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Give Yourself The Gift Of Limits
Sometimes, I tackle more complex topics.
This is one of them.
I have a very special message for you today, and it's directed to a very special audience. I'm dedicating this special message to the approval addict, the chronically nice, the people pleaser, and anyone else who needs to love themselves more. These are people who lack Personal Boundaries.
A person without Boundaries doesn't like himself. In his hunger for love, he'll bend over backwards to make other people like him. He'll lose his own personality to please others. Because he's allergic to conflict, he won't speak out his wishes or opinions. He fears angry, intimidating people. He usually gets trapped in enmeshed relationships. He allows himself to be abused by Controllers.
Solution? Give yourself the gift of limits. When you give yourself the Gift of Limits, you end up giving the world a bigger Gift of Love. If you don't build your boundaries, then you won't help anyone—including yourself.
Let me explain what boundaries are…
What Are Boundaries?
The Fence Around Your Life
Boundaries are your sense of self. It's your love for yourself. It's your self-value, self-concept, self-definition.
Boundaries are like the protective Fence around the property of your life. A physical Fence prevents harmful stuff—like snakes, or rabid dogs, or vandals, or thieves—from entering your property. A psychological Fence does the same thing—it prevents harmful habits and harmful people from entering your life.
1. Harmful Habits
Remember, addictions are a hunger for love. When you don't value yourself, you'll allow harmful habits to come and steal away your physical, emotional, and spiritual health.
I remember talking to a beautiful girl. After chatting for awhile, she said, "Excuse me Bo, but I have to puff my cancer stick." I felt so sad her. Smoking is bad enough. To call a cigarette a cancer stick is so much worse. Because our body is very obedient. It will simply follow what you tell it to produce.
2. Harmful People
If you don't value yourself, you allow harmful people to steal away your time, or your health, or your peace, or your purity, or your freedom, or your money, or your dignity…
This is difficult to do because we believe that good people always say YES. After all, Jesus said, "If anyone would come after me, he must deny himself and take up his cross and follow me." (Matthew 16:24)
Hey, if you're emotionally healthy, you should follow this call right away. But what if you're not emotionally healthy? If you're an emotionally broken person without personal boundaries, following this call right away will be a disaster.
A broken person is attracted to a religion that says, "Deny to yourself!" and "Die to yourself!" because he doesn't like himself. Question: How can you deny yourself and die to yourself when you don't even have a self?"
But that's what some broken people do. These boundary-less people don't love themselves, yet they try to give love in an effort to gain love. And they end up even more broken.
Before you deny yourself, build your boundaries! Before you give love to others, receive God's Love to heal your brokenness, give you a powerful sense of self, and teach you how to love yourself.
Once you've built your boundaries, then you can deny yourself for others not based on fear but on real love.
Help Yourself So You Can Help Others
That's why I love the Good Samaritan story.
I'm struck how Sammie had good boundaries. (Sorry, Jesus didn't give us a name, so let's call the guy Sammie.) How do I know he has good boundaries? Jesus included this important detail in the story: The next day he took out two denarii and gave them to the innkeeper. 'Look after him,' he said, 'and when I return, I will reimburse you for any extra expense you may have.' (Luke 10:37)
I find this little factoid absolutely fascinating. Jesus could have said, "And Sammie stayed with the injured man for three days until he recovered." But that wasn't what He said. Jesus said that Sammie delegated the injured man to the innkeeper because he had to take care of his own business. I don't know what business he was in. Perhaps he was selling Ipads and had to see a customer in the next town.
Sammie probably said, "This isn't the last guy I'll be helping on the road. There'll be more injured, wounded, poor guys along my path. So I need to continue my little business so that I'll be able to help more people."
I pick out two powerful lessons here.
First Lesson: When you help others, you should never forget helping yourself. Don't kill the Goose that lays the Golden Egg. The Goose is you. The Golden Eggs is your service. Take care of you so that you can continue to serve.
Second Lesson: When you help others, do it with a team. Don't try to do everything by yourself or you'll burn out. Give yourself the gift of limits and you'll be able to give a bigger gift of love to the world.
The 4 Most Common Broken Fences In Your Life
How do you build your Boundaries?
After 30+ years of helping people, I've noticed 4 of the most common areas where we have broken Boundaries. These are like broken fences where thieves enter and steal God's blessings from your life:
1. Our Money Fence is Broken
2. Our Body Fence is Broken
3. Our Friendship Fence is Broken
4. Our Helping Fence is Broken
1. Our Money Fence Is Broken
It's your personal responsibility to build your finances.
In our old way of thinking, Christians should never think about money. I think that's nuts. When you help others, you should help yourself financially. That's not selfishness, that's self-love.
If you're a parent, then let me speak to you. I know you love your kids. But don't spend everything for your kids. Give yourself the gift of limits. You need to set aside a portion of your income for your future personal needs. Because if you don't invest for yourself, you'll end up burdening your adult children to pay for your old age. You want to be grow old and grow rich at the same time.
2. Our Body Fence Is Broken
I see this so often: When mothers no longer have time for themselves because of the children's needs.
Don't do that. Or you'll burn out.
My message to mothers: Eat the right food. Take vacations. Exercise. Take time to pray. And see to it that you have "alone" times. And time to be with your girlfriends. I love it when my wife goes out with her girlfriends. Because I know that when she comes home, her Love Tank is full, and she has much love to give to me and the boys.
I see this same "burning out" among Christian Leaders. If you're a Christian leader, be like Sammie. Delegate. Work as a Team. Meet your physical needs. Watch what you eat. Establish an exercise program. And take vacations. It isn't a sin to ask for one!
3. Our Friendship Fence Is Broken
When you were growing up, your mother told you, "Choose your friends." I'm going to say the same thing to you.
Don't just spend time with the people who are most available to you or with the people that's right in front of you. Be deliberate with who you spend your time. Because your future will be shaped by the people you hang out with.
First, there are Nourishing Friends. After hanging out with them, you feel inspired. You leave their presence encouraged. Enlightened. Elevated.
Second, there are Negative Friends. After spending time with them, you feel drained. Deflated. Depleted. Discouraged. Damaged. And sometimes, devastated.
If Nourishing Friends are Terrific Friends, then Negative Friends are Toxic Friends.
It's their negativity that saps our energy. They complain a lot. They love to criticize others. They love pointing out the faults of others.
Here's my advice: Love yourself and avoid Toxic People. Life is short! You only have a short time on planet earth. Hang out with the people that nourish you.
Some Christians think that because God calls us to love all sorts of people, we have no choice but to spend time with the Toxic people 24 hours a day. We feel guilty and think, "My gosh, if God chose to spend time with the lovable only, then He wouldn't have spent time with me."
But that's precisely the point. You're not God. You have limits. Love yourself and give yourself the gift of limits.
Look. I'm not saying, "Don't love Toxic people." We should. But if you're spending 80% of your time with Toxic people and 20% of your time with Terrific people, you need to invert the proportions. Be deliberate in choosing who you hang out with.
4. Our Helping Is Broken
We don't know how to help others. Many times, our helping doesn't help at all. It doesn't help the person we're helping and it doesn't help the helper.
The wisdom of the Bible can fix this. The Bible is brilliant. I find it amazing how a 2000-year-old text contains practical solutions to modern psychological problems. (Actually, they're not really modern—they're just named in a modern way.)
Take Galatians 5. This chapter contains two seemingly opposing instructions. In verse 2, it says Carry each other's burdens… And then in verse 5, just three verses after, it says for each one should carry his own load.
At first, I was confused. Do we help or do we not help?
The Answer is in the Greek text. If you look at the original Greek translation, it's clear. "Burden" means Boulder. And "Load" means Knapsack.
So the literal Greek Translation can be like this: "Carry each other's BOULDER… for each one should carry his KNAPSACK."
