God Loves THIS Man.
G. Kemp And Leonard Knight wants you to know that God Loves You too.
G. Kemp And Leonard Knight wants you to know that God Loves You too.
So I decided to return BOTH pairs of casual-chic shoes when weighing the facts and also viewing the results of my earlier poll. But I had to just get a couple shots of these stunners paired with a gown I have that has been waiting for some shoes with which to take it out on
Continue Reading “At least 4 people (not including myself) will be happy about this.”
…or should we just go around bare foot? or maybe simulating being barefoot while being smart enough to protect our little integers?
So I just tried these puppies on. They both FEEL like they are worth every penny, but then, of course I scroll through photos of friends volunteering in Haiti and various parts of West Africa and I question my spending. YOU DECIDE: To Don or not to Don Keep the Manolos! Keep the Fryes! Both
Do I regret spending the money? Maybe…Enough to return this unprecedented purchase? …We shall see.
I heard the following song lyrics in a book store and it really went with the mood of the day so I thought I would share them with you. What It’s Like by Arthur Rusell In Iowa, in the tall grassthere is a couple.She’s very young,he’s a young preacher. And every day they would go
Last night I had a dream that I was “working” except I was out doors at some kind of roof cafe having a meeting. It was really sunny. The sun warmed my skin – tanning it slowly but visibly. The experience was tantalizing in the most wholesome way imaginable. This morning I got up. Put
I don’t normally read them, because I will inevitably be slightly amused…keep clicking…then send out specific frames I think friends might be slightly amuse by, or post links on their facebook walls. image from xkcd web comic no. 231
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image from a dusk walk “My everyday experience of walking confirms the poet Donald Hall’s theory that poetic meter originates in the bodily rhythm of arms and legs in motion. Walking certainly looses up more than my leg muscles. The simple, repetitive movements also free up my mind…” from The Quotidian Mysteries: Laundry, Liturgy, and