Touch of Gray [8/365]  

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Touch of gray
Well I need some help on my titles lol. Anyway, my flickr widget is up now, and this will probably be my last 365 post on my blog, the rest will go up just on flickr. Though who knows.. :-p

[7/365]  

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I have quite a few photos from today, but my non-existent editing skills cut down the useful photos greatly. No caption I could really think of. 

[6/365] Swirly!  

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Brownie batter, which then died when I did what I was told by the recipe. It said to put the pan in an ice bath, right out of the oven. That did NOT work well, the pan shattered, the brownies drowned, and there is now glass in our disposal. I am very sad...

[5/365]  

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Yum? I don't have a caption lol
Yes, this was for saturday, long day working, and I forgot and I was tired so there.


Where Dreams Go to Die...  

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Where dreams go to die...






Would the caption be better without the ... at the end? I decided to create a folder for my 365 pics, much easier to find now.

Life Springs Anew, 365  

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Life Springs Anew



Not entirely happy with it, but not a ton of time today. [3/365]

Should We Capitalize?  

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I'm reading through Institutes of Christian Religion by John Calvin, and I noticed that he does not capitalize "he" when referring to God. I've also noticed that the very reputable English standard version of the Bible also does not do this. The New American standard version, and I know others do capitalize "he", though I think that I've seen other versions that don't. Its always been my impression that you capitalize "he" in regards to God, in showing reverence to Him. That as He is God, He should always be shown the greatest respect. Yet, we have great men of the faith - I believe Mathew Henry also did not do this, though I would have to double check -, and also very respected translations of the Bible that do not capitalize the "he". So what do y'all think, is it not a big deal, or should we make a huge effort to always capitalize "he"? Also do y'all have any idea why people have not done it? I would like to hear y'all's opinions on the subject and look forward to the discussion.

I have so many things I want to blog about lol, oh well in time...