Things NOT to do with Ver-ti-go*

Things Not to Do When You Have Vertigo

1. watch the dog run around in circles
2. stare at the moving water in a pool
3. sit by anyone who talks with their hands (LOL Penny)
4. drive 
5. look at a moving ceiling fan
6. watch running water
7. take a bike ride
8. go on a merry-go-round, Ferris wheel, or roller coaster
9. take a nap in a water bed
10. Swim or float
11. Run
12. Be in a car when Matt, Fran, Jon, Gabe, or Lizzie is driving
13. watch the toilet water flush (ha ha)
14. watch a special on TV about the ocean
15. Read
16. Watch carefully as your scroll down the page on the monitor screen
17. take an alcohol test. (the police won't believe that you are not drunk)

Don't worry. These are ideas of what not to do. They are not necessarily things I have done. Some I have done; Other things, I know not to do like DRIVE. Most of these are things I just thought up and not tried. I am not responsible for any damage done to you if you have tried any of these on the list.  lol

WHAT TO DO WHEN YOU HAVE VERTIGO
rest, do nothing except pray, think, watch minor TV, listen to the radio, other than that, there's not much more you can do with vertigo...so have a good day. LOL ;D

A Date With God*

I do have to give PRAISE TO GOD. HE IS MY ALL and ALL. He is my ROCK, STRENGTH, and FORTRESS. He is the ONE I try to turn to when I need help, a shoulder to cry on, etc... He is my TRUE LOVE. I have had people ask me how can he be my true love.

Well, I give my attention, love, and dedication to God. I try to spend time with him, communicate to Him, and even read up on Him so that I may learn more of him.
I enjoy reading on: how my relationship with him may draw me even closer to Him or what can I do to please Him, or how can I become a better Christian, friend, person on this earth, etc...

Because I am not married, I find it easier to spend time with God. I am not distracted by taking care of others or making sure a husband or children are fed, bathed, or clothed. Yes, there may come a time when I may have that kind of a life, but for now, I cherish these special moments with God.

There are times that I prepare a candle-light dinner for me and God. (no, I don't feed God... LOL, but I acknowledge his presence). I light a candle and turn out all the lights. While I eat, I think or tell God how much I love him and adore him. I tell him how much I appreciate him and I just ponder of him, of his love, of how he has always been there for me. I LOVE HIM SO MUCH... 
It's my special "date" with God.