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show yourself.

Published on August 5, 2016August 5, 2016 by Dawn MarieLeave a comment

Dancing through my head….(don’t miss clicking this video.)

“You come in a still small voice.”

“You say, “Let their be light,”

and there is light

and

light shines in the darkness.”

hugs n’ blessings to all the light in the world breaking through the darkness!

Brother Isaiah is a member of The Community of Franciscan Friars of the Renewal which was founded in 1987, in Bronx, NY, to work with the poor and to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

let us eat cake!

Published on July 25, 2016 by Dawn Marie6 Comments

it’s the monday giggles…

And…

I eat cake because

it’s somebody’s

BIRTHDAY

somewhere!

(giggles!)

Oma bakes a cake.

Baby eats a cake.

Baby loves cake!

Baby shares her cake.

And she saved a piece…

just for you!

hugs n’ blessings for all the reasons to eat cake today!

memorial giggle

Published on May 30, 2016 by Dawn Marie3 Comments

it’s Memorial Day and the giggles have been temporarily suspended…

JUST IN CASE YOU THOUGHT

today

was about a 3-day Weekend.

Arlington National Cemetery Funeral Services;

Arlington National Cemetery Funeral Services;

SLUG: PH/FLAGSIN DATE: 05/21/09 CREDIT: Linda Davidson / staff/ The Washington Post LOCATION: Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, VA CAPTION: Annual "Flags In" ceremony in preparation for Memorial Day at Arlington Cemetery. Members of each branch of service place more than 250,000 flags at each grave marker. PICTURED: Army Captain Ed Arntson (right) salutes a fellow soldier in his company that he lost during the war. He's in Area 60 of Arlington Cemetery where fallen soldiers from Iraq and Afghanistan are buried. He's accompanied by Army Captain Bryan Ault (left). StaffPhoto imported to Merlin on Thu May 21 18:15:02 2009

SLUG: PH/FLAGSIN DATE: 05/21/09 CREDIT: Linda Davidson / staff/ The Washington Post LOCATION: Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, VA CAPTION: Annual “Flags In” ceremony in preparation for Memorial Day at Arlington Cemetery. Members of each branch of service place more than 250,000 flags at each grave marker. PICTURED: Army Captain Ed Arntson (right) salutes a fellow soldier in his company that he lost during the war. He’s in Area 60 of Arlington Cemetery where fallen soldiers from Iraq and Afghanistan are buried. He’s accompanied by Army Captain Bryan Ault (left). StaffPhoto imported to Merlin on Thu May 21 18:15:02 2009

With artillery smoke hanging in the air from a 21-gun salute by his company at Fort Leavenworth, the 500th Military Police Detachment, Army Sgt. Travis Smith saluted during the playing of "Taps," during Monday's Memorial Day ceremony at Fort Leavenworth National Cemetery. DAVID EULITT/The Kansas City Star

With artillery smoke hanging in the air from a 21-gun salute by his company at Fort Leavenworth, the 500th Military Police Detachment, Army Sgt. Travis Smith saluted during the playing of “Taps,” during Monday’s Memorial Day ceremony at Fort Leavenworth National Cemetery. DAVID EULITT/The Kansas City Star

I do not know your name–

Nor for which battle you died.

I do not know your home,

Nor the tears that were cried.

I do not know where you rest–

Nor the promises broken.

I do not know your uniform

And your fears lay unspoken.

But, I know your spirit exists–

That your courage is admired,

And your sacrifice is honored

By each soul that’s inspired.

And I offer you from my heart a

Thank You,

to guardians unknown

For offering yourselves for us all

That we may keep freedom…

Our home.

-Sherrie Ball-

hugs n’ blessings to all the lost (but never forgotten)

Service men, women, and their loved ones this Memorial Day,

which is meant to honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice for Our Freedoms,

BLESS YOU…

RIP Stephen “Chase” Prasnicki

None More American.