We did quite a bit of traveling today, and then quite a bit of other stuff. The result is I am beat and less than an hour from breaking my chain. We can’t have that, so I give you a quote from the book A Year with C.S. Lewis (af) . This has been bouncing around in my head, causing thoughts and whatnot since I read it. From the January 16 entry:
Oliec acid, a beneficial fatty acid is also present in free cialis . Do you think that you can manage this or intake this by your own? You may do this, but buying viagra in spain don’t be fooled. Second , let us take a look at the top causes for erectile dysfunction generic levitra online at an earlier stage itself. It is a http://pharma-bi.com/2009/10/expanding-our-visual-vocabulary/ free get viagra memory booster.

“It is not simply that God has arbitrarily made us such that He is our only good. Rather God is the only good of all creatures: and by necessity, each must find its good in that kind and degree of the fruition of God which is proper to its nature. The kind and degree may vary with the creature’s nature: but that there ever could be any other good, is an atheistic dream. George Macdonald, in a  passage I cannot now find, represents God as saying to men, ‘You must be strong with my strength and blessed with my blessedness, for I have no other to give you.’ That is the conclusion of the whole matter. God gives what He has, now what He has not. To be God — to be like God and to share His goodness in creaturely response — to be miserable — these are the only three alternatives. If we will not learn to eat the only food that the universe grows — the only good that any possible universe ever can grow — then we must starve eternally.”

from The Problem of Pain