My project manager suggested that my RFI to eClad was resolved in the recently revised and approved shop drawings. Looking through the drawings, I found nothing wrong with the elevation that my RFI was concerned with. I found that their instruction to cut the mullions were wrong. I have been asking for an answer, expecting them to research. They were not going to answer me without sound logic. Waiting for almost two months now, I don't know if they will. eClad just forwarded my email.
After work I gave into viewing Youtube and Facebook because I needed to charge my bike lights. My "new" laptop only has two USB ports, and I forgot to charge them during lunch. The distracted evening is not good.
Jessica and I did pay taxes this evening.
I was studying the law of Moses, relating it to the higher law given in the sermon on the mount, but Christ spoke so simply that I didn't think writing notes were necessary.
The following notes are from Sacrament meeting last Sunday, for I heard Ben a former student of mine ask her mother...:
What is the sacrament?
I imagined teaching my child during the sacrament, saying the following.
Look. The bread represents the flesh of Jesus Christ. It is broken. The flesh of God is broken because all men will die, but Jesus has power over death. When he died, he resurrected, returning to the presence of Heavenly Father.
Look. The water represents the blood of Jesus Christ, which was shed, when he was doing the atonement. The atonement of Christ allows God to forgive, heal, and comfort man.
Partaking of the bread and water is an ordinance that renews my promises with God.
After work I gave into viewing Youtube and Facebook because I needed to charge my bike lights. My "new" laptop only has two USB ports, and I forgot to charge them during lunch. The distracted evening is not good.
Jessica and I did pay taxes this evening.
I was studying the law of Moses, relating it to the higher law given in the sermon on the mount, but Christ spoke so simply that I didn't think writing notes were necessary.
The following notes are from Sacrament meeting last Sunday, for I heard Ben a former student of mine ask her mother...:
What is the sacrament?
I imagined teaching my child during the sacrament, saying the following.
Look. The bread represents the flesh of Jesus Christ. It is broken. The flesh of God is broken because all men will die, but Jesus has power over death. When he died, he resurrected, returning to the presence of Heavenly Father.
Look. The water represents the blood of Jesus Christ, which was shed, when he was doing the atonement. The atonement of Christ allows God to forgive, heal, and comfort man.
Partaking of the bread and water is an ordinance that renews my promises with God.
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