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A Writer and Editor Embracing the Beatific. This May Improve Your Mood about Your Social Media Presence. This is me reading at Ronnie Norpel. S fantastic reading series Tract 187 Culture Clatch at The West End. Photo by author Nana Ekua Brew-Hammond. Why? But platform is about so much more than social media.
The Poetry, Numerology, Photography and Further Rantings of Judith Lynn King. Prayer of the Haunted Heart. God please take these feelings of fear. From my bones and my breath. Until my time has come. To meet the angel of death. So many words left unsaid. So many things to settle still.
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Just letting you know, after nearly two years of not blogging, I have decided to start a new blog. I wanted to start a fresh, because I have grown and changed so much. In a lot of ways, I still feel the same, but I know I have changed for the better. This blog was from 2010 and I was going through a rough patch. God is doing incredible things and I want to honour him more with my writing.
Tuesday, September 9, 2014. I would love to take a class in foraging, which is more of a hunt for wild edibles than gleaning is. After shelling, a little olive oil and salt is a nice seasoning.
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