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When two dancers can't sit still. Elyse's first recital. 😍Charlie and I attended a great gathering of supporters for Sen. Jen Jordan yesterday. She is a hard-working Georgia lawmaker who is in it for the people -- not her political survival. We need a lot more folks like her. Lets make that happen in 2020.This. #votethemoutHere's a video of the Black-bellied Whistling-Ducks at my pond. Unbelievably calm -- I followed them in the golf cart -- never appeared scared.Social Media
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Tag Archives: Love
And He Did
Dad was diagnosed with cancer on April 21, but I had the feeling he was sick the week before. About the same time that my gut began to tighten, the huge oak tree fell at my studio. As soon as … Continue reading
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Tagged death, eternal life the circle of life, Love, nature, Poetry
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Georgia Weather
Georgia got so cold that her pansies couldn’t grow… But her warm Helleborus melted the snow. She grew a lush carpet while the moon watched overnight…. And the Amazon lily leaned toward her light. She bakes, freezes and turns fog … Continue reading
Cruisin’ the Town, Lookin’ for a Light
Leave it up to Mick and the boys – they do have a way with words. But they are right you know – we do spend an inordinate amount of time looking for and struggling to acquire what we think … Continue reading
A Little Help From My Friends In My Life
American Idol saluted these guys last night. The contestants sang songs written by The Beatles…those magical song masters from our youth…they penned the tunes to which we fell in love, fell out of love, lost love, found love, and learned the meaning … Continue reading
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Tagged American Idol, entertainment, Friends, Love, music, The Beatles, Video
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The Unadilla Water Song — More About Love
My maternal grandmother’s name was May Yon Dickey Freeman. She married my grandfather, Henry Cuthburt Freeman, on December 4, 1918. She was 32 years old and teaching school at the Dickey School in Sugar Valley, Georgia, with her father, William Franklin Dickey. … Continue reading
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Tagged Christianity, Come thy Fount, John Adams, Love, motherhood, Sufjan Stevens, Unadilla
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Rise Up and Dance To Show What Love Is Not…
It’s right there in I Corinthians 13. The writer enumerates what love is not and what it is. And, to no surprise, some of the attributes we value the most are what it is not: success, intelligence, good intentions, and … Continue reading
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Tagged human-rights, Love, one billion rising, Relationships, violence against women
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