Fat Sheep and Thin, the Disparity of Justice
If you are working a minimum wage job, statistically speaking, you give away a larger percentage of your income to charity than a billionaire does.
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For each life, there are challenges that are unique. I celebrate such differences through my blogs.
Autumn is such a great season, my favourite but in life the season can be characterised by change and loss. We need resilience to live it well.
Every life is uniquely different. It's an undeserved gift that we can make the most of - or not. The choice is ours,
If you are working a minimum wage job, statistically speaking, you give away a larger percentage of your income to charity than a billionaire does.
The tongue can be a restless evil The pen more so It has permanence waging and raging Sticks and stones may break your bones But
Do you ever sense that you’re up against it? I know I have. Perhaps this is why I love to hear stories of people who
Autumn leaves by Mary Aldwinckle ‘Where is your faith?’ is a good question to ask yourself now and again. I can’t seem to get away
I’ve been thinking about eternity. It struck me that the teacher who wrote Ecclesiastes seemed to experiment his way through life- trying all it’s pleasures
Mercy Is personified by anyone kind to others small or large, rich or poor, ‘vulnerable’ or not It’s undeserved by definition if ‘standards aren’t maintained’ When pain