Help those who CAN'T carry their burden—But don't help those who can but WON'T.
In other words, don't take on the personal responsibilities of other people. If you do, your helping isn't really helping, but harming.
Let me give you an example. If you're a mother, you brush the teeth of your toddler. But at a certain point, you ask your child to take personal responsibility for brushing his teeth. It will be very awkward if you still brush the teeth of your 27-year old. There's something bizarre if Mom says, "Son, open your mouth. Wider please. I need to reach your left molar. So, how was your sales presentation this morning?"
Give yourself the gift of Limits by knowing where your responsibility ends and where the other person's responsibility begins.
A Story With A Big Question
I read this story from Rabbi Edwin Friedman. I got the main concept but changed a few details:
Imagine you're standing on a bridge.
Suddenly, a man comes running to you with a rope tied around his waist. He hands you the end of a rope, and asks, "Can you hold this for me? Really tight, okay?"
"Uh, okay," you answer, not understanding why. When you hold the rope, he walks to the edge of the bridge and jumps off!
You're stunned. You pull the rope with all your might to prevent him from falling further into the water beneath the bridge.
"Don't let go of me or I'll die!" he screams from below.
You answer back, "You're crazy! Why did you do that? Climb up the rope!"
He says, "You're now responsible for my life! Don't let go of me or I'll die!"
You look around. There's no place to tie the rope. The guy was right—he was now your responsibility! But you feel your strength weakening…
Here's my big question: What will you do?
Tough Love
There are certain people in this world that will give you their own knapsack (not boulder) and ask you to carry it for them.
But if you're a person with no boundaries, you'll take their knapsack or responsibility, thinking this is what Christian Love is. But actually, you may be helping not because you love, but because you want to be loved.
Many years ago, I was helping a very poor family. So I hired the father to work for me as a messenger. But he wasn't doing his job well. No matter how his supervisor coached him, he didn't want to work even to satisfy the basic requirements. Plus, everyone in the company didn't like to work with him anymore.
So I had this problem: Do I let him go? But his job was the only thing that fed his family. Guilt prevented me from firing him. But something in me told me I should.
And that was when I realized something. What if my helping was no longer helping but harming? What if I was holding him back from changing his life? I realized that the job I gave was his comfort zone. If he stayed there, he would never change for the next 30 years. It was clear that he would remain a mediocre messenger for the rest of his life. But if he no longer had that comfort zone, there was this slight chance that he would be forced to change. By not firing him, I was preventing this chance (no matter how slim) from happening.
Here's my lesson: Don't always save people from the painful consequences of their decisions. (It was his decision to be an inefficient messenger, not mine.) Sometimes, the kindest thing you can do is to allow a person to experience the bad results of his bad choices.
The Bible talks about Tough Love.
St. Paul said, If one will not work, neither let him eat. (2 Thessalonians 3:10) Pretty harsh, don't you think? But that's the point. That harshness may be the trigger that will force him to change his life.
The Bible also says, A worker's appetite works for him, for his hunger urges him on. (Proverbs 16:26) Don't always save people from their hunger. Because that hunger may move him to change.
Let me now go back to the story of the bridge and, just like a few Filipino Telenovelas, offer you two endings.
First Version: Happy Ending
The man hanging from the rope screams again, "Don't let go or I die. I'm now your responsibility!"
You shout, "I refuse to make your life my responsibility! You were the one who jumped off the bridge in the first place. I warn you, you have probably five more minutes to climb up here. After that, my physical strength would be gone. When that happens, I have no choice but to let you go!"
The man shouts, "No, I am your responsibility. If you let go, I die! You can't let go…"
After five minutes, your strength is gone. Your arms collapse and you let go. The rope slips through your bleeding hands. The man screams and falls into the water.
Surprisingly, he doesn't die. He swims to shore. At that moment, he has an "Aha" moment. He realizes he should stop jumping off bridges. He changes his life.
Now for the second version…
Second Version: Tragic Ending
You scream to the man, "I can't hold on anymore! I probably have five more minutes before I lose all my strength…"
The man screams back, "You have to hold on. If you let go, I die. And my blood will be in your hands."
Stricken by fear, you tie the rope around your waist—and you hold on for as long as you can.
But slowly, you're getting weaker. You feel dizzy. Your body inches towards the edge of the bridge. And then it happens—you fall off the bridge.
The man you were trying to rescue hits the water first. He does not die. He swims to shore. But when you hit the water, you could not swim because you were so weak.
And you drown and die.
Dealing With Controllers
Obviously, I like version one.
But you'll be surprised how many people follow version two.
The man who jumped off the bridge is what you call a Controller. A Controller doesn't respect the boundaries of another person. He wants to impose his will on you.
There are two types of Controllers in this world. The Aggressive Controller and the Manipulative Controller. (The man with the rope was a Manipulative Controller.) To control you, the Manipulative Controller uses guilt while the Aggressive Controller uses anger.
And the only way to deal with a Controller?
Love yourself and give yourself the Gift of Limits.
For many decades, I've received the "ropes" of other people and held on. How could I let go? I'm a Christian. I'm a Christian Leader. With much guilt, I held onto the ropes of other people. But along the way, I felt exhausted, empty, and even depressed.
That's when I realized I wasn't really loving.
Soon, I realized that I need to help myself so I can help others. When I have a healthy sense of self, then I can freely CHOOSE to deny that self, die to myself, and live for others.
I give myself to others not because of fear or shame or guilt.
I give myself to others because I truly love.
May your dreams come true,
Bo Sanchez
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75 Responses to "Give Yourself The Gift Of Limits"
Bo words are not enough to capture what's in
my heart. Your website brings me
Peace love joy and everything my heart and soul
Needs. Today I promise myself to start
loving myself, to create a new me. God is
So good to let me discover this website….
The best in the whole world. Thanks a bunch!thought-provoking!
Wow its just nice to see people be enlightened on what we are into and we all forget the true sense and meaning of the word BEING and give it a meaning of DOING unconciously…it is the great journey we give also to ourselves the gift of SELF-DISCOVERY…
Thanks Bo!
This issue helps me a lot.Just what I needed to learn! Thanks so much! It was a big enlightenment! Praise God!
This is something to think about. This somehow changed my idea of helping, loving others. Just when I thought I was giving love, I wasn't.
Thank you Bro Bo for another inspiring article.
Thank you for reminding us that we need to help ourselves first before we help others.
Another great article to start my week right! :))
this is a complex issue that was made simple to understand. a great writer can simplify complex issues. this is truly a great article.:) many thanks, bo sanchez.
Was praying last night about this.I have had this kind of dilemma
With my family. To help or not to help. Reading this the following morning is
Like manna from heaven. Thanks Bo.Another good thoughts to jumpstart the workweek. Let's all have a blessed day ahead.
Brother Bo,
a well-said article once more! it leads me to rethink my personal boundaries…. I love this article!
Thank you Brother Bo! You're brilliant!!!!!May GOD bless you more as always!
Yes, this is very true. I pray that I will have the gift of limits and I pray that I will serve with love. Thank you for this enlightening message, Bro. Bo!
Been tired of chasing over my husband… maybe it's about time that I set boundaries… Today, I'm giving myself the GIFT OF LIMITS ! I have tried hard enough.. and it's not working.. better yet, I'll start loving myself.. and find happiness on the truth that God loves me !
Thank you so much Brother Bo !
Thank you for this article…very inspiring and informative. It really help mo open my eyes specially on my current situation. Thank you very much brother Bo! may God bless you always
Thank you for making me realize that I need to give myself the Gift of Limit…. All the best to you Bro. Bo.
Thank you Bro. Bo!
This is the exact answer to my question. Yey!
