion of the Hillsborough River and cross over it from time to time, one of those passes will bring you within 1 mile of my house.
Let me know when your plans are set, I would love to meet you and your family.
His Peace to you Sister,
Joe
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rrammfcitktturjsp:
Okay Joe,
How do you respond to other people's message in that box? It seems so much easier than coying and pasting and centering and making other peoples' text red?
Thanks.
Sincerely,
Anne C. McGuire
hillsbororiver:
--- Quote from: rrammfcitktturjsp on February 12, 2007, 06:14:00 PM ---Okay Joe,
No problem Anne,
How do you respond to other people's message in that box? It seems so much easier than coying and pasting and centering and making other peoples' text red?
Just click the "Quote" tab and respond to the portions of the quote you desire, space it with the "Enter" key and then highlight the text in the color of your choice.
Thanks.
Sincerely,
You are very welcome!
Anne C. McGuire
Joe
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rrammfcitktturjsp:
Joe,
Thanks, now I can get in deeper conversations, becuase it was time consuming to do it the other way. I shall go and use one of Susan's post as a guinea pig, becuase I wanted to respond to her earlier today. Thanks.
Sincerely,
Anne C. McGuire
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