Now you KNOW that's not Peggie's *friend* in the driver's seat--well, some days he is, and some days he ain't....and if you're a mom of a twelve-year-old son, you will understand that statement perfectly! Jason and I attended a mother/son banquet at our church recently, and complimentary photos were taken. Now what do you do with a photo like that when you're a webmaster mom? You make a whole new web page around it!
For you see, THIS mom really does race around in circles--to the high school, the middle school, the church, the music store, the magic store, the doctor, the orthodontist--it's called Mom's Taxi Service, and it's a wild race, for sure!
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But I see OTHER people racing around Peggie's Place too--and every now and then, they stop...who are they...and what in the world are they stopping for?? And THAT, my dear readers, is the basis of this web page!!
(NOW,...how DO you eat an elephant? ONE BITE at a time!)
1 elephant (medium sized)
Salt and pepper
2 rabbits (optional)
Cut elephant into small bite-sized pieces. This should take about two
months. Add enough brown gravy to cover. Cook over kerosene fire for about four weeks at 465 degrees. This will serve thirty-eight hundred people. If more are expected, two rabbits may be added, but do this only if necessary, as most people do not like to find hare in it!
Aw, OK, you were looking for REAL food, I know--if you're STILL hungry, try these:
Jerry, here's some M&M's!, Given only on condition you share them with your buddies, including ME!
And last, but not least, visit Peggie's Kitchen where she's making mini-cheesecakes for everyone, and has found a wonderful recipe!
NOTE: Aged turkey soup, turkey sandwiches, and turkey salad available on demand!
OR, as a last alternative, try Aussie Graham's suggestion which he e-mailed me after reading about the elephant stew:
"I prefer Crow Stew. Place a fresh crow in a stock pot, cover with water, add a stone. Place pot over hot fire. Simmer until the stone is tender, then throw out the crow (they
taste awful anyway) and eat the stone. This, I've been assured is an old Aussie stockman's recipe. Enjoy."
Jana Jackson Jana Jackson is sight-impaired, with a wonderful music ministry--you will love her-- especially when you learn how much she loves chocolate!!
Wherefore, seeing we also are compassed about with so great a cloud of witnesses, let us lay aside every weight, and the sin which doth so easily beset us, and let us run with patience the race that is set before us, Looking unto Jesus, the author and finisher of our faith...(Hebrews 12:1, 2 KJV)."
Wanna race or just cruise? The choice is yours!
Choose YOUR car now for that trip down the Super-information Highway.... and have a great day!
With thanks to Songs of Praise for the beautiful music playing at Peggie's Place. This composition is entitled, "Bless the Lord O My Soul."
Peggie's Place is a member ministry of Gospel.com, a community of online ministries.
Celebrating God's goodness . . .. . . 16 million and counting!
Note: Counter keeps a running total of "page views" for the
entire site. --It jogs around the world and around the clock--to find
YOU!
This Christian home has been visited a zillion times
since December 26, 1995! Well, not quite, but there HAS been a houseful--and
STILL room for one more--YOU! The Christian Counter scans the entire site--and there's plenty of chocolate for everyone--so enjoy!
Most of the music playing at Peggie's Place originates from Songs of Praise.
Visit their great Web site to hear beautiful tunes by many talented artists. CDs are available.
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evangelical Christian faith, I may not personally agree with every specific doctrinal belief set forth in other
Christian pages. I do want to provide a diversity of links and resource material
for the entire Body of Christ to enjoy, and trust you will view it as such.
A safety tip: Internet links and material may include other links and/or material which do not reflect my Christian views or yours. Please choose wisely and use with discretion! And if you find an ugly spider hiding in a dark corner,
you may smash it with a broom from my BROOM
CLOSET--I hate offensive stuff too!
Wavin' the flag for food! 