May the good Lord bless you always! ^_^
I still have to love myself more so that I can love others more. I'm halfway there! ^_^
Praise the Lord for He is the source of all wisdom!
thanks Bo you are an inspiration, u never failed to uplift my spirit everytime i read your article, thanx much for leading us to the right direction of how to be a better person and how to hElp others…God speed
Very timely message! thank you Bro. Bo.
Love this line a lot:"Give yourself the gift of Limits by knowing where your responsibility ends and where the other person's responsibility begins."
Big Thanks bro Bo for sharing this great great article! I agree, we must know our limits and set boundaries in helping other people even with our own family members.
In my experience, i share your two practical stock market books (My Maid Invest in the Stock Market/A Turtle Always Win) to my co-workers, and i told them to take charge of their own financial. I just share how i open an online account etc. and it's just up to them if they follow or not, i just share what i know and i deliberately told them that i'm not responsible or to be blamed for whatever will happen to their finances if they too will invest in the stock market. I just share them the books, COL Financial, the Truly Rich Club and that's it. I think i've done my part and that's where my responsibility ends..
Keep inspiring and informing us. More Power to you and your Ministries.
GODBLESS us all.. ",)Be TRULY RICH! Join the Club now!!
http://www.bosanchezmembers.com/amember/go.php?r=25053Great day Bro Bo!
Great topic! Ang sarap ulit ulitin…We Filipinos usually do not practice this THING Gift of Limit or Boundary…because we love to please others. I for one is a good example of being a pleaser( but limited edition only)…with this Article I should be more aware of my behavior/decisions etc,towards others. I should put Limits. Thank you Bro Bo,you are always there reminding us to be true to ourselves. God bless you more and your Family….thank you Bro.Bo for inspiring me through your blogs.God bless you always
Thanks Bro. Bo for a very inspiring article this Monday—-Give yourself a Gift of Limits—–
once again thank you very much for your message,piling ko lahat ng ito tumama sa akin,january ng malaman ko na ang b.f ko nabuntis ang isa nya pa g.f thats way i'im now feeling alone and hopeless becoz im pregnant too, im giving birth to my son this coming month of sept, without anything support from my x b.f but i trust god ano man kalagayan ko nakahawak ako ng mahigipit sa kanya lang ako kumukuha ng lakas at sa tulong n din ng mga mensahe mo at magazine, thank you so much.natuklasan ko na my bro.bo pala, more power we love u po.maari po b na magazine nyo na lang ako mag subcribe paano po b magsubcribe para makatanggap ng magazine nyo kasi po malapit na ako manganak at hindi ko na madalas machecheck ang email ko.thank you po uli.
Thanks Bro. Bo for the wonderful article as always! I'm also a proud member of your Truly Rich Club. It has helped me a lot, not only financially but spiritually as well.
Thanks Bro. Bo!P. S. For More Info, here's the link below:
Very powerful and very empowering!
Truly The Holy Spirit is upon you.
Thank you!Paki check lang po, parang hindi na proof read ng maigi.
May mga konting typo resulting to grammar glitches.
Salamat po.God bless you and your ministry more and more!
[…] I simply love the latest article from my favorite Preacher Bo Sanchez. In this article, he talks about the importance of setting boundaries and showing tough love for people who wishes to manipulate and control you. You can find his article here Give Yourself The Gift of Limits. […]
Thank you!
Very refreshing and enlightening reminder. Maraming salamat po. God bless you always.
" How can you deny yourself and die to yourself when you don't even have a self?" - this logical line puts things indeed in a right perspective. I praise the almighty God for using Bro. Bo articulate this one.
Thanks Bro. Bo! I've always been like that..doing everything just to please others..but like what you've written..i feel very exhausted now..you're right..i need to love myself more so that i can give more love to others..thank you for the reminder..please continue to inspire more people..
God bless you and your family!
Dear Bro. Bo,
A very timely message for me! Thank you very much for making me realize that I should give myself the gift of limits…GOD bless you and your family! GOD bless your ministry!
HutchHi Bro. Bo!
Thanks for all your wonderful messages. It is really true.
In some other ways, I wanted to please others but most of the time I'm a controller, especially at work and with my husband.
I now realize why my husband says "stop telling me what to do", it's because i didn't respect his boundaries and i wanted to be in control with his life.
This article gives me an insight and better way to improve myself and improve our relationship as well.Thanks for this one. I'm looking forward for your next article.
God bless us always.
as the song goes…
"Learning to love yourself,
It is the greatest love of all…"thanks Bro. Bo:) just like the song goes..let it be 2x..what would be the answer, let it be..
Dear Bro Bo,
More often times i didn't have used my limits, So confusing. As i read this article I'm so enlightened. Now i realize how impotant to build our boundaries in daily lives in such a way loving ourself. Thanks a lot bro Bo.
More power to you .. and God bless!
Your stories teach me to become a better person.
I feel so much refreshed and blessed with this. Thank you for being God's echo to me Brother Bo. Thank you will never be enough.
God is good all the time! thank you for the inspiring article bro. Bo. thanks for being a blessing.
I work in a call center, particularly in a U.S. billing account where callers are very angry and frustrated most of the time. And reading your emails everytime I get them after work has helped a lot in bringing back the PEACE OF MIND, HEART AND SOUL that have been somewhat disturbed (and drained out) after dealing with those mad, angry, raving, negative customers all night.
I feel so thankful and BLESSED that I signed up for your email, Bro. Bo.
I wish I could go back to my highschool days when I used to buy and subscribe to Kerygma. I know that God has a special plan for me (and for everyone else too.)
I feel like I am slowly re-discovering what God has planned for me. I really want to help other people and continue with my dreams of doing charity work for the needy and the poor and this article has really been very helpful to me. Not to mention, very enlightening and inspiring too!
May you continue to be Blessed so that you can still bless more and more people everyday, Bro. Bo and shine the Light on us all always!!
I wonder if that 'guilt' thing is a Filipino thing? Regardless to say, thank you for sharing this article. Thank you.
Hi Bo,
This topic entails deep understanding to all readers especially to concerned individuals - controller and the victim?
As what it says, "God helps those who helped themselves" and "teach a person not only how to eat the fish but more importantly on HOW to catch the FISH!
It's very important to share this to OFW, whose dependents in Philippines won't realized what sacrifices our Bayaning Filipinos embraced away from their loved ones but the latter are just enjoying what have been provided to them. Most relative will just depends on the allotment given to them monthly extended to their whole clan. Thus, most of them stop working or never seek for employment and just live luxuriously. Never did they thought when it will last and the provider will never last long?
The most painful is when an OFW gets old, retrenched from work for some economic slump down and nothing happened to the money sent, all spent and debts bombarded as the burden was solely shouldered by the poor OFW…
Hope your article may help as an eye opener to all your avid readers.
God bless evryone with Wisdom from up Above.
In Christ,
AnneThank you Brother Bo!
Super wonderful story! I saw the play of the story live in The Feast in PICC. We really had a good time and yet learned a golden lesson.
God bless!
Hello po,
Thanks for this kind of message. It really enlightened my mind. It made me feel free from worries of my past. I was totally guilty and maybe stiil feel the same now with what I did to my 5 years relationship with my ex-boyfriend and along with that I was the one who always made efforts for us to still hold on (as if I'm a man) but suddenly I felt tired. It was really an exhausting moment that I suddenly realized that "It's ENOUGH". Those moments also the moment that he couldn't stand on his own life that he always needs me. I also realized that I gave him all and my everything. Five years of being with him, loving him and supporting him all the way. I also felt guilt but I also thought that If I wouldn't did it maybe he'll just rely on me and nothing will happen to him. Thank God that he was able to over come the situation which he got what he really wanted before so now he's okay. I thank God for it that he was able to achieve something even though I wasn't with him. I also missed him but there's no way to meet him and be with him again. I always wish him the best as I was always dreamed for him. I'm also praying for my self too that he'll forgive me and I'll be totally free from worries.
