Questions i always wanted to ask.

[returntosender]

They won't be able to follow me around an ruin my threads anymore.

 

[Michie]

They won't be able to follow me around a ruin my threads anymore.

So just accuse and do not answer what was supposedly done to you? *shrug* All one has to do is look at your threads. You are getting angry at posters all the time for nothing. Just trying to understand here but you do not seem to want to work it out. *shrug* my apologies for whatever it is you seem think happened. And by the way, I’m not following you.

 

[Wings like Eagles]

If you don't like what i say stay out of my thread!

I do not see this being the case after reading your threads, I do not see anyone making fun or thinking anything about how you post until you get aggressive with them......I see your point in wanting personal feedback and maybe getting directions on what to do but.....
But consider others might be trying to help and as I mentioned expresses themselves different than you receive it. I will keep you in my prayers @returntosender

 

[Aaron112]

I would feel better about replying and having fun in your threads if you apologised to @Aaron112 ...... he was not trying to hurt you.

No worries really. His or her reasons remain hidden, like many posters. Feelings can happen suddenly, or over time, even without reason. Things happen. History happens. What once long ago happened, or even recently unknown, can have effects through much of a person's life.

 

[Robban]

Like when eating fish, normaly we put the bones on the side of the plate.

As the saying goes;
"You to have to hear much before your ears fall off."

 

[Michie]

Not everyone wears a wedding band on their left hand. Eastern Orthodox and a number of Europeans wear it on their right hand.

Why is that?

 

[PsaltiChrysostom]

Why is that?

During the first half of the Orthodox wedding service, the priest exchanges the rings for the couple and says a prayer. In that prayer, we hear him say: Your own right hand, O Lord, armed Moses in the Red Sea. Yea, by the word of Your truth were the Heavens established and the earth set upon her sure foundations; and the right hands of Your servants shall be blessed by Your mighty word, and by Your uplifted arm.

So we wear them on our right hands as that is also the hand that the priest or bishop blesses us and Christ sits at the right hand of the Father. During the Dance of Isaiah, the couple's right hands are wrapped in a ribbon and the priest, while holding the Book of the Gospels, takes hold of them and walks the couple around a table. This is our first steps as husband and wife, led by the priest and the Gospel.

 

[Michie]

During the first half of the Orthodox wedding service, the priest exchanges the rings for the couple and says a prayer. In that prayer, we hear him say: Your own right hand, O Lord, armed Moses in the Red Sea. Yea, by the word of Your truth were the Heavens established and the earth set upon her sure foundations; and the right hands of Your servants shall be blessed by Your mighty word, and by Your uplifted arm.

So we wear them on our right hands as that is also the hand that the priest or bishop blesses us and Christ sits at the right hand of the Father. During the Dance of Isaiah, the couple's right hands are wrapped in a ribbon and the priest, while holding the Book of the Gospels, takes hold of them and walks the couple around a table. This is our first steps as husband and wife, led by the priest and the Gospel.

That’s beautiful! Thanks for answering!

 

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