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I haven't written in a long time because I have felt blocked and unable to quite put my finger on it. While I've used this blog as a method of letting "our people" know what we are doing and how we spend our days here, this one is a little more personal.
One of the most difficult parts of being overseas is who we've left behind. Interestingly enough, it feels more as if we are being left behind, despite being the ones who boarded the plane. Watching life go on without you in a place you so belonged is a harsh side effect of the life we chose to embark on this year. Mix that with the lack of an insta-community (word coined by my new friend, you should read her blog, I cry through it pretty regularly– http://www.drinkingthewholebottle.com) you can sometimes find in international school, plus being in a foreign country and you have the perfect recipe for disaster.
These feelings of loneliness were some of the first feelings to strike once we began to feel settled. Think Maslow's hierarchy of needs. Once you get over your basic physiological and safety needs, what is left is a need for belonging. My husband and I are fortunate that not only have we come here with one another as a couple, we are also the closest of friends. We have lifted one another out of some of the darkest places and most taxing moments; however, as all who are in healthy relationships know, you can't just have each other.
There is a widespread culture on this island of letting go. Letting go of control, time, grudges, the list goes on. It is also my biggest challenge and personal life mission. It is hard to reconcile that life has bigger plans for you. I've begun to realize that I've glorified many friendships over the years as being my "best" ones, but realizing in my most difficult moments that these friendships were made of convenience; because we had a shared history or shared space at some point. I won't be at the forefront of my best friend's minds anymore and that could mean a lot of hurt, but it doesn't have to, right?
That is where the letting go comes in and it is not restricted solely to those moving their lives abroad. I have always appreciated the principle of impermanence that is a part of Hindu and Buddhist doctrine but have never had to face it so entirely until we moved abroad. Buddhist monks create these incredible sand mandalas that take days to create, building one grain of sand at a time.
Then, just like that, they destroy their creation. All of that toiling, bending over each speck of sand, the precision and concentration is all wiped away. But why?
Time, memory, people, communication, is all fleeting. While I have always been fascinated with this Buddhist principle, I've now been immersed into a culture where letting go not only exists, it is required.
We hold on to these things because we need to feel human connection. Life moves forward and it has been a hard lesson to learn that the people who are worth putting in the extra effort for, will be there regardless of where we are on the planet and how long we stay. While devastating, that many of these glorified friendships have crumbled in the last several months, I have also begun to learn the Dominican art of letting go. We're okay. It's okay. There is not enough energy to hold a grudge and those fleeting friendships, while they may not have meaning anymore, meant something in the moment. That's wonderful, but it's also okay to let go when the friendship is no longer serving either of you.
Loss of control is not a bad thing; in fact, there is so little that we have control over in the first place that perhaps we didn't ever really lose it, we just allowed ourselves to accept it. Of all the lessons I've learned so far, this has been both the most difficult and the most rewarding. While I have only just scratched the surface of learning to let go, I pray this aspect of Dominican culture seeps into my very being the same way the salty, humid sea air does. I feel less burdened, less worry, less guilty.
These initial feelings of isolation in conjunction with some pretty jarring revelations about friendship took a heavy toll on me, in particular. I quickly realized that not only was it time to find community, it was also time to let go; otherwise we would not last in the Dominican Republic.
Since these bumps in the road, we have since made some incredible friends from all walks of life. We've met people with similar values and beliefs that have made us feel like we don't need to pretend we are anything other than who we are. I have found that many people who move overseas have been forced to learn the same lesson so there are no expectations or rules that govern friendships aside from love and let love. It's the greatest lesson I've learned, yet.


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The grains markets may be range bound between now and potential summer weather issues. The next WASDE is not for a few weeks and the next stocks and acreage report is not until the end of June. We talk about why we like corn and spring wheat but are concerned about soybeans. We also take… Read more.
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Turner's Take Podcast: May 11, 2018 | May WASDE Review
The USDA released their May 2018 WASDE yesterday and the results were mixed. On the surface the report was bullish for corn and soy, but Daniels Trading broker Craig Turner provides further analysis in his podcast.
Turner's Take Podcast: May 4, 2018 | USA/China Trade Dispute Persists
The USA/China trade dispute continues and will weigh heavier on soybeans and lean hogs as we approach the May 22 tariff start date. Listen to Turner's Take Podcast for complete market analysis and insight into the grain futures markets.
