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Looking Back at 2012
Around two years ago I stopped blogging. Living life seemed to get in the way of blogging about it. For a little while, I tried to play catch up and managed to get a half of 2012 blogged but it was lacking the luster of blogging about current events. I hate the idea of having “time gaps” on my blog so I will play catch up with one blog each year, hitting the highlights for 2012 and 2013 rather than blogging each event. So here is “Looking Back at 2012”
Looking Back at 2012
Dinosaurs of Creation – 4000 B.C.
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Dinosaurs of Creation – 4000 B.C.
Learn: The dinosaurs of the sea:
~When reading scripture be sure and read all around the listed scripture to gain the full context of the scripture~
Learning:
Read and Listen: Genesis 1:20-1:25
read Names of God edition
or listen King James Version
In the Beginning – 4000 B.C.
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In the Beginning – 4000 B.C.
The First People – 4000-3000 B.C.
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The First People – 4000-3000 B.C.
I wanted to go with a bit of a different approach learning about the following people. We have all read the accounts of Adam & Eve and Cain & Abel but something that is not looked at often is their profession which of course is the invention of such professions. So trying to take it from a historical point of view…
Learn:
Read and Listen: Genesis 2:4-4:22
read Names of God edition
or listen King James Version
Adam & Eve
And the LORD God formed man of the dust of the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life; and man became a living soul.
(Genesis 2:7 KJV)
Adam was the first zoologist
By the Sea Side
By The Sea Side
April 14-15, 2012
We have so many hobbies and things we like to do it is always neat when we can incorporate a couple together on an outing.
We were getting close to our 200th find on Geocaching and I wanted to make it a memorable find. We also had taken up “birding” recently and this was migration season. So what do geocaching birders do? They go find a geocache at the Smith-Oaks Bird Sanctuary. My in-laws had been wanting us to come to their beach house for a visit so hubby took the day off and we headed to the ocean a little early so that I could go check out what a birding sanctuary was (and get that geocache!)
We geocached a little on our way down because we still have a couple to find before hitting 200!