Thank you Bro. Bo.you really help me to know my self even more. thanks a lot:))
Bro Bo, I THANK GOD FOR GIVING YOU TO ME…BECAUSE I'VE LEARNED A LOT FROM YOU….GOD BLESS YOU ALWAYS!!!!!
Hi Bro. Bo,
You are truly one of God's gifts to the Filipinos. Always, you're stories are absolutely enlightening, ever practical. unfailingly answers all the perplexities of human relationships. I pray for God's ceaseless blessings on your health, family, wealth and relationships.
Thank you.Need to hear this today. Thank you so much Bro. Bo. God bless you, your family and your ministries!
Very true, wonderful and inspiring! God bless Bro!
"Sometimes, the kindest thing you can do is to allow a person to experience the bad results of his bad choices." This is true!
Thanks Bro Bo for an inspiring message and advice. God bless you and your ministry
Thank you brother for send out a wonderful and vey inspiring soul food message.
God bless.
Thank you brother for send out a wonderful and very inspiring soul food message.
God bless.
Thank you Bro. Bo. You gave me a reason to say NO to manipulators and aggressors.
Hi Bo, You strengthen my life and also the people around me by sending and sharing those wonderful,inspiring message on me to share.. thank you so much Bo.
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Many thanks Bro. Bo. you have inspired me so much with this very enlightening article. I pray that by God's grace I can apply this to myself and learn to value and love my self and my family first before I continue extending help to my other family members who seemed not satisfied witht the little help I have extended to them in the past. More power to you Bro Bo and God bless you and your family!
This is so true in Philippine setting…
Most of us are so so dependent sa kapamilyang ngtrabaho sa abroad.
Too dependent…na karamihan sa atin ay istambay. At sobrang overpopulated na tayo…dahil kulang sa edukasyon. Just imagine our population is over 90M plus 12M working abroad…
Kaya hindi masyadong umasenso sa pinas…at ang hilig p nating mgpasikat…super materialistic…hindi ng-isip sa future…
Sa ibang bansa…walang mga istambay…everyone is working…very independent…
Kahit gaano pa sila kayaman…marunong p rin silang mgtipid…
Thank u bro bo for this story. I hope everyone of us learned to value thyself…God bless u and ur ministry!
salamat, kuya Bo!
iyon nga po naiinis ako sa mga controller, hayst… ako man alam ko naging biktima din nila ako…
ganun p man, salamat po ng marami Kuya Bo!
kuya bo,
i must say that i was really struck pretty hard.
sobrang tinamaan po ako. all my life, i've been like this, and i guess this is the reason why i always feel hurt and unloved, i always feel burn out after giving all that i can. anyways, i am 19 and i am hoping that i can slowly heal my broken fences in life.
keep reaching out to people kuya bo, you never know how i feel when i read this. i felt like you were talking to me, strucking me really hard with needles cm by cm of my whole being.
i hope one day i can be a part of your family, kerygma and the feast.
may god give you more wisdom.
love, blair.
I realized that I should take of myself when it comes to finances. I want to help more people. I can do that if I have enough money to support myself for a lifetime. I don't want asking for money when I get old.
[…] saying "No" through a talk by brother Randy at The Feast (Makati). It explained the Gift of Limits. There are some people (I was one of them) who find it hard to say "No". I personally […]
Bo, truly, God is good for giving me a chance to read your stories. Im in the process of loving myself and at the same time of not being a controller to others who love me. I started looking for this website when one time i was so tired of all my worries and anxieties and i just wanted to let go and let God…but i didnt know where to start…then, i started googling your name, and I found all these. God truly loves me…i thought before he didnt, i was the bullseye for going thru all the hard times, but the more i read about your stories, the more i understand a lot of this that freeds me from all the wrong thinking that gives me wrong feelings…thank you Bo!
Food ro the soul thank you bro sanchez
thank God because He gave us you brother bo for sharing this inspiring article to us.
This message is timely for breadwinners. Thanks.
help yourself so you can help others very nice line
This is a perfect message for those who need to love themselves more.
AMENBro Bo,
Your story is very apt to what my family is facing right now, and I would say that it is tougher to have such limit especially when it involves a family member. My prayer now is when I let go of the rope and the person I love is able to survive, that she becomes a better person, if only for her and her family. Thank you for being such a gift and inspiration.
Hi Bro Bo,
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Ratings: 833
Reviews: 383
rAvg: 4.15
pDev: 11.57%
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look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Shared a bottle with the in-laws while eating apple crisp - how appropriate!
A - Not sure how to evaluate this, as I don't have much frame of reference. It looks like carbonated apple juice, but with a two-fingered head and spotty lacing. The rising bubbles settle down pretty quickly after pouring.
S - It smells like fermented juice. I suppose that's the point, isn't it? There are some faint spices in there, kind of like an apple pie.
T - Tart and sweet at the same time. Really pleasant - it tastes like cider but with the slightest hint of malt.
M - The carbonation gives it a nice zing. Smooth and creamy, just like good cider.
D - If you love cider this is great for sessions, if you don't it still might be nice for the occasional try.
Another great New Glarus fruit brew! Wish I'd grabbed more of this when I was in Milwaukee.
Serving type: bottle
12-14-2008 00:48:19 |
More by MasterSki
look: 3 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
Cooked apple aroma escapes on uncapping the bottle...let's pour first before further comment...amber hue, apple cider-y, slightly hazy, mostly clear, without a head to speak of...nose is pungent, snappy, appley all the way, tart, and hot...Taste? Sour twang at first, then sweetness ensues...bracing mouthfeel, then mellow...juicy, high carbonation, tasty, tingly...though it fades a bit toward the end...not bad. No, actually, it's okay.
Not what I like, but it's sure to suit plenty of tastes out there...here's to them!
Serving type: bottle
12-16-2004 07:10:44 |
More by feloniousmonk
Rhode Island
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
Acquired via trade from MilwaukeeCrusher so a big "Thank You" goes out to him. Poured from a 12oz bottle into a US tumbler pint glass.
A: The beer is a light gold color, with a thin white head that fades quickly and leaves a thin lace on the glass.
S: The aroma contains a lot of sweet apples, some light caramelized malts and a touch of hops.
T: The taste likewise starts out with a very strong sweet apple flavor that dominates. I had expected it to be more sour than sweet but I'm not disappointed either. The malt character is hearty but not too heavy and there's a very mild hops presence that brings a decent balance. The after-taste is sweet.
M: Smooth and crisp, medium body, medium carbonation, finish is clean.
O: Tasty, goes down easily, not too filling, very mild kick, good representation of style, this is a decent beer to drink for a while if you're in the mood for the sweet apple flavor.
Serving type: bottle
05-23-2012 04:23:27 |
More by TheManiacalOne
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Yuck...what happens when you try to make a cider into a beer? this happens.
Beer is amber and clear with no head, no lacing and low carbonation, this is OK i guess.
Beer smells like apples and spice, this is more upsetting if this isn't what i expected.
Beer is thin to medium bodied and apply. Its sweet and cidery with mild spice and some grain acidity at the end. It's not super enjoyable as I hoped. I doubt I would drink more than the 12 ounces I had.
Serving type: bottle
12-09-2010 05:21:27 |
More by drabmuh
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Thanks to my brother for sharing this bottle. A fruit beer from New Glarus? Yes please.
The beer pours an amber color with a white head. The aroma is heavy on the apple pie. I get all of the notes I expect, with some cinnamon, apple and bready notes. The flavor also doesn't disappoint. I get cinnamon, apple and crust notes. This beer tastes like an apple pie. Awesome. Thin to medium mouthfeel and medium carbonation. There are lots of breweries out there, but I don't think anyone does fruit beers better than our friends from Wisconsin.
