A look at the little surprises that show up in our lives. This tree along with the whole garden was simply beautiful. Along with the beauty of the garden was great weather-no need for winter clothing. All year things from my past have been popping up for .

Sevennotesofgrace musing about music and its Creator. Musing about music and its Creator. God made humans in his image so that the world would be filled with reflectors of God. Seven billion statues of God. So that nobody would miss the point of creation.

A wordblog division of NVU Radio 1. You always have a choice. Originally posted on A Digital Native American. This slide shows basic differences between Western and First Nations perspectives, as presented by University of Alberta professor Cathy Blackstock at the 2014 conference of the National Indian Child Welfare Association. It turns out I was thinking like a Blackfoot. At a conference last week of the National Indian Child Welfare Association.

A GIRL ON HER PATH TO HAPPILY EVER AFTER. One, Two Skip A Few. The second knife that I am referring to is empty promises. Words that are spoken so sweetly, promising of.

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And a tube of BareMinerals Complexion Rescue Hydrating Gel. I want products with sunscreen, hydration and skin tone correction with a barely there finish. I better pass the bar and get a decent job soon! January 12, 2017.

Just another random poem without much meaning . Like a storm upon the tranquil sea. Whatever has been wrongly perceived. What could not be seen. All these days, in the fog,. Murky, dusty, mist. When the sun shone bright. A new shade of light,. How everyone looked at things. And cancels her night plans,. Those men should feel ashamed. And are no longer men,.

Photo credited to PIxabay Let peace be the bridge you choose to build. Photo credited to Pixabay Transition like the cosmos is constantly moving, it never stops. We cannot hold on to what we consider the norm because regardless of how tightly we grasp, transition in the form of change shows up.