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Walk the talk...

The truth is we are profoundly loved, beyond our ability to comprehend.

The truth is we are never, ever alone.... 

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Bright "Green" Idea

Let me tell you a story of woe! It’s a tale of paint fumes, body ache and irritation beyond that which a normal man can handle. I know this because I watched my husband try to handle it, and fail.

I had a bright idea one day,...

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The world appears to me to be fickled.

A wave named Christmas has come and gone, the values of kindness and giving have been elevated and crashed on the beach. The next wave? The New Year, the values of growth and goals are pushing up into the forefront. 

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Hymns, the way we'd sing them if we were honest:

* I Surrender Some
* There Shall Be Sprinkles of Blessings
* Fill My Spoon, Lord   More

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Customer Service? or a Customer from Hell?  You decide!

This correspondence actually occurred between a London hotel's staff and one of its guests. The London hotel involved submitted this to the Sunday Times. Names have been changed.

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Regret is Joy put off - author unknown

Too many people put off something that brings them joy just because they haven't thought about it, don't have it on their schedule, didn't know it was coming or are too rigid to depart from their routine. 

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The World of Mocha Latte by Terri Camp

Upon entering the Mocha Latte World all my senses become aroused. The aroma is intoxicating. 

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The Deceitfulness of Lies  by Gracie Rockland

How frailly veiled the soul that lies.
No image, no glitter, no gold - that hides -
Can change swallow judgment to wise.

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~My Best Friend~  by LadyofHope

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“So be it!”  A Mini 3-Act Play -- In which God creates man, then woman, then man meets woman by Gracie Rockland

Act 1: The Creation of Adam   The scene is a garden, lush and damp. A mist floats up from the ground. The sound of birds is heard...... 

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Life's a joke, and we Thank God for it.   by Elmera K. Willis, author, poet

The wondering years as they are called.  In my eyes they are all wondering years.  No matter what age, sex, race, or religion.  We all spend our lives wondering one question.  

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The world is full of magical things, patiently waiting
for our wits to grow sharper.

~ Eden Phillpotts

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