Wednesday, October 4, 2017

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There's a movie,

I'm not sure if you've seen it,

starring Jim Carrey, and it's called "Yes Man."

I'm not even saying it's a good movie,

but as I remember it, he's a bank loan officer

that says "No" to everything.

He's becoming pessimistic, but he gets convinced

to go to a seminar where he agrees

to say "Yes" to every opportunity.

His life takes off.

He's way more fun, and all kinds of

amazing things happen to him,

but I am convinced that in real life

your life only gets better when you say "No."

Think about all the stress that is caused

because you say "Yes."

You say "Yes" to a project at work.

You say "Yes" to be room mom.

You say "Yes" to volunteer.

You say "Yes" to be on a board.

You say "Yes" to go on a trip.

You say "Yes" to home improvements.

All these things bring stress.

I wish it was as easy as Titus chapter 2.

We just say no to ungodliness and sin and we're set.

But instead, we have good things and more good things.

Is work bad?

No.

Are sports bad?

No.

Is your family bad?

No.

Is a new car bad?

No.

None of these things are bad,

but we live in a zero sum world

so every single time we say "Yes,"

we have to say "No" to something else.

Let me give you some examples.

If you say "No" to a project at work,

you might have the stress of not making money at home.

But then if you say "Yes" to that project at work,

you might have the stress of not being with your family.

You say "Yes" to volunteering,

well, now you have to give up something else,

and you have stress from that.

You say "Yes" to a new car,

and now you must say "No" to being under budget

and the stress that comes with it.

You say "Yes" to going on a Sunday to a sports game,

and now you have the stress of not being

in church with your family.

Every time you say "Yes," that brings stress.

Why do you do these things?

I think that's the question we have to ask ourselves.

Are you saying "Yes" because this is best

with our walk with God, or are you saying "Yes"

because you want to be accepted?

Are you saying "Yes" because it feels cooler

to be in a new car?

Are you saying "Yes" because you want people

to look at you like you're this tireless worker?

Derek Sivers, who is an author,

is famous for one phrase,

and I can't actually say his phrase.

So you can guess what word goes in between.

He says when you look at an opportunity,

when you look at a job,

when you look at something you can do,

if it is not an enthusiastic, "Heck yeah,"

it's a no.

Why does he do this?

If you want to live out the life

that God has called you to be,

to be the best mom you can be,

to be the best dad you can be,

to be the best worker you can be,

to have your best walk with God,

you have to say "No" to a lot of good things.

I just think of the life of Christ.

Here is God on earth who could do anything he wanted,

anything at all, and what does he do?

All these opportunities, and he says

"Yes" to a perfect life.

He says "yes" to death on the cross.

When God pointed to him and said the next step means

damnation and suffering and hell,

our Jesus said, "Yeah."

Let's pray.

God, you give us so many opportunities.

We pray for two things.

We want strength to say "No" to ungodliness and sin,

but we also want just as much strength

to say "No" to the good things in our life

so that we can do the awesome things in our life,

our priorities, the things you've called us to do

in our walk with you.

We ask this in Jesus' name.

Amen.

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Meet the AlumnU.S. -Ep.6 - Dr. Sandra Ardrey and Samukezi Ngubane - Duration: 4:36.

I'm Jessye Lapenn, Chargé d'Affaires at the U.S.

Mission in South Africa. This is Samukezi Ngubane,

who is an alum of the U.S. government sponsored

Fulbright program. She did her Masters at San Francisco

State, and this is Dr. Sandra Ardrey, who is a

professor at Western Kentucky University, but

spending the year as a U.S. government sponsored

Fulbright specialist here, at the University of

Limpopo. I'm in Polokwane, Limpopo to talk to these two

about a program they are doing at the University,

creating a Women & Gender Studies program.

So, tell me about this amazing partnership. How did it

happen, and what does it look like? Well, as you know

I received a Fulbright Scholarship to come and to

teach and do research into the women of the African

diaspora. So my initial goals were to reach out to

the students, do research, to talk, and to connect with

the women here, but when I got here, we met, and I was

really interested in the research that she is doing,

really interested in developing a Gender & Women

Studies program. While I have experience in other

places, I'm not as experienced with the South

African women, so it really has been helpful to connect

with her research, and with her knowledge of this area.