Turner's Take Podcast: April 24, 2018 | Brazilian Safrinha Crop Concerns
Hot and dry weather in Brazil is causing concern for their safrinha corn crop. A ridge has formed and it could impact the 2nd crop corn for the next 10 to 14 days. Corn has come down in the past week or two as the Argentina bull market has ended and it is still too early to get excited… Read more.
Turner's Take Podcast: April 17, 2018 | Grains & Oilseeds Lack Direction
The grain markets are lacking direction as the South American weather markets are over and we are too early to have US weather markets for planting. I think we are setting up for tighter new crop corn stocks, larger new crop soybean acres, and less spring wheat acres. Take a listen as we talk about… Read more.
Turner's Take Podcast: April 11, 2018 | WASDE Hints at Large 2018/19 Corn Exports
The USDA's April WASDE report was released yesterday. The report was generally as expected. The USDA may have signaled a big increase in new crop corn export demand in their executive summery. Will not see new crop numbers until the May WASDE but this part of the report caught my eye and it is why… Read more.
Turner's Take Podcast: April 5, 2018 | Chinese Soybean Tariff
Corn acres are estimated at 88mm acres according to the USDA and soybeans are 89mm. This is setting up for a bullish spring and summer if we have planting delays or hot/dry growing weather. The Chinese tariffs on soybeans could put a damper on grain prices but in this podcast we go over how it… Read more.
Turner's Take Podcast: March 21, 2018 | Planting Intentions Next Week
The corn market rallied 40 cents from Jan to March and then gave back 20 cents in about a weeks time. We are now at the 50% retracement level and we expect corn to chop until Planting Intentions next week. If the USDA reports 89mm acres and we assume a 175 yield, new crop ending… Read more.
Turner's Take Podcast: March 14, 2018 | Grains Consolidating
Craig Turner explains why the grain markets are likely to consolidate between now and the March 30 Grain Stocks and Planting Intentions report. Now that the damage is done in South America, the market should start to focus on US new crop acres, exports, and ending stock projections. We also talk about cattle, hogs, crude oil… Read more.
Turner's Take Podcast: February 21, 2018 | South American Weather Market
Craig Turner discusses the latest weather market in South America and how we are trading and marketing corn, soybeans, and wheat as a result of the recent rallies. Corn has paused but could continue to go higher based on how much crop has been lost. The market is pricing in about a 25% reduction in… Read more.

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This one is one of my favorites. Kortnee just has this artistic eye that makes beautiful images.
Steph did my make up for the day. We had gone to Sephora earlier in the week to try out some new colors and got a trial done. Steph learned the techniques she needed to transform me to a beautiful bride. She did a fabulous job as I felt like a model.
This one was in the limo on the way to meet Brent for the first time. I was alone in there (besides the photographer) and...I had a moment.
I love this shot because it looks like we rolled in a background! With the perfect clouds and blue sky down to the steamboats in the river, it all looks fake...but it's not! We had a perfect day weather wise. Couldn't have asked for better weather for a wedding day.
I love this one not just for the jumping aspect (because that in itself is a really cool shot), but the fact that Brent is the calm, cool and collected one in the front and everyone behind him is acting out is so Brent. Sounds so mullet like. Ha!
The girls are giving a little 'tude. Well, I am anyway. And I have a waist!
Now this picture looks like it jumped out of a magazine or something. The colors are so perfect and surreal. Another favorite. Actually, I could probably say that about almost all the photos. "Perfect!"
This has our program, our cupcake (which I didn't eat any of...or even saw the cupcake table) and our rings.


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Thursday, August 4, 2011
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Dear Prep K,ReplyDelete
We have just had a look at your blog and love your Lego Land slideshow. We liked the biggest chair that was for Papa Bear. We thought it was funny that Mrs Kennedy sat in it.
We have had a think about reusing and Fletcher says that he reuses junk to play with like old pots and things from the kitchen. Luke reuses old bottles and toilet paper rolls to make people. Sienna reuses scrap paper to draw pictures and Tanya reuses boxes to make cars. Good luck this term with your inquiry unit. Our unit is called Be Happy, Be Healthy. Love Prep W.
- AnonymousAugust 9, 2011 at 11:07 PM
I Love your 'popping eyed penguins.' They looked 'perfectly poised' placed penguin upon penguin!ReplyDelete
Your procedure worked perfectly!
