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Dust in the Wind
According to a CDC report published in 2016, a female born in 1900 would have approximately 48.7 years to live (1,315,387 days, if your counting.) Based loosely on this study, for those of us born a little later, we may have an increased lifespan capacity up to 40 more years! So much more time than
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He is Faithful to Complete it
In 1948 in the Black Hills of South Dakota a mountain carving of the Lakota chief, Crazy Horse was begun. Seventy-seven years later it is still in process. The chief’s head is the only part that is finished, and there is a very long way to go. I recently realized that I have spent way
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From a Frog to a Prince
In her book “Traveling Mercies: Some Thoughts on Faith”, Anne Lamont wrote: “Not forgiving someone is like drinking rat poison and then waiting for the rat to die.” Humbling thought isn’t it? I am blessed and abundantly fortunate in my upbringing. My family consistently demonstrated grace and forgiveness. Holding grudges and getting back was not