The partnership is really exciting because I am

already learning a lot from her. She has taken over the

class that I have been teaching because I needed

some time to focus on my PhD. So she's now teaching

the Gender Studies class that I was teaching, and I

help her to ease into the class, re-working the

syllabus and grading, and communicating with the

students. You have also had a mentoring relationship.

What has that been like for you? I was able to make it

because of the mentors that I had. When I went to Ohio

State for my graduate work, I had mentors, and those

mentors were the ones that pushed me, pulled me

through. There was a place that I could cry, and I

could vent, and so I really want to be that for her. You

also had gone to the U.S. on Fulbright,

(I have, for two years) (which is a long time)

What was your experience as a Fulbright participant in the U.S.?

I got back last year June. The program that I was doing it

was different, because I majored in International

Relations, so I switched into Women & Gender Studies.

So that was also new, and then also the learning

environment was like, oh my goodness. We still are using

the 'banking model' this side, and the U.S. is not on

that boat. The banking model? What do you mean?

OK the banking model is where a student comes in class and

listens to what the professor is saying, take

down notes, and that is the end of the class. In the

U.S. you get in, they ask you, "So what do you think

(Michel) Foucault is saying?" and you're

like, "No, I am still trying to understand

Foucault." It was very different and it really

stretched me in different directions. I learnt so

much, and when I got back, I started to do that to my

students as well. I was like, "You guys, I need

you to do a reflection of what you read. I don't

want you to go to Google and say, What does Alice

Walker say? I want you to personally reflect. Give

me your own thoughts and give me your own

understanding." I learnt so much, I got to understand

that we still have so much to do this side in terms of

trying to deliver the curriculum, and trying to

get students to participate and to be critical.

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Stepdad Puts His Foot Down When Bride And Girlfriend'S True Characters Are Revealed - Duration: 6:11.

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Stepdad puts his foot down when bride and girlfriend's true characters are revealed

If you live with a partner who is responsible for making you feel bad about yourself — they

don't belong in your life.

But sometimes the fear of loneliness is greater than the pursuit of happiness and we stay

in a relationship for too long.

Even if it's making us feel bad.

To find courage to break away from a destructive relationship is not always easy, but the man

in the story below was pushed to the point where it eventually became unsustainable.

He wrote about his situation on a Reddit forum and soon received support from thousands of

strangers who had read his post.

This is what the man wrote:

My step-daughter will be getting married on August 3rd.

The wedding planning has consumed most of her and her mother's life (I say her mother

because we aren't married, though we've lived together for 10 years) for the past six months.

My step-daughter graduated last December from University.

I paid for her to go to college, though it was a state school, it still ran $40K. She

does not have a job and has been living with us for the duration of her college career

and since her graduation.

I also bought her a car to get back and forth from school when she finished high school.

From time to time her deadbeat father would pop into her life and she would fawn all over

him.

Although he has not contributed a cent to her education or paid any child support, though

that is my girlfriend's fault as c.s. was not part of the settlement, she still loves

him and wants him in her life.

He stays long enough to break her heart by skipping town and breaking some promise that

he made her.

The wedding venue holds 250 people max.

I gave them a list of 20 people that I wanted invited, you know, since I was paying for

everything.

They told me that was no problem and they'd take care of it.

So I let these people know they'd be getting an invite and they should save the date.

Saturday, I saw one of my friends on this list at the golf course and asked if he was

coming.

He told me that he wasn't invited.

He told me that he got an announcement, but not an invitation.

He had it in his back seat (along with probably six months of mail) and showed it to me.

Sure enough, it was just an announcement, and my name was nowhere on it.

It had her dad's name and her mom's name and not mine.

This led to a pretty big fight with my GF, as I found out that NONE of my list of twenty

"made the cut" for the final guest list because "250 people is very tight."

I was pissed, but not a hell of a lot I could do because the important people in my life

had already been offended.

My GF said "if some people didn't rsvp yes, I might be able to get a couple people in."

But that is an ultimate slap in the face in my opinion.

So, I was boiling on Saturday.

Yesterday, we had a Sunday dinner with the future in-law's family and us and a surprise

guest, the "Real Dad."

