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Weathering the weather
Whether the weather is cold,
Whether the weather is hot,
We'll weather the weather, whatever the weather,
Whether we like it or not.
THIS LITTLE DITTY from my Girl Scout days says in a humorous way what many of us feel about the weather. Haven't we all felt, at times, that we can't do anything about the weather and just have to take what comes? Is it possible to have a sense of equanimity, especially when one lives in an area where the weather fluctuates widely?
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November 13, 2000 issue
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To our Readers
The Editors
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Ruth L. Plum, Ann F. Searles Cummings, Susan W. Rynerson
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items of interest
with contributions from Peter Feuerherd, Mary NurrieStearns
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Peacekeeping—engaging the world
with contributions from Ryder Stevens
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Get real
By Caryl Emra Farkas
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How's your bottom line?
By Kathleen J. Wiegand
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BILLS PAID. PRAISE THE LORD!
Roberta Dameron
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Weathering the weather
By Mary Folsom
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WHAT'S WIND GOT TO DO WITH GOD?
Genie B. Demers
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After an election
By Maryl F. Walters
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Praying... it's a little like tying your shoes
By Linda C. Richardson
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Dear Sentinel,
Sara McCauley
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A life transformed
Mary Ann Marshall
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Joint pain healed through prayer
Paul Sedan
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Injury healed; financial crisis solved
David W. Forsyth
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Spiritual growth, here and hereafter
By Carolyn Dain
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Ishmael and Isaac
John Selover