Serving type: bottle
08-04-2011 01:07:08 |
More by Mora2000
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Glad they brought this out of retirement! Poured into a rinsed stange glass, a vigorous pour created a three finger head of crackling white foam. Surface has a nice soft luster, and a ring of sticky foam. Crisp and fresh apple juice aroma, some light musty yeast lingers too. Flavor is crisp tart red apple, some mild malt in the back, seems very close to dry cider. Very clean and crisp feeling, fairly light without the estery alcohol of traditional cider. A little bit sweet, but the dryness seems to take care of it before it gets cloying. Drank two yesterday and one today, so it's pretty drinkable, especially if you like apple juice or cider.
Tried a 50/50 blend with the Unplugged Berliner Weisse, and it was better with just about 1/3 Berliner Weisse added to 2/3 Apple Ale.
Serving type: bottle
12-29-2008 04:25:54 |
More by emerge077
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Thanks to TATURBO for this one! This beer poured out as a lightly hazy golden color with a thin white head that doesn't do much but form a ring around the glass. Not much lacing here. The smell of the beer had a pretty good aroma of apple to it. It starts to smell better as it warms up. The taste is like a blend of cider and apple juice with a good amount of spices in there too. The mouthfeel was almost medium bodied and had a good carbonation to it. Overall I can't say that it was my favorite Apple flavored beer, as much as I love these beers, I think it was a little too tart at times. I would drink this again for sure.
Serving type: bottle
07-23-2011 22:45:46 |
More by Knapp85
look: 3.5 | smell: 5 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 5
12 oz. bottle,
A: Pours amber with a mild white head, limited lacing, solid head retention.
S: Winter spice, green and yellow apples, mulled cider; decadent, like the best apple pie you've ever smelled.
T: Pretty much with the nose. More cider like than beer. Beautiful winter spice/cinnamon with the true apple flavour, absolutely delicious.
M: Light-bodied, crisp, soft carbonation with a very mild acidity.
D: As with the other New Glarus fruit beers I've had this is incredible. The top 4 fruit beers of my life, they're all New Glarus, can't say more than that.
Serving type: bottle
12-11-2010 05:23:34 |
More by Halcyondays
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Thanks to rudzud for sharing.
Pours a very light fizzy head, semi hazy golden orange carrot color.
Nose is like sparkling apple juice, fresh apple cider, quite effervescent, hint cinnamon like spices, spiced cider, touch apple pie sweetness too.
Taste fizzy, big apple flavor, apple cider and again sparkling apple juice, sharp acid bite, apple pie and cider mulling spices, tart apple flesh. Finish is tart and dry, tart apple lingering, bit of acidity, more apple cider and spices, and dry mouth smacking tart crab apple like finish.
Mouth is lighter bodied, lots of carbonation, effervescent.
Overall pretty good, one of the better straight up fruit beers I've had. Great apple flavor, effervescent sparkling apple, light mulling spices and sweetness, overall quite nice. I could drink tons of these.
Serving type: bottle
12-28-2012 17:11:27 |
More by jlindros
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Thanks to Younger35 for this foil-wrapped 12 oz bottle.
A: The ale is significantly darker than the pale color I expected. Rather, it looks like a glass of apple juice except for the 3/4 finger of head blanketing the top of my glass.
S: The apple aroma is stronger and sweeter than I expected (clearly I've underestimated all aspects of this ale). Rather than showing off a tart green apple, the beer goes with a sweet, fuller array of red and yellow varieties. The apple presence is very sugary, very juicy.
T: Each sip has the sweet sugary profile of apple juice. There is little here to remind me that I'm drinking a beer. On the other hand, this isn't a hard cider. The sweetness is intriguing, heavily dependent on the apples for such a blast. If I didn't know any better, I'd never call this a beer.
M: An amazing ale, spot-on for the sweetness of apple juice with the kick that all adults can enjoy. Some things, like the offerings from New Glarus, never cease to amaze me.
D: I love apple juice and I love beer. Therefore, it stands to reason that I love this drink to a geometrically greater degree. I don't see myself drinking this all day long but as a one-off treat it really hits the spot.
Serving type: bottle
11-02-2009 02:42:52 |
More by akorsak
New York
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
From 02/19/12 notes. Received from JYounger30 in the Birthday BIF; thanks Jay! Love the fruit beers I've had from NG so far so have been wanting to try this one. 12 oz. bottle poured into my Duvel tulip. 2010 vintage.
a - Pours a clear golden color with one inch of white head and moderate to high carbonation evident.
s - Smells of apple juice, cider, green apples, and light bread and grains. A ton of apples, very nice.
t - Tastes of green apples, cider, apple juice, slightly tart or sour green apples, light spice, and grains. Again, a really great tasting beer.
m - Light body and high carbonation. Crisp and dry.
o - Overall I thought this was another good fruit beer from NG; I've yet to have a bad one from them. This was exactly what I was expecting/hoping for, as it tastes a lot like hard cider/apple juice. While I enjoyed the NG Cran-bic more, if I could buy any of these fruit beers off the shelf I'd always have some in my fridge.
Serving type: bottle
02-21-2012 16:42:16 |
More by mdfb79
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
(Served in a dimple mug)
A- This beer pours a crystal clear body the color of strong iced tea with a slight red hue to it. There is a spongy white head that is gone after the first sip. The gentle carbonation of big bubbles glides through to the surface.
S- This beer has a fruity pectin aroma with an apple quality and a unsweetened candy jolly rancher note but it is pretty natural apple over all.
T- The fruity taste of pears and tart apples is crisp and has a soft malt flavor to support it. There is a light toasted note to the malt followed by a fruity finish that is a bit more jolly rancher than cider but is a pleasant combination of the two.
M- This beer has a medium mouthfeel with a dry texture and a very slight apple astringency in the finish.
D- This beer has a big apple flavor without being sugary candy or chemical tasting. The apple flavors have some nice bright fresh fruit flavors and a soft bit of support from the malt. This beer is easy to drink and the best example of apple beer I have tried.
Serving type: bottle
04-16-2009 14:32:40 |
More by rhoadsrage
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
12oz brown bottle with no freshness date.
Color: Crystal clear pale brass.
Smell: Apple pie filling, not much else other than that.
Taste & Mouthfeel: Sweet, semi-syrupy sugary mouthfeel. Sweet apple flavor, just like the aroma ... apple pie filling. Hint of cherries and cinnamon from the fermentation. Some cookie dough maltiness within reveals that this is actually a beer. Very sweet finish.
Overall: Awesome to see beers this far down the spectrum of sweetness and even being away from most qualities of beer. You'd think this was a cider though after a few sips some malt comes through.
Serving type: bottle
08-08-2011 01:57:09 |
More by Jason
look: 3 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
12oz bottle obtained via trade with Skidz. Thanks for the opportunity...
Poured into an imperial pint glass, formed 1/4" of eggshell head over the dark amber brew. Head was short-lived, quickly fading to a layer of small bubbles, and lacing was minimal. Excepting the head that was present, looks like cider. Aroma is deeply of sweet apples, with a tinge of sour here and there. Smells like cider. Taste is pretty much cider as well, but as much sour component, and this incorporates the slightest of discernable malt character, adding a smoothness at the end. Mouthfeel and drinkability okay, but this one's just too sweet for what I would expect from a apple beer. Now if it were a cider, that would be a different kettle of fish, so to speak. Worth a try for fruit brew lovers out there, nonetheless.
Serving type: bottle
12-16-2004 22:05:17 |
More by ppoitras
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
12 oz bottle into a flute. Big thanks to Deuane for hooking me up with a bottle of this.
