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THISThis is from my daily Grief Share e-mail. I thought it was appropriate to share since this is how I feel every day. I have only attended one meeting but feel it will help me in the long run if I can stick it out. I am more private in my faith so something this "in your face" about God, prayer, etc is uncomfortable for me. Besides, right now I am really questioning God and his reasons for not assisting my husband. From AA, Don had even begun to feel that God was watching over him and us. Unpredictable EmotionsDay 6The unpredictable timing and odd combinations of emotions that hit you during grief can leave you confused and despairing. "My life was totally flipped upside down emotionally, in every way you could think of," says Sue, whose husband died.Your emotions not only hit hard, but they can also occur at unexpected moments, which makes the impact seem even worse. Being aware of the unpredictable nature of your emotions will help you stand firm during each new barrage. God's promises in the Bible will also help you to persevere.In Matthew 5:4 Jesus promises comfort and a blessing for those who go through the process of grief and mourning: "Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted." Lord, when my emotions come and go with no semblance of order, remind me that this is to be expected during grief, and help me to stand firm. Amen.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Suggested reading from the GriefShare HelpCenterShattered DreamsLarry CrabbIn his book Shattered Dreams, Larry Crabb writes: "A new way to live is available to us, a way that leads to a joy-filled encounter with Christ, to a life-arousing community with others, and to a powerful transformation of our interior worlds that makes us more like Jesus."Written around the biblical account of Naomi in the book of Ruth, this incisive book teaches us how to look through life's tragedies and see the lavish blessings God has for us. Shattered dreams have the power to change our lives for good.Order from the GriefShare HelpCenter--------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you would like to recommend these daily emails to a friend, please click here.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------For more information about GriefShare, including how to sign up for these daily emails, please click here.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------All scripture quotations, unless otherwise indicated, are taken from the HOLY BIBLE, NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION? NIV? Copyright ?973, 1978, 1984 by International Bible Society. Used by permission of Zondervan. All rights reserved.Copyright ?2003-2010 by The Church Initiative, Inc., All rights reserved. No part of this material may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying and recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without explicit permission in writing from Church Initiative.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------You subscribed to this daily email through griefshare.org. We value your privacy! We will never give, sell, rent, or otherwise share your email or personal information with any other organization ?EVER.To remove this email address from further mailings Click Here while connected to the internet.If you have any problems or concerns, please contact dailyemailsgriefshare.org.GriefShare250 S. Allen Rd.Wake Forest, NC 27587(800) 395-5755Register or Login to Remove this AdChaps- I have to play BBb next week in a crimbo thing.I need a bit of assistance- it firstly is in treble clef, and also i'm buggered if i can remember the fingering for a BBb! As I am used to an Eb, and bass clef- i am a little stumped!!Can anyone hlp.I had two DPD image files on C:\ on Windows XP, and I had need to do a Windows system restore to the previous day, both files existed prior to the restore point.After the restore, only one of the images remained, there was no evidence of the other. A roll-back of the restore didn't restore the second image.I would have thought the DPD file (being a data file) should not be touched by Windows Restore.Has anyone experienced the loss of image files this way, and should we be wary of the integrity of these files when using System Restore?[%sig%]