Mrs Bellesini
- Learning TogetherAugust 11, 2011 at 12:20 PM
Hello Prep W!ReplyDelete
Thank you for sharing all the ways that you reuse materials. We have some good ideas now.
Thank you Prep W for your beautiful comment. We love you. (Matthew)
Strawberries and bananas make me healthy and happy. (Caoimhe)
We would love to hear more about your unit. Perhaps we can skype again.
From Prep K
- Learning TogetherAugust 11, 2011 at 12:21 PM
Dear Mrs BellesiniReplyDelete
You used so many 'p' words in your sentence. (Kirra)
We thought it was very funny that you used so many 'p' words in your sentence. (Will)
Hi Prep K,ReplyDelete
This is Mikayla from the 6ML Buddy Blog.
The Buddy Crew of 6ML think this is such a good idea aswell as the Jars. this will be something that we will do in buddies aswell.
We were wondering what you used to make them.
Keep up the great blog work!!!
From Mikayla art of the 6ML Buddy Crew
- Learning TogetherAugust 16, 2011 at 9:19 AM
Hi MikaylaReplyDelete
Would you like to know how to make the penguins or were you asking about the jars?
We could send you our Procedure to make the penguins. (Kirra)
We put decorations (stick on shapes) , foil, foam pieces, paint, square paper mosaics and glitter pom poms on our jars.
We hope this helps.
Thank you for your comment.
From Prep K
Hi Prep K,ReplyDelete
It's mikayla from the 6ml buddy blog again.
I was asking about both.
Hope to keep in touch and find more of your great craft ideas soon could you please leave another comment our our blog the link is http://6mlbuddies.global2.vic.edu.au/
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40 CFR 158.1 - Purpose and scope.
(a)Purpose. The purpose of this part is to specify the kinds of data and information EPA requires in order to make regulatory judgments under FIFRA secs. 3, 4, and 5 about the risks and benefits of pesticide products. Further, this part specifies the data and information needed to determine the safety of pesticide chemical residues under FFDCA sec. 408.
(1) This part describes the minimum data and information EPA typically requires to support an application for pesticide registration or amendment; support the reregistration of a pesticide product; support the maintenance of a pesticide registration by means of the data call-in process, e.g., as used in the registration review program; or establish or maintain a tolerance or exemption from the requirements of a tolerance for a pesticide chemical residue.
(2) This part establishes general policies and procedures associated with the submission of data in support of a pesticide regulatory action.
(3) This part does not include study protocols, methodology, or standards for conducting or reporting test results; nor does this part describe how the Agency uses or evaluates the data and information in its risk assessment and risk management decisions, or the regulatory determinations that may be based upon the data.
(c)Scope of individual subparts.
(1)Conventional pesticides. Subparts A, B, C, D, F, G, K, L, N, and O apply to conventional pesticides.
(2)Biochemical pesticides. Subparts A, B and U apply to biochemical pesticides.
(3)Microbial pesticides. Subparts A, B and V apply to microbial pesticides.
(4)Antimicrobial pesticides. Subparts A, B, C, D, and W of this part apply to antimicrobial pesticides.


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I will bless them that bless thee, and curse him that curseth thee: and in thee shall all families of the earth be blessed. – Genesis 12:3
I create the fruit of the lips; Peace, peace to him that is far off, and to him that is near, saith the Lord; and I will heal him. – Isaiah 57:19
As God called Abraham to leave his homeland and his family and start a new life, God made a promise to Abraham. This was a spectacular promise considering the magnitude of its results. Not only would God bless Abraham, but God would bless the rest of the world through Abraham. There would be no limit to the distance the blessing would reach. There was no people group remote enough to be untouched by the promise that the Omniscient and Omnipotent One had made. The blessing was coming to Abraham, and through him, the rest of the world would be blessed.
In Isaiah, we find a prophecy that God has given regarding the days to come. With a prescient eye, it was clear that the future held a time when there would be peace for all. There was coming a day when those who were "far off" and those that were "near" both could be joined together in peace and unity. There would exist a division for some time, and there would seem to be a wall that separated those who were near from those who were far off. In this prophecy to the Jewish people, it would have been understood that those who were near were Jews, and those who were far off were Gentiles. Now, what may not have been clear to them, however, was how that those who were near and those who were far off would ever be joined together as one.
