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Reflections of a Butterfly
Wednesday, January 22, 2014. It's funny how easy it is to suddenly feel unsafe on the internet. We know that anyone can read our words when we blog, but, knowing that a particular. Person can read it. IS reading it, suddenly makes the place where you express so easily, a place of hesitance. This is the main reason I've posted so much less than in the beginning of my reflections. However, I hope that will change now. I'm feeling a better understanding about where I want to go with this blog. So, I wrote.
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Reflections Of A Butterfly
Reflections of a butterfly. The butterfly symbolizes a transformation to new life for me. It is my hope that I can share lessons in hope and renewal with others as I reflect on my experiences as a mother of 2 children, one who has autism. Saturday, 4 July 2015. Posted by Lisa Butterfly. Thursday, 28 May 2015. I could not have described high functioning autism / aspergers better! Thanks Lisa Jo Rudy! Posted by Lisa Butterfly. Tuesday, 12 May 2015. Visions of this website. Signing off for today. We take so...
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Reflections of a Catalyst
Reflections of a Catalyst. Friday, November 27, 2009. Throughout this journey, there have been several components that will be influential in my growth as an educator, such as Google Reader. Mash-ups and Tag Maker. And Del.ic.ious. Going forward, I plan to continue using the tools mentioned above along with many others. In fact, I am currently working with Animoto. To create Christmas gifts for those hard to buy for family members. Google Reader. Thing 23: Creative Commons. Thing 23: Creative Commons.
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reflectionsofacatholicchristian | Some candid comments about spirituality
Some candid comments about spirituality. Would that they all were prophets…. Reflections by Scripture Passage. August 4, 2013. All of us want to be happy. In fact, our desire to be happy draws us closer to God because God has created us for Himself and we can only know joy if we come to know Him. The strange thing, though, is that as badly as we want. Eighteenth Sunday In Ordinary Time. Someone in the crowd said to Jesus,. 8220;Teacher, tell my brother to share the inheritance with me. He replied to him,.
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Reflections of a Catholic in Formation
Reflections of a Catholic in Formation. For she is the reflection of eternal light, the spotless mirror of the power of God, the image of his goodness.". Tuesday, June 4, 2013. Harassment, Modesty, and Dancing- Oh My! Comment to let me know what you think. Part of this new "thinking complexly" thing is actually desiring to hear and consider the opinions of others, and I want to hear and consider yours. Friday, February 8, 2013. On Love and Sacrifice. Thursday, January 3, 2013. Hope Full of Immortality.
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Reflections Of A Cat Whisperer
Creating default object from empty value in /home/re120445/public html/wp-content/themes/natural-patched/inc/sliders.php. Creating default object from empty value in /home/re120445/public html/wp-content/themes/natural-patched/inc/sliders.php. Reflections Of A Cat Whisperer. Just another WordPress site. Reflections of a Cat Whisperer. Reflections of a Cat Whisperer. By Mary Ann Clifford. Reflections of a Cat Whisperer.
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Reflections of a Chronic Anthropologist | random thoughts on anything and everything
Reflections of a Chronic Anthropologist. Random thoughts on anything and everything. Stay updated via RSS. What it Means to be an Introvert. Misunderstandings and Puzzle Pieces. Don’t Argue with Me! Dead but Still very much Alive. What are You Doing New Years Eve. Frankly, My Dear, I Don’t Give a Damn. With a Capital “T”. Save the Best for Sunday. Posted: March 24, 2014 in Anthropology. Traditional Medical Examiners to do much with, to studying the way people think about or act towards illness. That ...
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Why do we speak up? With the unfolding of accusations and charges made pinpointing Pastor Kong Hee and 4 other church management staffs in the breach of trust issue, critics have been thundering. Many mocked at the ignorance of the church members; others expressed their disapprovals of charitable organizations holding on to huge sum of funds. Social media was quickly flooded with the negative judgments and condemnation following the release of the news. Sun is our spiritual mother. For a woman, it is...
reflectionsofacloserwalk.blogspot.com
Just a Closer Walk With Thee...
Sunday, March 1, 2009. Verse 17 stuck out the most to me in this passage. "So I tell you this, and insist on it in the Lord, that you must no longer live as the Gentiles do, in the futility of their thinking." Do you know what futile means? 160;Here are a few synonyms: ineffective, incapable of producing any result, useless, not successful, unimportant, frivolous. I don't know about you, but that's the exact opposite. Of how I want to be living. Saturday, February 28, 2009. Friday, February 27, 2009.
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Reflections of a Closet Poet
Reflections of a Closet Poet. About the Poet in the Closet. The Journey Of The Paper Ball. March 20, 2016. This is a creative piece of writing by The Closet Poet. On the destruction that is being caused to nature and why we need to change ourselves before we carry on awareness programs to educate the masses. There is this bus stop I don’t particularly like. Of Bats and Bakamunas’. March 20, 2016. March 20, 2016. Note: Bakamuna – Sinhalese name for owl. The little winged bats of today. February 12, 2016.
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Reflections of a College Professor
Reflections of a College Professor. Monday, June 19, 2006. Begin at the Beginning. I have a wonderful friend from Canada, Cyril Kesten, who pointed me toward his blog, http:/ theteachinglife.blogspot.com. Via an email message. I went out to his blog and began reading all his musings, and thought that I should take the opportunity to put some of my myriad thoughts about college teaching, students, organizations, and life in general into words. What an exciting opportunity, I thought! Begin at the Beginning.
