Monday, September 11, 2017

I Will be taking a little vacation~~~~

Hello Dear Readers,

Well my family thinks I'm well enough to go  on a little vacation and get spiritually recharged.

And I have to agree with them.

I'll still be posting or at least checking and replying to the comments section for another week, and then I'll be gone for a week, maybe two. 

Then when I get back, we'll be decorating for Halloween.

For some reason the younger members of my family seem to think I need an 8 foot tall skeleton T-Rex in my front yard!!   Ahhh I'm not too sure about that. 

I have seen them just recently at the Home Depot store when we had to get some paint to paint the garage. 

But I kept asking the youngsters "Where am I going to put it when Halloween is over?"  and they replied to put a giant Santa Claus hat on it for Christmas.

Sigh----and I thought I was silly. 

So  anyway if you post a comment and I do not reply within a few days, I'm on vacation.

Bright Blessings,
Ms. Q

 This is the Home Depot T-Rex---I'm not too sure about this. And it's really 9 feet tall.

13 comments:

  1. Go for the santa Claus hatted t rex.
    I mean my family left the Xmas tree up all year long. So you not the only one.

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    1. Hello My Dear,

      We are going back to Home Depot and we're going to buy it plus a skeleton horse and a skeleton to ride it so I'll Have a Ghost Rider.

      My niece said she'll sew up a T-Rex size Santa hat for it. It can be holding Christmas lights.

      The things I do for my family.

      Bright Blessings,
      Ms. Q

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    2. It's the oddball fun that makes family life memorable

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  2. Hello Ms. Q How can I turn a 4 generational curse around that Psalm 109 was used. My mom is still living but everyone else that was involved are deceased. Please Help Me. I would love to meet you in person; I'm that Gemini that love to learn wisdom. That's needed for self, family and other souls. yesanne5@yahoo.com I hope you and your family have a GREAT trip.

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    1. Hello Yesannie,

      This is Ms. Q's niece, I've posted your question and made a copy of it for her to read when she returns.

      I know she will give it very serious consideration.

      I've been in touch with her and she is having a lovely time, enjoying the trip.

      In Ms.Q's words "Bright Blessings"

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    2. Dear Yes Annie,

      I'm back from my vacation.

      I have always said there is no such thing as “Generational Curses” only badly learned behaviors that are learned from close family members.

      I am presuming that either you or your Mother is the 4th generation.

      Psalm 109 has traditionally been called the "Judas psalm."

      Psalm 109 was used by Thomas Hardy as a device in his novel The Mayor of Casterbridge. Michael Henchard, the protagonist of the novel, is drinking with the choir after practice when he sees his rival, Donald Farfrae, whom he hates. He later persuades the choir to sing Psalm 109. The choir master remarks of this psalm that, "Twasn’t made for singing. We chose it once when the gypsy stole the parson’s mare, thinking to please him, but parson were quite upset. Whatever Servant David were thinking about when he made a Psalm that nobody can sing without disgracing himself, I can’t fathom."

      And my Granny said the same thing, the person who had used that Psalm to curse your family only condemns themself to the Devil.

      But there is also another thing that is another line of thinking that is similar to the idea of a generational curse.

      It’s called genetic determinism. There is some merit in thinking about genetic determinism in the sense we all are wired uniquely but because of DNA we are also wired the same, in one family they can have a history of heart problems and stroke from generation to generation and in another family they can have a history of cancer again from generation to generation. I’ve had some people say to me that they are cursed because of that and I say “No it’s genetics”

      I’ve know people who stay in poverty generation after generation because they believe that is the only way they know, each generation of children become conditioned to that idea, until one day one child says “That’s not going to happen to me” and they break that cycle.

      I posted an article about generational curses in my blog on Thursday, October 15, 2015

      The title is “About Curses Generational and Otherwise~~~~~” I want you to read it completely and this I can tell you, whomever supposedly brought down this Psalm 109 curse upon your family has already gone to the Devil especially if your family members were innocent.

      And they who have passed on have seen the Shining Face of God and are in his loving arms.

      You and your mother should have no fear about this curse, don’t let it control you, you control it, in the psalm line 21 says “But You, O GOD the Lord, Deal with me for Your name’s sake; Because Your mercy is good, deliver me.”

      And line 29 says “Let my accusers be clothed with shame, And let them cover themselves with their own disgrace as with a mantle.”

      This means within the Psalm that he or she who has falsely cursed your family are cursed and spiritually suffering the fires of hell or soon will be.

      If you know who put the curse upon the family, write their name down and put it under a black candle anointed with Banishing Oil. Reciet those two lines 9 times, let the candle burn down and before it goes out burn the paper with the persons name on it.

      Take the ashes to a crossroads at night and blow them to the 4 directions, this will break and scatter the curse.

      So read my blog post and remember never let the curse control you, you control it.

      Bright Blessings,
      Ms. Q

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  3. yesannie5@yahoo.com

    I live in Milwaukee, WI

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  4. Well when Easter comes dress the t rex in a bunny costume.

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    1. You know my youngest niece said the same thing! We might do that.

      Bright Blessings,
      Ms. Q

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  5. And dress it up like a pilgrim on Thanksgiving

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    1. One of my older adult nephews showed up with a small skeleton triceratops, last night.

      He said might as well have something for the big guy to "prey" upon, I think we'll put a turkey costume on it for Thanksgiving, with the big guy as the Pilgrim.

      Oh my this maybe getting out of hand.

      I do know we'll have to cover the head with a heavy plastic in case it rains so it won't mess up the lights and sound in it.

      But it does have to come down after Easter, I'm NOT having it in a pair of swim trunks and a surf board for the summer.

      Although maybe with a chunk of surf board bit out..... Nope it's got to come down after Easter.

      But we are going to have a lot of laughs.

      Bright Blessings,
      Ms. Q

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  6. You should do the surfer rex!

    Ma am on serious note this seems be a load of coincidences. Could you do a reading to see if there a deeper meaning?

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    1. Hello My Dear,

      I don't need to do a reading on this, because all creative minds (and I know yours is) when seeing a particular subject will pretty much follow the same track.

      It can't help but present itself to a group of people. And it seems that T-Rex has done that.

      I know because when mention was made of the Pilgrim Hat my niece said to me "And what will be the turkey? A small dinosaur?"

      An 2 hours later my nephew showed up with a small dinosaur.

      They have been coming up with more creative ideas like dressing it like Uncle Sam for the 4th of July.

      And in a Mexican hat for Cynco De Mayo, Cupid for Valentines day and put a leprican hat on it for St. Patrick's Day.

      But I am afraid that the neighbors might complain, and it could become what is called "an attractive nuisance"

      I certainly don't want any auto accidents when people drive by.

      So sadly there has to be a limit.

      But then again I could change my mind, we might just put it away after Christmas and then bring it out after the rains have passed.

      As my husband is fond of saying "We'll just kick that idea around a bit and see what happens."

      But still.....

      Bright Blessings,
      Ms. Q

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