lambskinny
How blessed are the feet of those who spread Good News! A born-again Christian who loves the Word of God, I endeavor to explore scripture in short posts due to my reduced attention span! I now write (or administrate) FIVE blogs: "Grace Partakers" "obsecrations" "Versatile Blogger Award" "Metal Man Walking" and "DooRFrame Books." Sometimes accused - yes! accused! - of being a Calvinist, I actually admit to believing God is Sovereign and God is Love.
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Stop
Posted in Uncategorized on June 19, 2013
Reblogged from Crossing the Other Side:
I can see clearer from
a distance, those things which
are but a blur when zoomed.
I need not inquire to
understand how things went
from perfect to twisted.
The light may give warmth
yet warmth can be extreme
and extreme never leaves
one unscathed.
Life. We are but leaves. We
shall all fall down someday.
Would it even matter if the wind…
THE Plan, update #2
Posted in Uncategorized on June 15, 2013
Reblogged from Fighting Fibro with Fire:
I love this quote, because it describes exactly what it is that I am working towards. I know that there are many obstacles in my life that I simply cannot change, so instead, I'm working to change how I get around them. It sounds simple enough, but sometimes it takes a tremendous amount of effort to react to situations the I want to rather than the way I'm used to reacting to them.
I am a bad writer
Posted in Uncategorized on June 7, 2013
Admittedly, I am not the best writer. I did well in English Studies because analysing was what I enjoyed, not to mention the fact that the thesaurus became my best friend. I understand that those who do write might read what I post here and laugh as they take note of every adverb, roll their eyes at misused apostrophes, and laugh at my faulty parallelism - and yes, I had to Google 'common mistakes in writing' to find out about parallelism, and no, I have no clue how to pronounce parallelism.
Street animals of Thailand
Posted in Uncategorized on June 2, 2013
Driving back from school today we saw a litter of puppies on the side of the road and this little chappy and one of his brothers/sisters ran after us. They are too cute. It looks like this guy is the runt of the litter as he was about half the size of the rest of them. So adorable!! Don't worry, I have no intention of taking any of them in, it's hectic enough having rescued a kitten already.
The Mistakes that we own.
Posted in Uncategorized on June 2, 2013
Ever get the feeling you have stepped over the mark?
I do.
Quite honestly I feel like it at the moment. The phrase let sleeping dogs lie doesn’t seem to compute I don’t think; and while I know it’s best to confront problems it’s driving me insane that an innocent phrase, mentioned when I was not guarding my words as carefully as I should have been, causes so many problems.
Monuments Men: Is Art Worth Dying For?
Posted in Uncategorized on June 1, 2013
Art exposes the best and most fragile qualities of man in the very moment of war. The nexus to choose between humanity and visceral destruction beyond death, ruination. Leaders and individuals have the choice to save art, steal art or simply shatter art beyond identity.
The destroyers are known, The looters are, for the most part, known. The protectors, on the other hand, are often invisible, unrecognized heroes, fading from history.
The One Hundredth Spectacular Amazapalooza
Posted in Uncategorized on May 5, 2013
Post C
Here’s the story of a man-cold, Inception and Tiddles.
I’ve never liked the phrase ‘whatever floats your boat’. Boats, by definition, are vessels that float on the water. It’s a self-referential argument. It is water that’s floating my boating but boats can only float on water so what floats my boat can only be water. It should be ‘whatever keeps your boat afloat’, meaning you need to do all you can to keep your boat afloat.
How I Paint My Nails
Posted in Uncategorized on April 28, 2013
30 Day Challenge: Border Manicure
Posted in Uncategorized on April 28, 2013
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Posted in Uncategorized on April 28, 2013