Pours a clear, effervescent gold, with 1 1/2 fingers of rigid brite-white head. Retains with a nice creamy look around the edges, staying strong, and leaving some quality patchy lace back. The aroma is straight up apple juice in the nose. This is a bit cider-like as well, with the tartness of the apples playing nicely with the sugary sweetness of the wheat. Bit of floral hops and spice make themselves known in a more subtle fashion. I'm not sure what the ABV is, but I swear that I'm getting just a touch of warmth in here as well.
The taste is crisp apple flavors, with a delicious malt base of sugar and bread. Spicy Noble hop character pulls up the back, tasting a bit like the cinnamon topping on this piece of apple pie. The mouthfeel is light-medium bodied, with a crisp and bubbly pop to it, and man, does this go down easy or what? I literally think that I could have used 2 bottles of this for the review.
I love how they used the hops and spice to counteract and compliment both the tartness and sweeter components of these fruit beers, and this is just another great example of that. They really need to make this a fall seasonal during apple season. Very nice!
Serving type: bottle
08-06-2009 12:00:30 |
More by Kegatron
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3 | overall: 4
My crazy, sexy, cool cellar continues to yield forgotten treasures. Once I have reduced the backlog, I will not allow that kind of thing to happen again. In the meantime, here goes ...
From the label: "Apple Ale sings with the fresh crisp taste of Wisconsin Apples. Our Brewmaster begins with a brown ale base employing Wisconsin famed wheat and a blend of Cortland, Macintosh and Jonathan apples. Our apple growing friends squeeze them especially for this brew."; "Expect this Ale to pour a beautiful copper color. The fresh bouquet will rise to meet you even before the glass touches your lips. So be sure to sip slowly and enjoy the fruits of a Wisconsin Harvest."; "Vielen Dank!"; "[undersigned] Daniel & Deborah Carey".
I employed a very gentle pour, resulting in mere wisps in terms of head. Color was a slightly hazy light-brown with amber highlights. It did, indeed, resemble freshly squeezed apple juice. Nose was very much driven by the apple juice employed in its production. Mouthfeel was on the thin side and the taste was of lightly spiced apple juice. If I had the proper equipment, I might consider heating this in a double boiler as a sort of mulled cider-type of drink. Finish was a pleasant admixture of apple and spice, the latter most likely cinnamon. Very tasty cold and would be welcomed as a hot drink also.
Serving type: bottle
07-19-2011 08:16:30 |
More by woodychandler
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
I appreciated the opportunity to try this one and thank Bmoyer0301 busting this brew out on 12/3/10.
Poured into a snifter, this brew appears a crystal clear orange color with a thin film of white bubbles that hangs around the inside perimeter of the glass. Swirls and sips produce some spotty lace work on the glass.
The smell of this brew is primarily fresh apple juice with some faint spices akin to cinnamon and some depth of apple skin, not just flesh.
The taste of this brew is all apples, apple juice via sweet concentrated form. Drinking this brew is easy going if you approach it like you are enjoying a hard cider, it is slightly acidic with does a decent job at balancing out the sweetness of this offering. A long lingering aftertaste of apple is left inside the mouth.
Medium to light in body with a modest level of carbonation. Quite easy drinking, if you enjoy apples or hard cider this is certainly a brew to give a try. First impressions of this brew are pretty hard to swallow. This brew was quite tasty in a back-sweetened cider sort of way.
Serving type: bottle
12-27-2010 01:03:24 |
More by stakem
Ontario (Canada)
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
12 oz bottle, believe brdc hooked me up at DLD but I could be wrong!
Pours a crystal clear light amber, some orange highlighting, thick white head forms, drops to a thin ring around the glass and a thin layer, some nice chunks of lace stick to the glass. Smell is real neat, like apple juice, caramel, lightly sugary, toasty/biscuity, treacle, pears, cider, very malty, quite sweet, but really interesting maltiness, and real nice apple aroma, definitely unique. Taste is similar, lots of apple juice character, very fresh, lightly tart, great maltiness, caramel and honey, toast and biscuit, very rich and full, very fresh and juicy, this stuff is great! Mouthfeel is light to medium bodied with medium carbonation, very smooth, real nice tartness. Insanely drinkable, I could drink a lot of this stuff!
Serving type: bottle
06-17-2009 02:13:34 |
More by Viggo
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
Poured out looking like a little more champagne-y type of beer, golden with great clarity and tons of bubbles. Aroma was exactly like an apple. Lots of 'em.
Obvious apple taste, but stays away from being cidery, isn't super dry, and cider usually imparts more alcohol because there aren't any hops, less if any malt etc. . .; Nice and relatively complex, you would think straight apple, usually green, but no, this smells like all kinds of different apples. Sure it has a decent amount of sugaryness to it, but so do apples, and this isn't like we're talking Lindeman's level of sugar, its just like an apple, slightly tart and sweet at the same time.
I couldn't see knocking back an entire 4 pack to myself, but I think a few ounces of this stuff during a drinking session really hits the spot. They add enough other stuff to it to make it right up the alley of apple pie (crust, cinnamon).
Serving type: bottle
02-02-2012 21:19:05 |
More by Beerandraiderfan
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 5
Nice looking copper appearance. Slight off-white head leaves sparse lace. Quite the inviting juicy apple aroma. Very pronounced and nicely blended. Maybe a little cinamon as well. Malt is in the background too. There is a great, juicy sweet apple taste to this beer. But also ghostly tartness as well. A blend of Cortland, MacIntosh and Jonathon apples was used. Slight cinamon character. Some light barley notes in the back and a bit of a drying character coming from the hops. Easily the best apple beer or cider I've enjoyed. New Glarus has got a handle on fruit beers.
Serving type: bottle
11-17-2004 03:37:56 |
More by Bighuge
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Bottle courtesy of mikesgroove. Thanks!
Clear, light coppery amber with a white collar and skim of fine bubbles. Some lacing, good retention. Definitely some apples in the aroma, lower tartness and more of a baked apple or applesauce character. Mild caramel. Tons of apple in the flavour, nice balance of sweet and tart apple character. More cider than apple juice with just a bit of caramel sweetness in the background. Lightish body with average carbonation. On the dry side without being bone dry. Crisp and refreshing. Highly drinkable, especially if you like apples.
Serving type: bottle
02-28-2009 22:07:51 |
More by DrJay
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
I meant to drink the Bohemian Pilsner but mistakenly opened an Apple Ale. Poured into my Lost Abbey tulip, the beer is vibrant copper with one inch white head. The head quickly dissipates and leaves little lacing.
The aroma transports me to an apple orchard. Perhaps an orchard in Wisconsin? Six varieties of apples, the label reads, and I do believe it. Fresh, crisp, apple aroma. The beer smells very sweet and sugary. Reminiscent of a cider. I'm unable to see (or smell, rather) past the nice apple aroma so I'll simply tell you that I noticed no hop or malt characteristics. There wasn't a trace of the brown ale in the nose.
Wow! Delicious! Sweet and slightly tart, crisp apple flavor. It really tastes more like a complex blend of fresh apple cider and apple juice than beer. No alcohol is noticeable. The finish is sweet, crisp, and clean.
Light-Medium bodied with low carbonation and a slightly sticky mouthfeel.
This beer was a serious treat.
Serving type: bottle
02-02-2009 03:22:19 |
More by HopHead84
Saskatchewan (Canada)
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
Poured into chalice
Pours a light fizzy head that fades down to nothing instantly. Some active carbonation in the glass. Color is an absolutely clear pink hued peach. Despite the no head, it is a gorgeous looking beer.
Aroma: Dry, crisp golden delicious apples. It smells like an apple harvest or something. Apple sauce flavors. Apple cider. Pretty much all apples.
Taste: This beer tastes like some of NG sours' base brown ale. However, it has none of the sour components, but rather apple flavors and some dry spice. It is pretty much straight up apples. It is pretty good.
