Hodgepodge Questions-Volume 643
Here
are the questions to the first Hodgepodge in the merry month of March.
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1. As
the saying goes, 'March
comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb.' Did
your March come in roaring or like some other animal? Every month
carries with it certain feelings, which is why some people love and anticipate
December and others dread it. How do you feel about the month of March?
Other than my son’s birthday, March is just another month. I do like that it starts porch-sitting
days and new growth around the yard. The
bird's tweets sound merrier and the wasp are already nesting nearby - YIKES.
2. Where
in your life are you a lion? Where are you a lamb?
I think I was a lion years ago, working and taking care of a
family, I had to be ferocious! Now I’m a
lamb loving my grandbabies, retirement, and MrD. 😊
3.
The Hodgepodge lands on National Pound Cake day. Do you like pound cake? If so
do you have a favorite flavor? Let's play this or that-
pound cake or layer cake
pound cake
pound cake or cheesecake
cheese cake
pound cake or angel food cake
pound cake
pound cake or brownie
both
pound cake or pie
pound cake, what flavor of pie?
4. What makes you feel childlike wonder right now?
Bible archeology and prophecy being fulfilled. It delights me like nothing else can do. He is real folks, and He's coming again.
5. What's one thing you need to add to your wardrobe to get ready for spring? If you're in the southern hemisphere, then answer for fall?
I need a new pair of white tennis shoes. I love grasshoppers but haven't found them in white yet. I might just go for a pair of Keds.
6. Insert your own random thought here.
Pray for the peace of Jerusalem: may those who love you be secure.
from: Ps. 122:6
As we lift that prayer today, may we also remember every man and woman standing watch in dangerous places. May God surround them with His protection, steady their hearts, and bring peace to the places they serve. May He shelter every person in harm’s way beneath the mighty covering of His wings, holding them close and keeping them safe.
Until Next Time
Mary
