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A collection of the "wise" & of the "otherwise." Old posts are never old news!!!
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- C. Marie Byars
- Helper; military veteran; church musician. Active Lutheran. Conservative Christian; Centrist in worldly politics.
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3 comments:
Hi!
That was a gud one...
After all life is about nothing but perspectives and it depends everytime on which side of the viewing glass we are on...
Speaking of which I would like to tell you about my own blog,Spectrum.
I found you commenting on my aunt Radhika's blog Hues quite regularly and so I came across yours.
Hoping to hear more from you!
This blog has had a lot of deletions lately! Not trying to shut down free communication. The author of the one above apparently sent the same one twice and removed one of them, best as I can tell from my e-mail traffic.
Anyway, welcome aboard, Niharika! I'll come say "hi" over at your place, Spectrum. I've never been to India, and, yet I have been able to converse with many people from there through the magic of the internet.
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