Mouthfeel: Smooth, crisp, and refreshing. Light bodied with a low to medium amount of carbonation. Ends fairly dry, but clean.
Overall, it is another solid brew from NG. It is pretty easy drinking and I will have no problem with this bottle and probably want another. Awesome stuff.
Edit: As I get further into the bottle it becomes harder to drink due to the sweetness.
Serving type: bottle
12-03-2010 18:44:35 |
More by mothman
South Carolina
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Big thanks goes out to StayWhatYouAre2 for sending this one my way! Served from bottle into a New Glarus flute (also from StayWhatYouAre2). Poured a golden yellow-orange with a one finger white head that subsided to a minimal amount quickly. Maintained excellent lacing throughout the glass. The aroma was comprised of sweet malt, green apple, pastry, bread, sugar, and apple pie. The flavor was of sweet malt, pastry, green apple, sugar, apple pie, and subtle wheat. It had a light feel on the palate with high carbonation. Overall this was a pretty good brew. Upon first investigation of this one I was knocked back by the aroma of apple pie. I couldn't believe what I was smelling! This beer smelled like America! So right out of the gate I was excited to try this one. The flavor even carried over on this one with the same components. I'm really glad this was the case because usually a lot is lost between the two when I really enjoy the aroma. Really well done on this one New Glarus!
Serving type: bottle
12-31-2012 13:36:24 |
More by thagr81us
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3
Nice light golden copper color with a slight hazyness to it. Small, loosely bubbled and strangely constructed greyish cap that whisps away pretty quickly leaving a thin collar that stays about half the glass down. Lacing is very minimal in spots.
Aroma is musty mushy bruised apples, borderline melon-like with a more musty past-its-prime honeydew thing. Oddly abtrusive yet possibly appetizing and intriguing nose.
Flavor is mellow and musky with a heavy sweet dark apple skin and mush tone. Pretty darn sweet and thickly so; the apple isn't to bad, its not cidery, its mushy, chewy, tangy, and mellow. The sourness is beyond deep in tone, nearly nonexsisitent until very late where some truer crispy apple tones float across the finish.
Feel is partially thick and chewy with a mellow tang and solid sweet dark apple tone thats melony and candy-like. Sugary through and through; smooth and creamy mediumness in body.
A strange brew tis true. One thats either a 'love it' or 'hate it' thing. I'm right in the middle, I don't particularly like it all that much, but it doesn't bother me or uninterest me either. I probably won't buy it again but I'm glad to have tried it. One of those types of brews.
Serving type: bottle
01-24-2005 00:32:52 |
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The Little Engine that Could
Happy Halloween to all here and there its seems we have come upon the holiday out of ordinary circumstances, snow or for me heat. Funny enough it is usually these small unordinary things that we will recall back upon these days by no matter how unpleasant or pleasant we may find them, and that is exactly what leads me into this blog , when things dont go the way to you expect them to. First let me just start off by thanking Peace Corps for the wonderful medical kit they gave because I believe I have set the record for the most uses out of it, but I dont want to get too far ahead myself.
When I crossed the finish line last May after 12.5 laps that was supposed to be the end of it, I packed my flats along with everything else I didnt think I would need over these next 27 months and threw them in the attic. Little did I know this may just be the beginning and I would be writing home not for rainbow cookies, or maple syrup, but my pink Asics (not to discourage any rainbow cookies and maple syrup). That being said my beat up Nikes looked catalog fresh next to the ultra-marathoners shoes I stood next to. So there I stood with one of my fellow Peace Corps volunteers at what seemed to be the starting point of a 9K, if our complexion didnt stand out enough well we were also two women in reasonable running shape. So we got our numbers which seemed to be just drawn on a piece of cloth, and the race official handed us XL yellow t-shirts. We asked if we could retrieve our shirts after the race as we had nowhere to put them, since the race started and finished in different places, but it seemed we would be races in two shirts if we wanted to hold onto them. Being our first African race t-shirts and the fact that they said marathon we decided what the heck we wanted to keep them so two shirts it was like everyone else. The race was supposed to start at seven, but I figured it probably wouldnt start until well after. To my surprise everyone started walking over to the line 10 minutes to, and then it just started no whistle, no go, people just started running, and so did I. In the beginning of the race I was running more for the women in the community who seemed astonished I was able to keep up with the males, but by the end I was running to keep up with the male in front of me when I realized the course was completely unmarked and I had little desire to get lost in Africa. As I crossed the finish line, to my pleasure before I had ran 9 kilometers, the race officials asked me my time (good thing I was wearing a watch), but everyone seemed to just make up times anyway as I tried to explain I finished in 36 minutes not 6. At the end nearly everyone got medals and prizes anyway, we danced and ate and Im pretty sure the race made no money, but even though there had probably been more structure to our annual beer mile at Marist, this may have been one of my favorite races yet. That being said I returned home with my medal and was woken up at 5:50 the next morning by my house sister and brother who wanted to go running.
Perhaps it is less about the time, but about getting people moving, motivated, and healthy, but with my 56 kilometer race drawing nearer I still have that long run scheduled in each week. This week it was Sunday; Saturday I had field trip with my school to the Venda area and there was no way I could do it Monday through Friday between the dark and heat. Luckily Sunday didnt seem to be overbearingly hot and I was able to sleep in until 7:15. I got on my shoes, got out the door for 13 miles and returned 25 minutes later a bloody mess. However, I was long overdue if you can recall my epic history of running and falling, but even I knew this one was pretty bad. The boys carrying the wheelbarrow across the road stopped moving and starred, the truck that passed me turned around and came back not to ask if I needed help just to see, and the women doing laundry midway through whatever item just watched me run by as a big mess, as if running wasnt weird enough. As I ran through my village to get home as quickly as I could past all my community members whose mouths seemed to drop as they asked me if I was attacked I thought, oo this is embarrassing, and the further I ran the worse it looked. Fortunately I can say I fell, just as fluently as Im going running, in Xitsonga. I think I may have slightly scared my family, but I cleaned up, bandaged up, and waited a few moments before going out to redeem myself. I still had another 10 miles to get in and Im supposed to inspire people right? So what better way to do so then to get up and try again, this is what I learned my one of my favorite childhood books The Little Engine That Could. Well when I approached the spot I fell I told myself to be extra careful looking out for rocks, my bandages had already fallen off in the first 20 seconds of my redemption run, but I guess it was just one of those days. Same place, same thing, same people watching, additional cuts, this was definitely a run Ill remember. This time the women doing laundry stopped me and called me over to throw water on my legs soaking my shoes, but I was only a mile or so from home at that point. I ran pass the same villagers for the fourth time; second time once again a mess. Once more I opened the med kit cleaned up the same and additional cuts and retired for the day using one hand (the less cut up one) to complete the days tasks cooking, cleaning, attempting to type before I realized how much my fingers hurt to move. My housemother told me to put something on it, from what I made out a fruit juice or something, I figured I was about to be introduced to some pretty cool African healing, as she handed me a bottle with a light brown liquid. I rubbed it on and then read the bottle, which said brake fluid, keep out of contact with eyes and skin, if comes in contact with skin wash immediately. Well, either Africa needs a lesson on recycling which may be a fair question as my students were drinking water on the field trip yesterday out of a container labeled BLEACH, or I just put brake fluid on my leg. So I debated whether my leg was starting to feel numb, burning, or beginning to feel better as I walked over to get water to wash it off and decided to take my chances, when in Africa. I decided to postpone my run the following day and share my story which received a great deal of attention and many laughs. I remember when I was younger and my mom drew cuts all over me on Halloween for my dead soccer player costume, but this year I was ready for Halloween whether Africa was or not.
