Sunday Post ~ May you uncover some today
Jeremiah 29:11
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posted by Susie | 12:02 AM
Name: Susie
Location: Pretty City, Mid-Atlantic Region, United States
Bio: I'm a 40something therapist, technologically challenged, wife of a wonderful guy we'll call Jif, 'cause I'm a Choosy Mutha, and mama of an amazing Little Girl we'll call LG. We have a very bad dog (VBD) called Biscuit. This is my personal blog, where I tell stories, ask questions, act goofy and throw the occasional party. This is not to be regarded as a professional website or as a source of any type of therapy for anyone at all. Except me.
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Sunday, March 13, 2005
4 heads are better than one . . .
Ahh yes. At one point I wanted to name my daughter Hope, Although I was going to name her in Spanish; which translates to Esperanza. I think it sounds pretty.
Thnaks for a nice wish.
Great picture. Not only does it mean hope in general to me, it also means "See, there is hope that winter will be over soon."
Thanks for the picture, Susie!
efrain, if that's your daughter on your site, she's incredibly beautiful. I like Esperanza, too.
ck, me, too, about the hope that winter is on its way out!
I love this photograph! Thanks for sharing it.
It would be cool to take one picture of this... um, brick?... once a month- in the winter months it might not show at all, in the summer it would be parched, in the spring slick with rain.
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