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Monthly Archives: August 2016
Sunday Glory
For I am convinced that neither death nor life, neither angels nor demons, neither the present nor the future, nor any powers, neither height nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the … Continue reading
Miniature
Today’s WordPress daily prompt is: Miniature The first thing to come to mind upon seeing this prompt was miniature pigs. I have calendars full of photos of them and there is only one word. Adorable. While I don’t own any … Continue reading
Learning
Today’s WordPress one-word prompt is Learning. I remember in my clinical year of veterinary school when a professor told me and another group of students that being a veterinarian required a lifetime of learning. He said it involved learning new … Continue reading
Moon
Today’s WordPress one-word prompt is Moon. When I saw the prompt for today, I thought of Jim Reeves, Moonlight and Roses Album. It was one of my dad’s favorites and Jim Reeves gave him an autographed copy of the album … Continue reading
Ghost
Today’s one-word writing prompt is Ghost. Have you ever met anyone who said they lived with a ghost? I have. My first year of college, my freshmen English teacher claimed to be living in a house inhabited by the ghost … Continue reading
Sunday Glory
Gives me goose bumps and brings tears every time I hear this! Gail ♥
Posted in God, Uncategorized
Tagged Carrie Underwood, How Great Thou Art, praise, Vince Gill
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Happy Anniversary
Today I got a Happy Anniversary message from WordPress. I can hardly believe that six years ago today I wrote my first blog post. After six years, I still enjoy posting on this blog very much, although I wish I … Continue reading
