 struggle to accept and believe.
It was a generally peaceful year, although I blogged about the problems I’ve been having with my neighbour, and was immensely grateful for your prayer support and encouragement which meant so much to me and helped me through a difficult time. Things have improved a lot in respect to that situation, and I thank the Lord that things haven’t been so much worse.
Above all I realise I will only get through 2018 with the favour and blessing of God, so I will pray to Him each day and continue to seek His will and His guidance in every area of my life.
Happy 2018, Steven! Your friendship has truly been a blogging blessing this year! I so admire your goals for 2018. It has truly been an amazing year for you, and I believe that 2018 will bring many more successes for you! Looking forward to more of your T.E.N. project posts! God bless you big time!
Thank you and Happy 2018!
It’s so wonderful to hear about your year and how you have grown. I think your honesty is admirable about what you struggle with because some people would keep it to themselves. Instead, you’ve allowed amazing discussions to take place on your blog and that’s awesome. 🙂 I wish you a wonderful new year full of blessings, assurance, and guidance.
Aw, thank you so much! I’m grateful for your kind words 🙂 You’ve been a good friend this year and I’ve really appreciated your frankness in discussions. You’re brave and determined to grow in godly wisdom and knowledge, for which you have my utmost respect! Hopefully we’ll keep in touch in 2018 – I wish you a truly fantastic year!
Awesome! I think ‘clearly and gently’ is definitely what I strive for in discussions, and I hope God will help me to improve on that and the way I communicate in general in 2018. My word for 2018 is ‘humility’ and I hope to get better at understanding where people are coming from, especially when I feel challenged or threatened in some way. It’s great to be part of the WordPress community as we can all learn from each other. I’ve learned a lot this year. Thanks, T.R.!
Humility is a word I’ve held close, especially since 2014 when I realized my bitterness from a past toxic church experience had gotten to me. God continues to teach me a lot and having your heart focused on Him, 🙂, He will keep guiding you.
I am glad that I discovered your blog! I pray you’ll have a peaceful and graceful new year!
Hi Phil! Truly a pleasure to have met you this year. Really looking forward to seeing what you blog about in 2018! May God bless you richly and abundantly in every way this coming year!
Hello Sue! Thank you so much for your kind words. I’ve really enjoyed getting to know you, too. You are possibly the most prolific Christian blogger I’ve ever come across – it’s wonderful that you come up with so many thoughtful (and helpful) posts each week! Like I’ve said before, it’s quite a legacy you’re going to leave for Christians in the future. I can only apologise that I don’t have the time/patience to read every one of your posts! I wish you a joyful and productive 2018 and will look forward to keeping in touch. 
Steven, Thank you so much! You do my heart good!! 🙂 You have a gift with words, for sure. I really appreciate you, and thank God for you!
As you know, I give God all the glory for everything he does in me and through me. He is my inspiration, my counsel, my guide. He leads me to what he wants me to write, and how often, too, for he is not bound by rules set down by man on the appropriate number of posts or even the appropriate (socially acceptable) topics, either. So, I just write what he gives me, and I leave it to him to use these however he has planned, for his purposes, and for his glory.
Thank you for the wonderful blessing from the book of Numbers! 😀 I love those verses – the blessing is much appreciated!
It is good to be back for sure.Medicine not working some days.

I'd like to say that I'm going to bring this up with my psychologist and nurse the next time I see them but I thought I'd ask here first just to see if people have had similar issues.

My medicine seems to just not work some days and it's not that it's working less or that I'm having a rough day and struggle more because of that.
It feels as if I never took it at all including that I don't get any of my usual side effects.

I haven't been able to predect why or when this happens and it doesn't happen often enough to be a problem, once or twice a month at most, but I'd still like to hear if this is a common issue that other people deal with as well or if it's something that I should be concerned about.Or he could rob her and shoot her so there's no witnesses.  Most states allow for killing others if they threaten your safety or the safety of others (and property in some states).  If a reasonable person could believe their life or the life of others is in danger, deadly force is usually appropriate.  Some thug holding a gun to a pregnant woman while demanding her money could most definitely be considered threatening the safety of another (2 people, actually).  

I'd drop him like a bad habit and live happily with my choice.  I also CCW for just such an occasion.<issue_start><issue_comment>Title: Update and rename aos.json to beyondstorage.json
username_0: # Pull request motivation(s)

AOS has been renamed to BeyondStorage, this PR finish the migration.
<issue_comment>username_0: ping @shortcuts to take a look: The file has been renamed, so I think it's OK to have this error:

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./.circleci/valid_edited_configs.sh: line 17: configs/aos.json: No such file or directory
Issue with configs/aos.json is not well formated and/or missing nb_hits key
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Nursing Diagnosis: Blood glucose instability risk Subjective: “I need help with a diet that works, when I try to diet, I always become very shaky and my blood sugar drops, then I have to eat to fix it.” Objective: Diaphoresis and weaknesses reported 3 to 4 times a week for patients; current HgbA1C - 7.2 Intervention: Monitoring blood glucose (BG) levels 1 to 2 hours after meals before eating and snacking. Rationale: Evidence supports BG and HgbA1C self- monitoring (ADA, 2014). Intervention: PT will monitor BG if it has hypoglycemia; pt. will provide between 15 and 20 g of pure glucose if it has less than 70mg/dl. Rationale: Hypoglycemia treatment needs the use of food-borne glucose or carbohydrates (ADA, 2014). Intervention: The patieent is referred for instruction on carbohydrate counting and weight reduction counseling by the dietician. Rationale: The monitoring of the consumption of carbohydrates is the key to glycemic management. In specific individuals – especially early in the illness process – a moderate weight loss might offer therapeutic advantages (ADA 2014).). Expected Outcomes: In order to maintain values between 70 to 130 mg/dl, Pt will check BG standards. In each hypoglycemic case, Pt will check the BG level. Consume 15-20 g of sucrose when the level is less than 70 pt. To understand reliable carbohydrate measuring and weight management approaches, PT participates in food counseling (ADA, 2014). CONCEPT MAP NARRATIVE 2 Patient Information Name: Smith June Age: 49 Gender: Female Temp: 97.8 Pulse: 84 Resp. Rate: 22 BP: 146/72 CC: ask for help with weight increase, physical energy reduction Medical History: Hypothyroidism, NIDDM Nursing Diagnosis: Excessive nutrient consumption risk of overweight r/t Subjective: “I keep gaining weight.” Objective: In the previous 90 days, weight increase of 12 pounds. Nursing Diagnosis: Uncontrolled apparent loss of personal control Subjective: “I have tried everything to lose weight; nothing is working” Objective: The patient seems concerned, upset, and voiced fear of a permanent failure.
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You can reply any question by saying 그럼 but you would need to attach ~고말고 to a verb.
In fact, in some cases, you would combine 그럼 and ~고말고 to emphasise on the confirmation or acknowledgement.
Examples: (너의) 어머님은 요리 잘 하니?
Does your Mom cook well?
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