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Angel Messages September 28 2018
Originally posted on Annette Rochelle Aben: Your DAILY MESSAGE from Angels AGREE to DISAGREE and LET IT BE! We love you Thank you, Angels!!!
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A Walk in the Park
Originally posted on Audrey Driscoll's Blog: One of the final days of summer 2018 was perfect for a walk in Uplands Park with The Dog (otherwise known as Nelly the Newfoundland). Nelly wondering why I’m falling behind ? This park is surrounded by suburbia, but it’s big enough that you can imagine yourself miles from…
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Recover from Relapsing: What to Do After an Addiction Relapse
Originally posted on My Bipolar Mind: Image via Pexels Recover from Relapsing: What to Do After an Addiction Relapse If you have relapsed after a prolonged time being abstinent from drugs or alcohol, it can feel like a failure. However, a relapse is not the worst thing in the world. Addiction is a disease for…
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Friday Inspiration: The Fruit of Patience
Originally posted on Syl65's Blog: https://youtu.be/NswPPVgMaPE A patient heart plants a seed A patient spirit waters it A patient soul shines a light on it Faith, Hope, Love The miracle will come to fruition photo credit: iwantwellness.co music: Lincoln Brewster “While I Wait” ? ?
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About that time of year
Originally posted on Entertaining Stories: I’ve been looking for a month for something close to home, but with zero luck. Store keepers are full of empty promises. I decided to go for my best chance, and went to the Boise Co-Op. The old one downtown. Bingo! That’s right, everyone. It’s pumpkin beer season. I had…
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Bright Ruin (Dark Gifts #3) by Vic James #bookreview #YA #dystopian
Originally posted on Books and Such: Magically gifted aristocrats rule–and commoners are doomed to serve. But a rebellion threatens the old order. The dystopian trilogy that began with Gilded Cage and Tarnished City concludes. In a world where the lower classes must endure ten years of forced service to unfairly advantaged, magically powered rulers, a…
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