In Ephesians 2, Paul explains clearly how that is possible. The world-pervading, culture-penetrating promise made to Abraham was that all the families in the earth would be drawn together in blessing. Now, in Christ there is peace and blessing has come to the two groups. Those who were "far off" and those that are "nigh" have received the message of peace. (v.17) There was always a wall, and the tension of ethnicity and culture had always divided, but now in Christ, the distinctions of culture do not separate. What believers have in common supersedes any other difference that may be in them. In the sacrificial, substitutionary death of Jesus, God brought Jews who believed into peace with himself. In the sacrificial, substitutionary death of Jesus, God brought Gentiles who believed into peace with himself. Now, those who are Jewish and at peace with God should find no quarrel with those who are Gentile and at peace with God.
In Christ the divisions have melted. There are no longer distinct bloodlines. As believers we don't look to our family or national heritage as our defining characteristic. Instead, we look to the blood of Jesus Christ, and the peace that we have with God through Him. Those who would claim Christianity but hang onto any vestige of racism or ethno-centrism fail to see the peace-bringing, wall-demolishing nature of the gospel of Jesus Christ. In Galatians 3:28, Paul writes clearly "there is neither Jew nor Greek, bond nor free, male nor female, for we are all one in Christ Jesus."
What a great promise God made to Abraham, that through him all the nations would be blessed together. What a delightful prophecy that the day would come when those near and those far off would be able to join. And what a splendid reality that now in Christ, all of this has been fulfilled. Now, we who were far off can rejoice and love, and strive to exist in the unity that Christ has accomplished. May we not ever call "enemy" the one whom God calls "friend."
Reflect: How do you think that the peace that we have with God should influence the peace and unity we should have with one another? In Ephesians 2:14-18, what brings about this dual-natured peace?


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With economic imperatives rising and the demand for a more skilled workforce, now is the time for expansion of online higher education courses in the Middle East. However, there are still some challenges and perceptions to overcome. What is it about the present and future of the Middle East that creates a specific need for online education? I would argue …Read More »
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Iranian science shows world's fastest growth
Iran has the world's fastest-growing scientific output, measured by the number of peer-reviewed papers published in international journals, according to a report published this week (28 March). The number of papers rose from 736 in 1996 to 13,238 in 2008, says the UK's Royal Society's report 'Knowledge, Networks and Nations'. Iran's scientific collaboration with the United States is also on …Read More »
Middle East must seize the moment for science
The political changes underway in Egypt and other countries of the Middle East signal an opportunity for science to flourish — but scientific vigour will not be enough to foster development, transparency and freedom, says Naser Faruqui.Read More »
How Morocco faces the challenge of science literacy
Moroccans are receptive to science, but the country needs a much stronger communication and scientific literacy effort, says Aziz Bensalah. Engaging the public with science probably means something different in Morocco than it does in more developed countries.Read More »
Egypt's turmoil: a wake-up call for Arab science
The discontent behind recent protests in Egypt carries lessons for how both science and journalism are handled across the Arab world. For most Egyptians protesting vociferously — and ultimately successfully — in Cairo's Tahrir Square and elsewhere over the past two weeks, the state of the nation's science will have been far from the top of their complaints.Read More »
Islam Analysis: S&T ministerial body needs a revival
Islamic nations' ministerial committee on S&T cooperation must refocus on policy leadership or risk losing relevance, says Athar Osama. Last month, 22 ministers of science, technology and innovation met in Pakistan's capital, Islamabad, to discuss the state of science and technology in the Organisation of the Islamic Conference (OIC) member countries.Read More »
Seawater greenhouse plan for Jordan
[AMMAN ] Seawater greenhouses, solar power plants and other new green technologies will be brought together in Jordan in an attempt to turn its desert into a producer of crops, fresh water and electricity.Read More »
Africa: Time to make agricultural research a top priority
Recent protests over food prices underline a key message from a new report about the potential dangers of neglecting agricultural research. The ousting of Tunisia's president last week, and unrest in other nations such as Algeria and Sudan, has many causes — but rising food prices have been one of the underlying themes.Read More »
Islamic states urged to adopt ambitious science plans
[ISLAMABAD] Ambitious proposals to put innovation at the heart of research efforts across the Islamic world were approved by science leaders from member countries of the Organization of Islamic Conference (OIC) last week (11–13 January).Read More »
Algeria plans rapid green energy ramp-up
[ALGIERS] Algeria is aiming to generate 40 per cent of its electricity from renewable sources by 2020, energy minister Youcef Yousfi has announced. About 60 renewable energy projects will be launched to give a capacity of 3,000 megawatts,hetold a press conference held to announce the strategy (2 January).Read More »


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"An age of debutante balls and magical moonlight parties for exquisite youth. Translucent beauties like precious pearls in shell pink chiffon and marbled satin. Shining like super nova they traverse the floor under crystal stars in the arms of their aristocratic beau. England's select, ablaze in the moment, intoxicated with desire and naïve expectations of eternal youth. This is the time of their lives. Unforgettable." Jenny Packham
What a welcome early morning surprise. Jenny Packham launched her first NYC collection in a big way – the new home of fashion week, Lincoln Center. What makes this really special is that she swapped London for us here. For those of us lucky enough to view her first NYC runway, what a joy it was.
