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Remembering Barbara Jordan Today – The Voice
Count it all joy...Let no one nor no thing steal it from you. Keep going.
Remembering Whitney Houston Today – The Voice
Count it all joy - not doing so won't change it anyway so get up and go on with your life and be joyful anyway.
Poem by Coletha Albert: Translation
Their style of communication with you is letting you know how they "see" themselves and what they want to "see" from you. Don't fall for this tactic.
Deshaun Watson returns for Week 13, at Houston Texans
With Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson suspended 11 games to start the 2022 season, he’ll make his return in the twelfth game. That happens to be in … Deshaun Watson returns for Week 13, at Houston Texans
Houston Limerick
There was a rich man from Houston who sought a nice pad to roost in. He soon found his lair, and worked right downstairs. And, thus, felt the ups and… Houston Limerick
Poem by Coletha Albert: My Testimony
My life changed and it took a week or two before God gave me actual sign that I couldn’t ignore This morning I got up and there was no water in the … Poem by Coletha Albert: My Testimony Tart yet Beneficial 🍇I love us🍇
Poem by Coletha Albert: Safe, Seen, Loved
In all the paths I have trod In all of my studies of God What remains today Is greater than what fell away What fell away anyway? Strength didn’t … Poem by Coletha Albert: Safe, Seen, Loved Eternal 💐 YOU will keep me in perfect peace, because my mind is always on YOU, because IContinue reading "Poem by Coletha Albert: Safe, Seen, Loved"
Humor Quote By Alexandra Bracken: “Let’s carpe the…” — Short Wisdom
Looking for a career in writing that pays $20 – $50 per hour? Go here for more info! PS: If you enjoy my content, I will think of you while drinking … Humor Quote By Alexandra Bracken: “Let’s carpe the…” — Short Wisdom Keep writing
Poem by Coletha Albert: Alright Then
I had hope for you I had hope for us I tried to get along with you And not create a fuss You had no hope You chose misery You chose dope Self-love … Poem by Coletha Albert: Alright Then Know when to leave…
