MOVING ON

I'm totally intrigued by this story. I didn't know before reading the whole story that Jonah was actually angry over the fact that the Lord didn't destroy Nineveh as He promised ---if its people won't improve from its hideous ways. I wonder also what lifestyles were those people in Nineveh were having during those times. Curious scenarios, indeed, specially if you live in big city yourself (just like me nowadays, here in New York City ). A lot of bad things happen here, and for all we know, we may just be ready for another kind of destruction we can't even try to imagine now---until a "Jonah" comes in our midst, announcing the need for repentance now. Jonah must have failed to "move on" after he has done one of his assignments from the Lord---but he sulked and became angry. He actually wanted Nineveh to perish and be gone as soon as possible, but still Jonah had to do his assignment or else he'd be experiencing more terrible experiences sen...

One cold early afternoon, in between my writing assignments, I figured I could make a fine chocolate cheesecake . My roommate, who'd be doing the shopping for our household grocery happened to have brought the ingredients, and they're all ready in the pantry. But we soon realized we lacked graham crackers , or even the prescribed chocolate sandwich cookies. Still we persisted, we decided we could make the crust from something else. We used the leftover Quaker brand "Life Cinnamon Whole Grain Quaker Oats" for the crust. The rest of the recipe follows: Please click here to read more. Plus here's a video on "how to make Mediterranean Cheesecake:" Mediterranean Cheesecake recipe