At this little dinner my step-daughter announced that her "Real Dad" was going to be able to

make it to her wedding and that now he'd be able to give her away.

This was greeted with a chorus of "Oh how great" and "How wonderful"s.

I don't think I have ever felt so angry and so disrespected.

I was shaking.

I took a few seconds to gather my composure, because I honestly wasn't sure if I would

cry or start throwing punches or both.

Once I was sure I'd be able to speak I got up from my chair and said I'd like to make

a toast.

I can't remember exactly what I said but the gist of it was this:

I'd like to make a toast."

The sound of spoons against glasses ring in my years.

"It has been my great pleasure to be a part of this family for the past ten years."

Awe, how sweet.

"At this point in my life I feel I owe a debt of gratitude to bride and groom, because they

have opened my eyes to something very important."

Confident smiles exchanged.

"They have showed me that my position in this family is not what I once thought it was."

And now a glimmer of confusion and shock begins to spread on the faces in the room.

"Though I once thought of myself as the patriarch or godfather of the family, commanding great

respect and sought out for help in times of need, it seems instead that I hold the position

of an ATM, good for a stream of money, but not much else.

As I have been replaced as host, both on the invitations and in the ceremony, I am resigning

my financial duties as host to my successor, Real Dad.

So cheers to the happy couple and the path they have chosen."

I finished my drink.

"You all can let yourselves out."

Is this selfish?

I'm supposed to shell out 40 — 50 grand for a wedding that I can't invite anyone to?

That I am not a part of?

I'm so done with this crap.

I'm done with my step-daughter, I'm done with my GF.

I transferred the money out of our joint account last night.

(she has not had a job since she moved in

with me)

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Stepdad puts his foot down when bride and girlfriend's true characters are revealed

If you live with a partner who is responsible for making you feel bad about yourself — they

don't belong in your life.

But sometimes the fear of loneliness is greater than the pursuit of happiness and we stay

in a relationship for too long.

Even if it's making us feel bad.

To find courage to break away from a destructive relationship is not always easy, but the man

in the story below was pushed to the point where it eventually became unsustainable.

He wrote about his situation on a Reddit forum and soon received support from thousands of

strangers who had read his post.

This is what the man wrote:

My step-daughter will be getting married on August 3rd.

The wedding planning has consumed most of her and her mother's life (I say her mother

because we aren't married, though we've lived together for 10 years) for the past six months.

My step-daughter graduated last December from University.

I paid for her to go to college, though it was a state school, it still ran $40K. She

does not have a job and has been living with us for the duration of her college career

and since her graduation.

I also bought her a car to get back and forth from school when she finished high school.

From time to time her deadbeat father would pop into her life and she would fawn all over

him.

Although he has not contributed a cent to her education or paid any child support, though

that is my girlfriend's fault as c.s. was not part of the settlement, she still loves

him and wants him in her life.

He stays long enough to break her heart by skipping town and breaking some promise that

he made her.

The wedding venue holds 250 people max.

I gave them a list of 20 people that I wanted invited, you know, since I was paying for

everything.

They told me that was no problem and they'd take care of it.

So I let these people know they'd be getting an invite and they should save the date.

Saturday, I saw one of my friends on this list at the golf course and asked if he was

coming.

He told me that he wasn't invited.

He told me that he got an announcement, but not an invitation.

He had it in his back seat (along with probably six months of mail) and showed it to me.

Sure enough, it was just an announcement, and my name was nowhere on it.

It had her dad's name and her mom's name and not mine.

This led to a pretty big fight with my GF, as I found out that NONE of my list of twenty

"made the cut" for the final guest list because "250 people is very tight."

I was pissed, but not a hell of a lot I could do because the important people in my life

had already been offended.

My GF said "if some people didn't rsvp yes, I might be able to get a couple people in."

But that is an ultimate slap in the face in my opinion.

So, I was boiling on Saturday.

Yesterday, we had a Sunday dinner with the future in-law's family and us and a surprise

guest, the "Real Dad."

At this little dinner my step-daughter announced that her "Real Dad" was going to be able to

make it to her wedding and that now he'd be able to give her away.

This was greeted with a chorus of "Oh how great" and "How wonderful"s.

I don't think I have ever felt so angry and so disrespected.

I was shaking.