Jenny Packham isn't new in the fashion industry but even with five stores across Europe, a celebrity clientele (including Keira Knightley, Beyonce, Jennifer Lopes, Cameron Diaz and others), this is her first time in the tents. Well, if we all could make such a splash our 'first time out'. She brought modern elements to classic shapes with a big WOW factor.
The overall consensus – Jenny Rocked New York Fashion Week!! It was so refreshingly wonderful to see a line that had something for everyone. There wasn't a single dress that was so avant-garde that you thought "just the designers vision" or so bland, that you wondered what the designer was actually thinking. The color palette as well as cut simply flattered women. Sexy and Sensual – Check; Beading – check; Total Diva worthy – Check. Jenny Packham – Double Check!
Jenny, welcome to America.
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20th Century Fox sign up SmartJog
Written by Pascale Paoli Lebailly
Tuesday, 30 March 2010 16:59
Twentieth Century Fox and TDF subsidiary SmartJog have announced a non-exclusive deal for the satellite distribution of digital cinema content to theatres in Europe.
SmartJog will be delivering Fox movies in digital format to exhibitors connected to SmartJog's pan-European digital cinema network.
SmartJog provides optimized transmission via satellite, network monitoring, traffic supervision and storage solutions tailored to the digital cinema industry. SmartJog currently has over 160 cinemas and more than 800 screens connected to its network in Europe and with over 300 sites planned by the end of the year.


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This morning, I faced three choices. Sleep. Shower. Or blog. I wanted to do them all, but that felt impossible (especially since naps haven't been Hattie's strong suite the last two days). So, I laid down. Unable to sleep, but thankful for a little rest, I was able to shower and here I am blogging away. Three cheers for....getting it all in!
Six months ago, it would have been solely between sleep and shower, but those were the days when Hattie wasn't sleeping through the night, and I was a little more tired.
By now, you all know that Obama won the election. I don't pretend to understand it, but I do feel like the economy will tank and there will be an large increase in job loss and food prices will probably rise considerably too. All that to say, I'm planning to start stocking up....not to the extreme that my parents do, but I have cleaned out some cabinet space to store extra goods. Emery and I have lately decided that our hobby is most accurately moving. Whether we like it or not. And not wanting to move 150lbs of extra food is one reason we're not going bulk storage.
I was thinking yesterday about how some people have certain ages/stages that are their favorite in babies and children. I know some who love the newborn phase and some who love 6-9 months etc. I have honestly loved every phase of Hattie's life. But I think 18 months is my favorite so far. I'll probably be saying that I love whatever age she's at the most, but we really do have so much fun together right now. She's saying so many words I can understand, and we dance and laugh. She also stomps her feet when she's mad that something isn't going her way, and some days she whines and whines till I'm almost crazy with it....but largely life is so enjoyable. :)
On Monday, we hit our twentieth week of pregnancy! Half way to baby! It's still a little surreal at times. I mean, I look pregnant (and my pastor lovingly pointed out the other Sunday that he would need longer arms to hug me. ...uh. thanks). and I'm feeling the baby move frequently, but the thought of really having a newborn in just 4.5 months is delightfully shocking. And I can't wait.


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Guava to appear on BBC's Politics Show
Dan Sharp, SEO Technical Manager at Guava, is to appear on the BBC's Politics Show presented by Jon Sopel on Sunday 7th June. The show will be broadcast on BBC One at 11:00am.
