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Food for some serious thought (no pun intended).
by Dr. Larry Chapp
pursuing the art of organizing my reflections on humanity
for your family
writes speculative fiction
My 2016 iPhone Project 366
the book was better
I want to sing like the birds sing, not worrying about who hears or what they think.
Words to 'Ramon' about the bits n pieces of life we fail to emphasize while we are busy encryting our souls...
Welcome to the Party!
Cartoons by John Atkinson. ©John Atkinson, Wrong Hands
An iPhone Project 365 Exploring Patterns, Abstracts & Details
Pictures and Photographic experiments by Souhade Guermache
pretending to love a God I don't believe in
gentleness and respect
For the Love of Words, Art, Nature, and Spirituality
My "Big C" is Christ, cancer is a little c
By Wally Fry
"Blending the colorful issues of life with the unapologetic truth of scripture, while adding some gracious ferocity.”
Wondering how God could have got all this into such a short Tale
One Aspie-girl's journey towards understanding
“right answer, wrong question”
iPhoneography by Matt Sandercock
insanitybytes
ephemeral
Prose and poetry that needs to be spoken and shared.
Embrace Your PUNCHY Nature
To live would be an awfully big adventure!
Mental wanderings amongst stardust
A place for cats, creativity, and a dash of philosophy
Audrey Dawn
Conventional wisdom about writing is conventionally wrong.
Doodles of a distracted historian
capturing life's ups and downs and all the little moments in between
Life, love and the pursuit of writing.
Some Thoughts on Connecting with God
Reviews and Shitposts
Finding ways to make everyday a positive, faithfilled day!
Supporting families of scoliosis patients.
Musings of a Catholic creative.
Join me in describing the hash tags of life. #life
Best Sense of Humor '09
The Window Philosopher 
Who knew profound thoughts could be expressed through jelly beans? It is rather sobering you when you see life quantified like this. It’s so easy to squander the day-to-day.
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Tru dat. One has to be so careful! Still learning…
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