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Written for the general public, "Pause A Minute" (previously known as "THOUGHTS TO PONDER") are stimulated by everyday, ordinary happenings, which give rise to deeper contemplation.

Originally presented as Radio Spots on Australian Regional Radio, and subsequently published in regional newspaper, the response from the listening or reading public has been the same - "Keep them coming", "People need that uplift", "These thoughts help me face the day", "They are so down to earth."

Here for the first time this collection of fifty two 'Thoughts' is presented in Electronic form.

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About the Author

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Publisher	Writers Exchange E-Publishing
Author	Daphne Saxby Taylor
Recommended Minimum Age	Suitable for all ages
ISBN Number	1920972005
Word Count	9, 246
Price:	$4.00

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1. PAUSE A MINUTE I often hear a bird, commonly called the storm bird. His call fascinates me. He seems to be saying, "Come on, come on." Like a child calling urgently and persistently to his companions to come and play, to run free in delight and laughter, "Come on, come on." Jesus calls, "Come on. Come on." Urgently, persistently He calls, anxious to take us in fun and joy. He knows the way for us to find happiness and full enjoyment. He IS the way. "Come with me," he says. "Let me lead you, be my playmate, my companion. Play the game my way. I'll take you safely home to our father. He will welcome you and you will know love. There will be rejoicing because we have come. We'll all be happy together." So, often we take our own way, though we don't really know how to play the game. We play it our own way, make our own rules, and we get lost and the game is not interesting, leads nowhere, isn't fun at all. Sometimes we think nobody cares, nobody wants to share our life and we feel alone, unloved, unwanted. But Jesus is always there calling, "Come on. Come on." It is never too late. He's always ready. It's just up to us to answer his call. "Come on."

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