I took a few seconds to gather my composure, because I honestly wasn't sure if I would

cry or start throwing punches or both.

Once I was sure I'd be able to speak I got up from my chair and said I'd like to make

a toast.

I can't remember exactly what I said but the gist of it was this:

I'd like to make a toast."

The sound of spoons against glasses ring in my years.

"It has been my great pleasure to be a part of this family for the past ten years."

Awe, how sweet.

"At this point in my life I feel I owe a debt of gratitude to bride and groom, because they

have opened my eyes to something very important."

Confident smiles exchanged.

"They have showed me that my position in this family is not what I once thought it was."

And now a glimmer of confusion and shock begins to spread on the faces in the room.

"Though I once thought of myself as the patriarch or godfather of the family, commanding great

respect and sought out for help in times of need, it seems instead that I hold the position

of an ATM, good for a stream of money, but not much else.

As I have been replaced as host, both on the invitations and in the ceremony, I am resigning

my financial duties as host to my successor, Real Dad.

So cheers to the happy couple and the path they have chosen."

I finished my drink.

"You all can let yourselves out."

Is this selfish?

I'm supposed to shell out 40 — 50 grand for a wedding that I can't invite anyone to?

That I am not a part of?

I'm so done with this crap.

I'm done with my step-daughter, I'm done with my GF.

I transferred the money out of our joint account last night.

(she has not had a job since she moved in

with me)

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Meet the AlumnU.S. -Ep.6 - Dr. Sandra Ardrey and Samukezi Ngubane - Duration: 4:36.

I'm Jessye Lapenn, Chargé d'Affaires at the U.S.

Mission in South Africa. This is Samukezi Ngubane,

who is an alum of the U.S. government sponsored

Fulbright program. She did her Masters at San Francisco

State, and this is Dr. Sandra Ardrey, who is a

professor at Western Kentucky University, but

spending the year as a U.S. government sponsored

Fulbright specialist here, at the University of

Limpopo. I'm in Polokwane, Limpopo to talk to these two

about a program they are doing at the University,

creating a Women & Gender Studies program.

So, tell me about this amazing partnership. How did it

happen, and what does it look like? Well, as you know

I received a Fulbright Scholarship to come and to

teach and do research into the women of the African

diaspora. So my initial goals were to reach out to

the students, do research, to talk, and to connect with

the women here, but when I got here, we met, and I was

really interested in the research that she is doing,

really interested in developing a Gender & Women

Studies program. While I have experience in other

places, I'm not as experienced with the South

African women, so it really has been helpful to connect

with her research, and with her knowledge of this area.

The partnership is really exciting because I am

already learning a lot from her. She has taken over the

class that I have been teaching because I needed

some time to focus on my PhD. So she's now teaching

the Gender Studies class that I was teaching, and I

help her to ease into the class, re-working the

syllabus and grading, and communicating with the

students. You have also had a mentoring relationship.

What has that been like for you? I was able to make it

because of the mentors that I had. When I went to Ohio

State for my graduate work, I had mentors, and those

mentors were the ones that pushed me, pulled me

through. There was a place that I could cry, and I

could vent, and so I really want to be that for her. You

also had gone to the U.S. on Fulbright,

(I have, for two years) (which is a long time)

What was your experience as a Fulbright participant in the U.S.?

I got back last year June. The program that I was doing it

was different, because I majored in International

Relations, so I switched into Women & Gender Studies.

So that was also new, and then also the learning

environment was like, oh my goodness. We still are using

the 'banking model' this side, and the U.S. is not on

that boat. The banking model? What do you mean?

OK the banking model is where a student comes in class and

listens to what the professor is saying, take

down notes, and that is the end of the class. In the

U.S. you get in, they ask you, "So what do you think

(Michel) Foucault is saying?" and you're

like, "No, I am still trying to understand

Foucault." It was very different and it really

stretched me in different directions. I learnt so

much, and when I got back, I started to do that to my

students as well. I was like, "You guys, I need

you to do a reflection of what you read. I don't

want you to go to Google and say, What does Alice

Walker say? I want you to personally reflect. Give

me your own thoughts and give me your own

understanding." I learnt so much, I got to understand

that we still have so much to do this side in terms of

trying to deliver the curriculum, and trying to

get students to participate and to be critical.

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