Another failed prediction of the beginning of the end times.

But of that day and hour knoweth no man, no, not the angels in heaven, but my Father only.
Matthew 25:36


Watch therefore, for ye know neither the day nor the hour wherein the Son of man commeth
Matthew 24:13


So, these people who try to predict the so-called rapture are always convinced of three things:
1:  That it will happen in their lifetimes
2:  That they are the ones who will be personally ushered up to to the heavens while the rest of us schmucks have to fight it out with each other down here while Satan establishes his earthly reign
3:  That they poses some special knowledge reserved for God alone. 


It's all huberus, actually, and deserving of ridicule.

My friend, Angela made this. I'm proudly displaying it on my wall. If you haven't checked out her site yet. Give it a try. The link to follow is on the right.

I'm not actually sure how I managed to pour this, but I love how it turned out. I wish someone at my workplace (the real coffee shop, not this virtual one) could show me how to pour designs, but I have no such luck. I'll just have to figure it all out at home I guess. The problem with that is, the last thing I want to do on my day off is turn on the espresso machine. The cafe where I am employed turns you into a high speed gear in an assembly line, you have no time to think of yourself as an artist. Making drinks becomes a chore.

Resting

It's been a time of intense emotion. I'm feeling storm-battered. It's time to assess, repair and get my bearings again.

What a day! I couldn't help feeling like this guy.

Happy Mother's Day!

Up and running again

I reduced my number of posts per page down to 10 and my Error 503 problem seems to have gone away. Maybe related, maybe not.
Interesting Problem: If you are using Firefox, you might not be able to see everything here. I'm looking to see if there is something I can to at my end to fix that.

Milestone

This blog has recently had it's first readers outside of North America. Welcome, friends.

A Quote from Mark Twain which sort of sums up my attitude today.

"I've never wished a man dead, but I have read some obituaries with great pleasure