PM Watch Report: We're working on IT -- the promise to build communication and understanding between local congregations and the administrators of the global church. We have been researching and developing with IT starting with Yahoo! We built groups. We connected with MSN and hotmail used early on by professionals. Our private correspondence evolved with email, and
our public correspondence evolved with blogging saved by Google.
Then, in 2011, we connected The Service Station to
Twitter and began learning to use Skype and Facebook. The whole story has been recorded in
Google Docs that saved George's business.
Thursday Midnight Watch Report: Dex (i.e. Missy's Grandad) took phone calls at his home in La Junta, gathering data. The first came from one of his brothers who attended and still lives near Berry College and Rome, Georgia. We began to differentiate between icons (i.e. visual images including The Word and the Bible) and PETS (i.e. Personal Energy Transformng Systems).
- ICONOLOGY: The Blaze of Fire, The Snake, The Dragon, Helen of Troy and the Horse, The Crown, The Cross, The Cup, FROG
- PETS: The Blaze of Fire, The Snake, The Dragon, Helen of Troy and the Horse, The Crown, The Cross, The Cup, FROG
AM Watch Report: Read IT at RainbowWay.org. IT = S/he (i.e. Synergy/health education) A family member emailed and recommended reading the book, http://www.amazon.com/Roger-Williams-Creation-American-Soul/dp/0670023051. We also recommend the movie, "First Daughter."
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I awoke this morning in the depths of grief. As I backed out of the drive I thought about a pet, Ur.NOT.Left, recently buried. Perhaps he was bitten by a rattlesnake. Perhaps he died of a broken heart because we had left him to live somewhere else, and he had run home too many times only to be returned. I'm feeling guilty and sad. I confess that I have spoken meanly to several people -- needing to apologize.
Then a strange thing happened. A "First Daughter," seeing Dexter's computer was on line, called. IT prompted me to share the movie with CYFFR's blog.
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