📢 Forum Update - Hello everyone! I've made an improvement to the forum that should make following active discussions much easier. Beginning today, forum topics will display the most recent replies first (while keeping the original topic post at the top), so you no longer have to navigate through multiple pages to find the latest conversation. This change also helps improve the browsing experience in long-running discussions with many pages of replies. If you notice anything that doesn't seem to be working correctly or have any feedback, please let me know. — Richard G. .....or just use a mini tramp!! Hi, GloryBound. I wonder if, as I was, you too were ultra excited about Whisnand's "88 Reasons..." If your son has done well over the last thirty years, perhaps one might conclude that planning, particularly by the parents, may sometimes be overrated. I think it's time again for "Rapture practice" though. You undoubtedly would have done this easier back in 1989, but just to get the general sensation: Bend down so your hands are limply hovering just above the floor, then raise them rapidly forward and up toward the ceiling, then in the same movement continue jumping up to reach the ceiling. Repeat this maneuver three times at least once every few days. Yeah. Rapture practice. Hello everyone...I, too, thought my last baby would never graduate high school because we would be caught up before. Actually, I feel bad about it in a way because I was so sure we would be gone I had a hard time helping him to make plans for his future. Well...he graduated in 1989...30 years ago this spring...and we are still waiting to go!!! However, I've been watching since the 70's and things have never ever lined up like they are right now. I am totally anticipating OUR Graduation Day at any moment! Love to all Ritans and hope to meet you soon in person!!!!! :rose: Yes definitely Donna, I find myself praying continually...more then I have in the past. The spirit of supplication seems to have increased and I sense an urgency. I am so excited and yet it is bittersweet knowing what those left behind will go through. Donna, you are such an inspiration and I always loved your post and pictures! Very grateful that this site is back and for those that made it happen! :yahoo: I'm with ya BeckyE! I am planning for my daughters graduation and keeping my eyes to the skys at the same time. :good:
Maybe if we have a chance for one or more avocations in the Kingdom you can at least be a sounding board for him then.
