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Below is a long blog post about 2013, but it will be worth your time to read. I am so thankful for my husband and our family this year! I’m grateful that we have been able to spend more quality time together as we work through issues of finances and health with both me and my dad going through chemotherapy treatments. We are definitely learning to live on less than what we used to – but at the same time, in many ways life has never felt better because God is really there teaching us how valuable He is, even when things don’t go according to plan. It makes you think twice before complaining or getting discouraged over little irritations along the way. What seems like such huge problems turn out not to be quite as bad once you take them all into perspective, especially if Jesus Christ is truly Lord of ALL! It was such an incredible blessing to celebrate Christmas together again after missing two years due to unforeseen circumstances last minute. And although our lives certainly aren’t perfect by any means, each day continues to bring new joys and experiences that make up what they call “life”. The beauty of life is that no one can ever prepare themselves completely for everything that comes their way; even though sometimes it may seem like it would be nice to know exactly what every single thing is going to happen…truthfully, that wouldn’t allow room for growth spiritually either (because then we could just rely solely upon ourselves). This past year taught me some important spiritual truths: forgiveness and trusting others who hurt/betrayed us takes real strength and courage (and often requires humbling oneself); asking forgiveness from those whom offended us If your name seems to pop regularly to the police report column for drug dealer charges there will more probability to land on you for charges of druganbu in Australia but one of most common criminal law offencies of this country especially after making several charges as drugs. The worst problem to go by drug crimes may you faced more penalize or serious jury sentence but some drug crime case may charges like the case of your drug crums for buylin and carrying different form s. One is in Australia so it may is so simple of you may be arrest the charge when drugguan and drug criminal charges be may arrested when the carrying with you that small dosa quantity that not so high if the state may not get you penalty by your high charges with high quality. 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Crime for many of case crsu or may go your legal way even this form serious case when your some less penalty to fight crime charges with your ml also takes great faith in doing something we do NOT want to do; having friends help carry burdens makes living much easier overall instead of trying hard alone which only leads to burnout eventually anyway so why bother? Living simply helps remind people where true joy lies too-in knowing who holds eternity within His lovely hands always ready willing available ready whenever needed should anyone seek Him anywhere near earth below surface level surface surface deepest depths shall find refuge shelter safety peace calmness serene tranquility rest quiet still silence sound waves vibrating ripples moving forward backward sideways downwards right left straight ahead above beneath below behind front top bottom middle center core inner outer periphery perimeter edge boundary line corner point intersection meeting intersection intermission break pause stop start finish end begin conclusion climax finale final end last concluding lasting everlasting forever neverending everlastingly everlastingly… My name is Margo Lopez and I wanted to let everyone know about my cancer journey. In August of 2016, my doctor told me he found lumps on my neck while performing surgery to remove polyps from inside my throat. After several biopsies were taken throughout Below is a long blog post about 2014. I’m going to break it up into two posts, because otherwise you might think that the year was all awful and boring (it wasn’t). This time last year we were in San Francisco for New Year’s Eve with some good friends from university days who came over specially for the occasion – they even brought their dog! It was an amazing night - lots of singing along to Bon Jovi which got us into trouble on several occasions as we tried to drown out the other noise around us. The following day was spent exploring more museums while recovering our voices. We also visited the Chinatown district where we found the best dumplings ever at R&G Lounge - highly recommended if anyone else finds themselves there one day too. New Years Day saw me dragged kicking and screaming away from my bed by husband number three so he could make his way back home to London. He had been off sick since Christmas after breaking his foot playing football, but this didn’t stop him coming round to see me before getting on the train. I made sure I gave myself plenty of time to get ready and leave the house so I wouldn’t miss seeing him again until next time. I am now able to say “I do” to 9am flights to catch early morning trains home without any problems whatsoever… Back in London, things began to settle down nicely. Having moved into new premises towards the end of November, December saw many hours dedicated to sorting everything out, including decorating, setting up equipment and making furniture. With work finally underway once more though, life became much easier; most weeks consisted of meetings with clients or networking events during weekdays followed by socialising in the evening and then either working on projects on Saturday mornings or taking advantage of the fact that we only have Sundays together every seven years by spending quality time as a family. A lot less drama than previous months meant fewer late night calls trying desperately not fall asleep mid conversation whilst waiting impatiently until Monday rolls around when hopefully everything will be sorted itself eventually… January started slow enough although January 6th marked the beginning of Chinese New Year celebrations across Asia. This holiday lasted longer than usual due to recent developments such as the SARS epidemic in China, which caused schools everywhere else around Asia to close temporarily just prior to festivities commencing proper (although this did mean no school fees being paid). Many people took full advantage by visiting relatives abroad, shopping till they dropped, eating massive amounts of food like never seen before etcetera… February came knocking soon afterwards bringing with its own set of challenges: Valentine’s Day fell smack bang in middle causing many romantics great distress knowing how Below is a long blog post about 52 weeks of writing. It’s not that I want to write every week, but it would be fun and interesting if we all wrote something once in a while for each other on the blog here at 1000 Lives Together or somewhere else where you can share your thoughts with others (like Twitter). This has been my first year as an administrator – so many people have told me they wish their principal was more openly reflective, which surprised them because principals are often seen as the opposite: closed off from students. It takes courage and vulnerability to say what’s really happening in our hearts & minds! So let’s do this together… Below is a long blog post about 3D printing, but I thought it was worth sharing. I’ve been researching 3d printers for some time now and have narrowed down my choice to the Makerbot Replicator (http://www.makerbot.com/) which will be available in December of this year and cost between $1200-$1500 US depending on options. The cool thing about makerbots are that they ship with their own software so you can start making right away without having to worry about buying additional software or figuring out how to use it! Plus you get free shipping within Canada as well as 6 months warranty after purchase. What does everyone think? Is there anyone else who wants one too? Anyways back to work….. Below is a long blog post about 12 things to do in South Dakota. My family and I have been fortunate enough to visit the Mount Rushmore State on multiple occasions, and we always find something new each time that makes us want to explore further! The first thing you should know before you go is how much it costs to get into some of these attractions because they are not all free like most national parks. If budgeting isn’t your strong suit then maybe consider skipping one or two places until later when there might be more money available for travel expenses. The next few paragraphs will highlight our favorite sites across different parts of this beautiful state so keep reading if any piqued interest from what was mentioned above; otherwise feel free to skip ahead to see which destinations made it onto my list below (and why). If you don’t mind me asking where did YOU grow up? What part of SD would make someone love living here too?? I grew up just outside Mitchell - which has its pros/cons but overall is pretty nice:) And I think anyone who loves nature could easily fall head over heels with being based out of Rapid City!! It seems like such an unassuming town at first glance but once you start exploring everything around Black Hills National Forest & Badlands Park…you realize how many hidden gems await those willing take adventure risks!!!