(Gibbsen's story will continue after the Sabbath.)
Arthes glanced through the battered windscreen, spangled with webs. He saw a basalt power screw through the air to the other side.
He brought his com up to his fringed lips.
"A narrow leaf, a narrow leaf; Trojan sidling, Trojan sidling; receiver."
Pendulous tendrils of dark organic material descended from the vehicle top, filtered into his hair as he listened. Then he was dragged up from his seat by his hair, but before he choked with surprise he thrust a red and black taser into the mesh, and turned them to a spaghetti thundercloud. They took the vehicle roof with them, but no matter: clearly it was no more protection than a stand of bushes through which a serpent creeps closer.
#dailycreatedoom #writtenoom 2023/10/20
This coming week, October 22-28, (7-13 Cheshvan 5784), the Bible reading plan covers Lech L’cha (Go Forth).
22 Oct Genesis 12:1-13 Joshua 21:1-45 Matthew 10:24-42 Proverbs 2:1-9
23 Oct Genesis 12:14-13:4 Joshua 22:1-23:11 Matthew 11:1-19 Proverbs 2:10-22
24 Oct Genesis 13:5-18 Joshua 23:12-24:33 Matthew 11:20-12:8 Psalm 11:1-7
25 Oct Genesis 14:1-20 Judges 1:1-2:6 Matthew 12:9-32 Psalm 12:1-8
26 Oct Genesis 14:21-15:6 Judges 2:7-3:25 Matthew 12:33-50 Psalm 13:1-6
27 Oct Genesis 15:7-17:6 Judges 3:26-5:11 Matthew 13:1-17 Psalm 14:1-7
28 Oct Genesis 17:7-27 Isaiah 40:27-41:16 Matthew 13:18-35 Psalm 15:1-5
The complete annual Bible reading plan for 2023-24 (Hebrew year 5784) is available at this link:
https://thebarkingfox.com/2023..../10/20/weekly-bible-
This coming week, October 22-28, (7-13 Cheshvan 5784), the Bible reading plan covers Lech L’cha (Go Forth).
22 Oct Genesis 12:1-13 Joshua 21:1-45 Matthew 10:24-42 Proverbs 2:1-9
23 Oct Genesis 12:14-13:4 Joshua 22:1-23:11 Matthew 11:1-19 Proverbs 2:10-22
24 Oct Genesis 13:5-18 Joshua 23:12-24:33 Matthew 11:20-12:8 Psalm 11:1-7
25 Oct Genesis 14:1-20 Judges 1:1-2:6 Matthew 12:9-32 Psalm 12:1-8
26 Oct Genesis 14:21-15:6 Judges 2:7-3:25 Matthew 12:33-50 Psalm 13:1-6
27 Oct Genesis 15:7-17:6 Judges 3:26-5:11 Matthew 13:1-17 Psalm 14:1-7
28 Oct Genesis 17:7-27 Isaiah 40:27-41:16 Matthew 13:18-35 Psalm 15:1-5
The complete annual Bible reading plan for 2023-24 (Hebrew year 5784) is available at this link:
https://thebarkingfox.com/2023..../10/20/weekly-bible-
Have we lost the art of networking? We may think we’re networking when we connect through websites, email, apps, and social media, but are we really? That’s a key point in our conversation with Morgan Phelps. As she explains, real networking is more personal and takes more effort than what we’ve grown accustomed to doing.
One of the greatest obstacles to starting a small business, or taking initiative on anything, is the opposition we face within our own minds. That’s part of the topic Barry and David address in their midrash, “Guard Your Heart,” and what we hear in the music of Laura Metzing and Jimmie Black.
https://thebarkingfox.com/2023..../10/17/reunion-roadm
Have we lost the art of networking? We may think we’re networking when we connect through websites, email, apps, and social media, but are we really? That’s a key point in our conversation with Morgan Phelps. As she explains, real networking is more personal and takes more effort than what we’ve grown accustomed to doing.
One of the greatest obstacles to starting a small business, or taking initiative on anything, is the opposition we face within our own minds. That’s part of the topic Barry and David address in their midrash, “Guard Your Heart,” and what we hear in the music of Laura Metzing and Jimmie Black.
https://thebarkingfox.com/2023..../10/17/reunion-roadm
Do not gaze at wine when it is red, when it sparkles in the cup, when it glides down smoothly. In the end it bites like a serpent and stings like a viper.
Proverbs 23:31-32 TLV
Keep everything in its proper place: money, food, sex, medicine, approval, alcohol, tradition, politics...everything. All things are useful tools if maintained and used properly, but all things are also instruments of death and enslavement if misused.
Better is a little with righteousness than great revenues with injustice.
Proverbs 16:8 ESV
It's hard to put a price on a clean conscience. It might seem at first that the riches make it worth the inner turmoil, but if you suppress your conscience long enough, you will either be utterly miserable or utterly wicked.
Victor
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