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George Souto is a Loan Officer who can assist you with all your FHA, CHFA, and Conventional mortgage needs in Connecticut. George resides in Middlesex County which includes Middletown, Middlefield, Durham, Cromwell, Portland, Higganum, Haddam, East Haddam, Chester, Deep River, and Essex. George can be contacted at (860) 573-1308 or gsouto@mccuemortgage.com
George,
Are we now communicating with pictures?:) Good sign for a restroom:)
Chuck yes I like that spin on it as well.
Sally ...... LOL
Karen, good point :) :)
Lanre, Yep I have had times that I would have liked to of had one as well.
Neal, how about "Thou Shalt Flush" for the restroom :)
George - Boy could I ever use that sign on the door to my office. It would stop the interruptions I get real fast when I'm on a tight schedule. :)
George, That is totally appropriate considering it is in the King James version.
Donna, yes a sign like that could come in handy.
Marchel, and we all know that is the version that the Apostle Paul carried around with him :) :)
I have been reading E.M. Bounds on prayer and all references are in the King James Version but then it was written in 1866. It could have been written yesterday. WE THINK times have changed but not REALLY!
Marchel, the King James is an excellent translation, I just find the NIT or New American Standard easier to read and understand. Matter of preference, what is important is that we read the word and follow it.
Andrea with the number of people that have commented on this blog that think they need one of these signs, maybe I should start selling them, you know in case the mortage business goes down hill again ..... LOL
George that sign would really get my attention. I can't stop wondering though what would happen if I did? :)
Hi George - hmmm....... shalt not enter what, I wonder. I can think of places that could benefit from a sign like that.
Ann
Jennifer well you then would find out why you "Shalt Not Enter" :)
Ann, well I guess that it could be just about anything. Let your imagination run wild ....... LOL
George,
I have three bottomless pits in my house. There is never enough food! ;-)
Ann
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