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: sometimes, you forgive people simply because you still want them in your life.
: i love u because i love u...because i love u.
: Nobody ever died from splitting up furniture. It's the emotional recoil that kills you, the shock of stepping of the track of a conventional lifestyle and losing all the embracing comforts that keep so many people on that track forever. Elizabeth Gilbert
: God is within, without, above and below, an all-encompassing presence. It does not matter how chaotic outer conditions may seem, I am secure in the presence of God and I maintain inner peace and composure.
: to worry about tomorrow is to be unhappy today.
: there is something beautiful about all scars of whatever nature. a scar means the hurt is over, the wound is closed, healed and done with. -Harry Crews
: hope is not the expectation that things will turn out well; it is the belief that there is meaning no matter how things turn out.
: Forgetting an offense means being, in the true and noble sense of the term, self-forgetful.
: for it was not into my ear you whispered but into my heart; it was not my lips you kissed but my soul. judy garland
: Love each other with genuine affection, and take delight in honoring each other. Romans 12:10
: i think someone spiked my coffee with a shot of stupid this morning...
: a contented mind, a cheerful spirit, is health to the body and strength to the soul.
: letting go doesn’t mean giving up, but rather accepting that there are things that cannot be.
: when we're intentional about our relationships, it's amazing what God can do in and through us.
: an iron sharpens iron, so one friend sharpens another. proverbs 27:17
: men go abroud to wonder at the HEIGHT of mountains, the huge waves of the sea, the long COURSE of rivers, the vast compass of the ocean, the circular motion of the stars...BUT they pass by themselves AND DON'T EVEN NOTICE. augustine
: holy fire burn away...my desire for anything... that is not of you and is of me...i want more of you... and less of me...empty me, empty me, fill...won't you fill me...with you, with you
: Sometimes you have to stop remembering and live.
: whether we know everything about the people we love or not, we know we love them.
: what you see isn't always the full truth.
: in order to arrive at truth, we must have a sincere desire to know the truth and a willingness of heart to obey it.
: you can't always sit in your corner of the forest and wait for people to come to you... you have to go to them sometimes. Winnie the Pooh
: our finger prints don't fade from the lives we've touched.
: love me the most when i deserve it the least.
: when I'm weary and need refreshment, renew me with friendship and laughter.
Love to you all, Mom & Nana Sterling silver antiqued chain with Bali silver toggle clasp closure: 18″ 1 inch sterling silver domed pendant with 1 word (stamped) of your choice: Hope 1 star square bead with your choice of the following stones: Garnet or Pearl Looks good Larson’s! amanda…you sweetie…you just come up here, and we’ll go play in the park and take pics. stacey…same goes for your xander…he’s got to be alex’s age right? what a fun time to get behind the camera.
just the two of us.
the japenese garden
some city scapes
When Godly People Do Ungodly Things: Arming Yourself in the Age of Seduction by Beth Moore :: Description :: Moore examines why devoted followers of Christ can fall into the traps of Satan. Believers are still subject to Satan’s attacks. He is determined to disrupt the lives of Christians, destroy their ministry, and steal their joy. Sadly, those who have “fallen” may not recognize the devil’s schemes until they have already been caught in a snare of defeat. As a renowned teacher and seminar leader, Beth Moore receives countless letters from repentant Christians who are limping along this road. Out of her genuine, broken-hearted concern comes this biblical guide to authentic repentance and restoration.
The Secret Life of Bees by Sue Monk Kidd :: Synopsis :: Fourteen-year-old Lily Owens lost her beloved mother when she was only four—under tragic circumstances clouded by time and secrecy. She later found a fiercely protective “stand-in,” her abusive father’s outspoken housekeeper, Rosaleen. Ignoring differences in age and color—and the fact that racial hatred seethed during the summer of 1964 in rural South Carolina—these two unlikely companions set off on a seemingly aimless pilgrimage that ends at the home of a trio of eccentric bee-keeping black sisters. Lily tells her remarkable tale of longing and love in an idiom and accent heard far south of the Mason-Dixon Line, but the lessons learned during her odyssey into the world of bees and their “secret life” are universal and everlasting. In her debut novel, Sue Monk Kidd proves herself adept both at storytelling and at creating characters who are simultaneously outlandish and credible—in other words, worthy to join the ranks of such first-rate Southern stylists as Kaye Gibbons, Anne Rivers Siddons, and Ellen Gilchrist.
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