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Kendi and mom each picked different colors from a huge box of Crayola markers to draw a rainbow, then we compared our rainbows. This is Kendi's Rainbow Horse!
Too much whiskey: I have a problem.
No more whiskey: I have a different problem.
So much whiskey: I have NO problem.
What you carry in your mind about your life is what you will see in your life. - Neale Donald Walsch
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The folks from Yo Gabba Gabba passed through Tacoma on their nationwide tour to entertain children of all-ages.
Kids growing up today are subject to much more then they need, from violent television shows to the convenience of divorce because it's the easy way out, Yes I know sometimes divorce is the better of two evils but don't use children to serve your needs. Once you have children your only need should be to raise the best possible children you can. As an adult and parent you are not only responsible for raising your children to be the best they can be but you also need to guide the children in your neighborhood. I am not saying you need to punish other peoples children but maybe alert their parents to their misdoings. As a parent I would be pissed off if my neighbor didn't try to correct my child's bad behavior or bring it to my attention so I can fix his behavior and actions.
With out the proper guidance your child will go from a bottle of baby formula to drugs and alcohol before you have a chance to correct them.
You can spend all your free time with your kids teaching them and it's still not enough.
You only get one chance to raise your children so please do it right.
"the only thing wasted in this picture was expired baby formula"
“The secret of health for both mind and body is not to mourn for the past, nor to worry about the future, but to live the present moment wisely and earnestly.”~Buddha
The folks from Yo Gabba Gabba passed through Tacoma on their nationwide tour to entertain children of all-ages.
Kendi and mom each picked different colors from a huge box of Crayola markers to draw a rainbow, then we compared our rainbows.
#Thought Of The Moment:
I thought when people lie to me their pants were supposed to catch on fire.
Turns out that's a lie also. Trust....no....one
#lifelesson
When the most important things in our life happen we quite often do not know, at the moment, what is going on. - C. S. Lewis
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Top 25 Romantic Hotels in the World 2018
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Tarot and castles inspire my mind to separate and joint ventures. Historically the two may not have mixed together that much, but the cards popular in Italy and France did make it over to Scotland and availability in print of the cards and the opening of castles to tourist has arrived at the right time for me to join the two historic inspirations to tell stories and to suggest paths that I might like to ponder at leisure. The early and maybe the original cards that still survive are elaborately hand painted scenes displaying figures showing their worldly station in life and the role they play in society. The cards offer up a pictorial Bildungsroman, or educational story, as they reveal a coming-of-age adventure as the central characters are presented with rites of passage and encounters through which they transform in old terms morally and spiritually. Whilst those terms still apply to this day the development of perception, philosophy and education gives us ideas of the Tarot images allowing us to gain psychological insights of developing ourselves through symbolic cultural awareness of the world we all live in. Some have suggested that Tarot cards might have been popular around betrothals, or weddings in Italy with 15 partial sets of cards named Visconti-Sforza being dated from the middle of the 15 century. If they are such the intricate designs were expensive artworks commissioned for noble families.
Some sources have the cards being brought into Europe as gaming and gambling items from Mamluk sources once in Egypt and later warring their way through Turkey. This for some fulfils ideas of Gypsy Tarot being from Egyptian roots and the Gypsy bloodline being from Egypt via the Ottoman and Hungarian Empires. Other sources see the Aleph Bet, the 22 Hebrew letters and can find a route for such thoughts and symbols to come out of the Levant, where from the translation of the French name of ‘the rising of the Sun’ a radiant journey can be traced through Southern France and Spain which helps to bring Qabalah into Tarot. Sure footed and well founded as castles are they are well set to stand in comparison to the vagaries of potential Tarot histories.
Tarot and castles can be linked as the former preserve of nobility whose patronage has left us strong ruins and delicate relics giving us a history in which the majority were included and to which we can now join in and adapt if we wish to do so. The cards shown here are from The Mythic Tarot conceived by Liz Greene and Juliet Sharman-Burke with illustrations by Tricia Newell. First published in 1989 the 78 cards feature images of goddesses, gods, demigods, heroes and the others from the mythology of Ancient Greek. The castle shown is Tantallon built and remodelled over several stages hosting Queens, Kings, noble ladies and valiant knights with heroes and the others amongst their ranks. The castle is now in the care of Historic Environment Scotland and is available to visitors with opening times being available through the link below.
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Tantallon Castle Near North Berwick, East Lothian, EH39 5PN
Historic Environment Scotland
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this is apart of a set of pictures created of life lessons I've learned over the last year....
#4) I had been dealing with some issues personally that only a few people knew about. one of these people had dealt with a very similar problem, which had brought them closer to the Lord because they were forced to only rely on Him for the solution to the problem.... after we had talked for a little while, they had an encouraging idea for me:
"Write 'Trust Me' on a sticky note. put it on your desk where you can see it, or your ceiling above your bed or something, so that you're constantly visually reminded to trust the Father. seriously, I have 5 of those in my dorm at present
one on my ceiling, one on my desk, one on my door, one on my bathroom mirror, and one on the inside of my laptop. it's so annoying but I have the worst time trusting God, but I've gotten SO much better since I started doing that..."
so I did. I started keeping these notes on my wall, on my desk, and on my bedroom door. I even changed one of my passwords to "TrustMe" (it's no longer one of my passwords, so don't think I'm stupid enough to post my password for yall).
she was right. it is hard. I'm a doer. I have to be doing something to make things better at all times... but lately every time I try to stick my hands into the works, it only blows up in my face. I find myself so much better off completely trusting God to give me the answers and fix my problems.
I still very often try to do it on my own, but find myself being told by Him:
Trust Me.
Life has been very hard on me, but, at the same time, it has taught me a great deal. Paulo Coelho
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