Think about these things . . . Prayers and Thoughts of Yesteryear I hope that you will most of all, "enjoy thinking about these things," and relish the humor, the clever witticisms, and marvel at the thoughtful wisdom so evident in many of these writings from yesteryear. I had this in mind as a "handbook" for a free moment that will enhance your time . . . and, hopefully, your life, as it has mine. It is intended for one who, wants "something positive . . . or beautiful . . . or fun, to treasure over and make a part of your thinking and sharing." You will find many and varied thoughts, experiences and wisdoms shared with us from a variety of writers, poets and friends. There are "Invocations," or a "Grace," for one or two people, or for a few dozen attendees or even for hundreds in attendance. "Out In My Backyard," whether it is a place or a state of mind, the auld lang syne poems allow one a beautiful thought that transforms one to the realm of possibilities, such as the idea of John Wesley's dream of making England beautiful, as well as, "Methodists," or, the reality of one's own capabilities of achievements in the now. This novel offers many ideas and possibilities for your consideration of pure enjoyment in reading and sharing and speculating, even with others, on "Prayers and Thoughts of Yesteryear." "Irish Prayers, Toasts and Blessings," has a way of saying things that we're usually too busy to think about. Take time. (It says, "I luv ya.") Think About These Things. I hope you will think of them as provocative, stimulating, challenging, and inspirational. (I'll be rereadin' with ya.' mlv)