The African Tooth Fairy
Well you see, the kids dress up in costumes and then they go door to door asking for candy saying Trick or Treat. It never sounded ridiculous before, until I was the only one who knew what Halloween was. Then what do you do? Well then you go home and eat all the candy. Maybe Santa Clauses recognition comes from the fact that he can fly all over the world without having to deal with customs or visas, at least to the extent he is a big fat man dressed in red and white who delivers presents on Christmas Eve, but what about the Tooth Fairy, the Easter Bunny, and everybody else?
As I sat observing one of my fourth grade classes a boy came to the front of the room with a tooth he pulled out in the middle of class. The teacher sent him out to clean up and when he returned he took the tooth in a napkin. I suppose my principal may have thought this made me uncomfortable because she called me into her office. She said, You see, when our children are young we lie to them. I wasnt sure what she was referring to until I saw the tooth on her desk, I guess I figured anywhere a nine year old boy in any classroom would pull out his tooth after playing with it probably the whole day. However, my teacher had gone to my principal to tell her about the incident that I observed I suppose just to be cautious. She told me that when a child loses a baby tooth, they tell the children they must go to the place of ashes or where they were born, somewhere of the sort turn around and throw it in. If they fail to do so their second tooth wont grow in. She told me that is why the boy was so nervous about his tooth, because if she didnt give it back to him at the end of the day or if he lost it then he would worried about his adult tooth not growing in, which seems to justify the small distraction he made in class. I told her not to worry because we do the same thing and I started to explain the tooth fairy, which she found just as amusing as I felt explaining it. As we laughed over the stories we tell our children, I couldnt help but think who sounded more ridiculous. A tooth not growing back or a fairy that visits in the middle of the night and leaves a dollar for every tooth which is laid under the pillow you sleep on. I told her about the time my little brother lost his front tooth, but he didnt want to tell anyone because he wanted to find out if the tooth fairy was real and who can blame him, unfortunately he choose the wrong tooth to test his hypothesis.
And for the quote of the week for those studying education, teaching, or just observing math class and wondering what happen to apples
If you have five wives and I take three, how many do you have left?
All answers can be mailed directly to
M.B. Shualy
Care of Jillian Corley
Masingita, 0832
South Africa
For next week we will work on probability which will consider the probability of your letter making it to South Africa, and the probability or your letter making it to South Africa without being opened.
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South Yorkshire Branch report
Posted by esbvm on January 31st, 2008
The South Yorkshire branch was very active throughout 2007. In May, it joined in an Orthodox celebration of the divine liturgy and a pilgrimage to Harpham in East Yorkshire, birthplace of St John of Beverley, who became Bishop of Hexham in 687, being later translated to York as Archbishop in 705, from which he retired in 714, dying in 721. He founded a minster at Beverly, the present building being constructed around his tomb. After the Orthodox eucharist at Harpham, the party travelled to Beverley where they heard the Minster choir rehearsing for evensong in this beautiful setting.
After this, five new members joined the Society.
In the Autumn, there were no less than four events.
In September we joined the Orthodox pilgrimage to Lastingham in North Yorkshire, to celebrate 'The Nativity of Our Lady'. A monastery was founded there on the edge of the Moors, in 654, by St Cedd. A leaflet was kindly provided by our Chairman outlining the Divine Liturgy, which proved to be very useful to the members of our group of 16. In addition, the Vicar, Fr Ferguson, welcomed us and spoke briefly about the history of the Crypt and the Church of St Mary. We later travelled to nearby Pickering in superb weather, where members relaxed in various ways. Some visited an interesting 'open day' exhibition in the Parish Church of St Peter and St Paul, and to see the famous wall paintings of the 15th century, now fully restored. The return journey was enlivened by enthusiastic singing of hymns of Our Lady, and the reciting of the Rosary.
In October, a group of 14 made a pilgrimage to the Anglican Shrine of Our Lady of Egmanton near Tuxford, and just off the A1. This was led by Fr Kevin Smith, and attended by almost 100 pilgrims.
The Liturgy included The Angelus, Solemn Mass and Sermon. After lunch provided by the ladies of the village, we followed on with a solemn Magnificat, a procession into the village, and Benediction in the parish church and Shrine of our Lady, to conclude a most enjoyable ecumenical pilgrimage.
Also in October, we were invited to a talk in Sheffield entitled 'Mary Grace and Hope in Christ'. This was given by Bishop Malcolm MacMahon of the RC Diocese of Nottingham, and he gave a stimulating insight into progress and the problems of ARCIC, of which he is a member. After the talk, group discussions followed by a Plenary Session, completed an excellent, informative and lively event. Bishop John Rawsthorne of the Diocese of Hallam, who chaired the meeting, had previously welcomed us and made mention of ESBVM before the talk. We made a number of ecumenical contacts, at this gathering.
Our AGM was held in November at the Orthodox Church of Saints Columba and Kentigern, in Edlington, Doncaster. Fr Dennis, our Chairman, led us as we prayed the Society's Office. Our officers presented reviews on previous events, on our Finances (healthy), and on the input of a small 'steering group' which had been set up to recommend future Branch Strategy with particular regard for membership and activities. One early recommendation was to print a 'Membership Leaflet' more suited to Branch needs and local requirements. This has now been implemented, and has proved useful in publicising the Society, and in recruiting new members.
Our Officers were re-elected for another year, after which there was a short break for refreshments.
Our Chairman then gave an interesting talk on 'The Mystical unity of the Church', with emphasis on what we should be doing, and how we might work towards the unity for which Christ prayed. This was followed by a discussion on the current problems, with the view expressed that unity would only really move forward when it to become stronger at local church level. The meeting closed after over two hours of enthusiastic participation by those who attended what was in effect, a comprehensive and positive review of our Branch and its activities.
In the second week of Advent, we joined with the Mothers' Union at St Oswald's for an Advent devotion Beyond the Corridors of Grace, produced by our Treasurer, Merelina. This was a delightful service of readings, prayers and hymns, supported by organ, cello and piano music. Over fifty people attended, the Society being well represented. Over £100 was raised for a mother and baby home in Ghana.
Our plans for events in 2008 are as follows
Monday January 21st – Dunscroft St Edwin's Church. Near Doncaster
To celebrate the 'Week of Prayer for Christian Unity'. We have an invitation from Father Alan Watson and our members at St Edwin's to join them for Mass at 7.00pm. Refreshments afterwards and an opportunity to meet members and other interested parishioners. Rev. Fr. Richard Power, Vicar of Moorends, will preach.
February – Sheffield. 26 years under Mary's mantle. Talk by Sister Ruth Bleakley OCV. Details later.
Tuesday March 11th – Mass at 12.45 including the Liturgy of Anointing, at St Marie's Roman Catholic Cathedral, Sheffield. This will be followed by refreshments, then a talk and short tour of the cathedral. This should be of historical interest, both marian and ecumenical.
Saturday May 10th – Pilgrimage to Mount Grace Priory and The Lady Chapel at Osmotherley in North Yorks. The Society Office in the restored Monks' Cell at Mount Grace. At 12 Noon. Vigil Mass at the Lady Chapel 3.30pm. Refreshments afterwards. Tea in Thirsk on return. A special Invitation will be sent to individual members residing in North Yorkshire. We thank Fr Hilary Alflatt for setting up this event.
Saturday July 19th – Pilgrimage to Crowland Abbey near Peterborough.
August – Pilgrimage to Egmanton near Tuxford. Shrine of Our Lady.
September – Pilgrimage to Lastingham in North Yorks. Orthodox Eucharist. Visit to Pickering afterwards.
October – Sheffield. Talk, 'The Methodist approach to Mary'. Provisional.
November – Branch AGM. To be arranged.
Tuesday December 16th – 2.00pm. Advent Service, St Oswald's. Abbeydale Road, Sheffield. Invitation from the Mothers Union and our members at St. Oswald's Anglican Church.