Valle Motto:
El que mas vale no vale tanto como Valle vale.
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"j'en suis pas seul parçe que votrê coeur et avec moi tout le temps."
“Love never fails, but if we refuse to love, we’ll always end up failing. That's why the bible encourages us to love unconditionally."-Anonymous
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An Achilles’ heel is a fatal weakness in spite of overall strength, that can actually or potentially lead to downfall. While the mythological origin refers to a physical vulnerability, metaphorical references to other attributes or qualities that can lead to downfall are common.
true story.
BE ANGRY, AND yet DO NOT SIN; do not let the sun go down on your anger,
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Ephesians 4:26 NASB (via ephesiansfive11)
I wish more people lived by this. In my case, I wish one person would.
Bodysuits, lotion, concrete, chaffing??? What is really going on with my twitter homegurls! Got 50 tweets in less than 60 sec. LOL!!!
Wonderful woman,
A woman stays away from people and places that distract her from her destiny. Here’s what you must know, you have an amazing destiny that God has placed inside of you. You are a strong, beautiful, kind, generous, fun-loving, passionate woman. You deserve a man that will compliment the great qualities you have, as well as help you grow in the areas where you are weak. You need a man that will move you into the direction of your destiny, not away from it. My hope is that you would never settle for anything less than God’s best.
Also, remember what true love looks like. It’s not self-seeking, it’s patient, it’s kind, and you know that it doesn’t do what ole’ boy is doing to you. So don’t let the lies fool you. You are worth more than that.
The person that wrote this to me knows who they are. Thank you for your unreserved friendship. xoxo
In any relationship there are reciprocal duties. There is an obligation towards each other, not by authority, but respect.
— John Stott
A dear friend of mine who was quite a lover of the chase, told me the
following story:
“Rising early one morning,” he said, “I heard the
baying of a score of deer-hounds in pursuit of their quarry. Looking
away to a broad open field in front of me, I saw a young fawn making
its way across, and giving signs, moreover, that its race was
well-nigh run. Reaching the rails of the enclosure, it leaped over and
crouched within ten feet from where I stood. A moment later two of the
hounds came over, when the fawn ran in my direction and pushed its
head between my legs. I lifted the little thing to my breast, and,
swinging round and round, fought off the dogs. I felt, just then, that
all the dogs in the West could not, and should not capture that fawn
after its weakness had appealed to my strength.”
So it is, when human helplessness appeals to Almighty God. Well do I remember when the hounds of sin where after my soul, until, at last, I ran into the arms
of Almighty God.
- A.C. Dixon