Everything looks good. I'm going to try some of them. My heart breaks for your daddy. My daddy had lost all his family, mom and us kids were all he had left. He loved my mom soo much. We lost her unexpectedly and I had to watch him suffer tremendously for 9 months till he passed. It was the hardest thing I've ever lived through. I will continue to pray for you all. God bless.
I remember seeing my Dad cry when my Gramma, his Mom passed away... I miss my Gramma so much..she was an amazing, kind loving lady.. She gave the best hugs and I loved her stories.. I am saying a prayer for your Dad.... I know how hard it is to see your Dad cry..
I'm so sorry to hear about your Grandma passing. Praying for her, your Dad and all of your family. Hugs to you honey. I just lost my Dad recently, so I know how you feel right now.
I honestly would never eat any kind of meat from a food pantry. Shelf stable items only are what I would be comfortable with. Often times food is being donated from citizens from the community and they may not know food safety. So who knows where the meat came from, when it was bought, how it had been previously stored and or handled, etcetera. Even meat that comes in original packaging I would stay away from.
I've had plenty of meat from food pantries. I'm sure if something was wrong, common sense would tell you not to eat it. I've rarely had a problem with meat from pantries.
The food pantry here had a giant walk in freezer and often times Trader Joe's and Winn Dixie are the ones who donate the meat/peoduce/ bakery items so I disagree with you .
Please forgive me for this comment but I don't think you need to explain how you feel about christ, anybody that's watching this knows already that you're a Christian. Which is a wonderful thing. This is said with love I'm not putting anybody down this is said totally with love respect for you.❤❤❤ Happy Easter He is Risen
Would you be able to perhaps share a little more with regards to what you mean about how you celebrate passover? I did not realize you were Jewish based on the fact that I don't believe you keep kosher so forgive me for just being a little bit confused. Maybe I just didn't understand correctly.
You don’t have to keep kosher to be Jewish or participate/keep/follow any Jewish holidays. I don’t want to speak for her - but celebrating Passover has to do with the fact that it coincided with the last supper. Again, I don’t want to speak for her but that’s the answer to the question you’re likely asking.
@@rebeccamiller3547 indeed I am aware of the particulars of the Jewish faith as I have been born and raised right into the heart of the most populated Jewish community in Canada which is here in Montreal. I asked only because I've been following her for a short while now and never once have I understood her to observe anything from the Jewish faith. So yes if she's picking and choosing what they want to follow it's perfectly fine I just wish there would have been more clarity on her end as to why they celebrate and observe Passover.
@@marykoufalis7666 I love Montreal and it has been too long since I’ve visited! I’m Jewish and love learning about how other religions incorporate their beliefs into the holidays.
I am not Jewish. But the biblical holy days are very prophetic of Jesus life and works and Resurrection and of the things yet to come (His second coming and the events afterward.)