Dan will be discussing the importance of the internet to politics, especially in relation to the rise of social media – and how it might develop in the future. He will talk about Barack Obama's pioneering online marketing campaign leading to his presidency, with comparison to British political parties and their use web as a communication tool surrounding the European Parliament and Council Elections.
Dan has been with Guava since February 2005, and now makes up part of the Search Engine Marketing team at Hurst in Berkshire. The interview also follows a succession of guest lectures by other members of the Guava team, Luke Richards and Mark Edmondson, at University College Falmouth in Cornwall in which they used Barack Obama as a digital marketing case study.
Lucy Cokes, Operations Director at Guava, said:
"It is an honour for us to have Dan appear on The Politics Show. The developing relationship between politics and the internet has become increasingly interesting over the last year, especially with the continued rise of social sites such as Facebook and Twitter. Obama's success proves the importance of visibility on the web – as well as knowing how to adapt to new technologies and methods of communication."
The original Obama election campaigns presentation can be seen here: http://www.guava.co.uk/resources/research-reports/social-media-election-political-campaigns/
About Guava
For further information please contact:
Lucy Cokes
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Guava is a fresh thinking, digital marketing agency specialising in Search Engine Marketing, Web Development, SEO, Social Media and PPC in the UK. Part of the pan-European Guava group with over 200 employees, the UK division is headed up by UK CEO, Graeme Radford with offices in Berkshire and Cornwall. Current Guava clients include Confused.com, Black & Decker and The Royal Mail.
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This is a blog about life and faith. My life and my faith are inseparable and intertwined. I hope you enjoy coming along on this trip with me.
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
"Better a day in Your courts than a thousand elsewhere!
"10 Better a day in Your courts than a thousand anywhere else. I would rather be at the door of the house of my God than to live in the tents of wicked people. 11 For the Lord God is a sun and shield. The Lord gives grace and glory; He does not withhold the good from those who live with integrity. 12 Happy is the person who trusts in You, Lord of Hosts!" Psalm 84:10,12 (HCSB)
Have you ever felt this way? I so identify with David in this Psalm. I would much rather spend time with Him than anything the world could offer. He is my God and I am His child, His sheep, His.
You see, God and I have had a relationship for a very long time. I knew Him before I finally accepted Him as my Savior at the age of 7. I fully believe the intimacy of my relationship with God began in the womb, but became a part of who I am when I was three.
I have no memories of this time, but I know that I took something special away from the experience. At the age of 3, I had pneumonia and developed a fever. My mother, believing the old school notion of covering up the child when the chills come, piled blankets on me until I began to have convulsions.
I was run quickly to the hospital where they stripped me down and threw me on ice, trying to bring down the fever, which had risen to 108º! The fever was brought down to 105º where it stayed for the next three days. I remained in the hospital for 11 days. I can only imagine the fear that must have coursed through my little body.
The health care professionals thought I would be a vegetable. They were wrong. I am a viable, intelligent human being. A couple of issues happened because of the fever, but my brain managed to create new pathways to cope. This, my friends, is definitely a God thing!
So, why do I attribute my special relationship with my God to this time? I firmly believe God was there, holding me through the entire experience. I developed a trust that cannot be explained in the usual manner, and had conversations (prayers) with God from early on. He has always been the one for me through everything.
He walked with me through the hazards and joys of my entire life, always giving me what I needed, when I needed it. Always showing me His hand and bringing me to the things I needed, good or bad, to become the best Angie I could be. I don't know for sure that this early relationship with God is unusual, but from what I know from others, it is. Some feel called from an early age, but not very many have what I had and have.
God and I have had so much fun building the God stories in my life. I do long for the day when we can be face to face forever without the baggage that life brings. I don't know what He has for my future while still on earth, but I do know what He has for my forever future. Whatever He has, I trust Him and He has always been faithful, so I don't need to worry – He's got my back!
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We design to elicit responses from people. We want them to buy something, read more, or take action of some kind. Designing without understanding what makes people act the way they do is like exploring a new city without a map: results will be haphazard, confusing, and inefficient. This book combines real science and research with practical examples to deliver a guide every designer needs. With it you'll be able to design more intuitive and engaging work for print, websites, applications, and products that matches the way people think, work, and play.
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