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the customs of ‘chrissmas’ | civitas p e r e g r i n a
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Civitas p e r e g r i n a. Longing for heaven’s horizon. The customs of ‘chrissmas’. None but my dear friend, Clive. In his own ingenious way, he writes about the insanity of his fellow countrymen (the backwards people of Niatirb—Britain) in their customs and preparations for what used to be a celebration of advent. Distract the minds even of the few from sacred things. And we indeed are glad that men should make merry at Crissmas; but in Exmas there is no merriment left. He replied, It is, O Stranger, a.
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Thinking things: 4138 Miles Apart with mornings together
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Tuesday, December 30, 2008. 4138 Miles Apart with mornings together. So one of my best friends bought me this awesome book for Christmas. It is these two friends who live a little over three thousand miles apart and decide to share their mornings together. So every day they take a picture sometime before noon and share it with each other. They are beautiful. It is like you get a sneak peak into each morning of these two friends. YEA, for coming to WA State:)That is a pretty awesome idea, too! I love you ...
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Thinking things: September 2008
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Monday, September 29, 2008. A few things from my eye. Lennon Wall says it all. As the cobblestones soaked up the sound. She walked in Beauty (picture for Laura). Wednesday, September 24, 2008. And they will be call a Mighty Oak. Planted by the Lord. To display His splendor. May this be me Lord! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). The way I want to live. View my complete profile. This is what love is. People I find facinating. A few things from my eye.
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Thinking things: So far...
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Monday, November 3, 2008. The First few days: (out of order). Aaron you would have loved the real gardens. Hong Kong Airport (Naomi this is as much as I got to see but I took this for you! Today however Mandy and I are going to a temple here in Chiang Mai and taking a sungtao (have no idea how to spell that) up there so I am sure I will be having my first real dose of culture today! We are also going to the night market which will be a great place to see the local working class and to get a taste for wha...
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Thinking things: Loves the little Children
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Tuesday, November 4, 2008. Loves the little Children. One of the hardest things for me so far was seeing all these beautiful children in them temple. However, it was very powerful when a childhood song that I used to know came into my head and reminded me that J. loves the little children.all the children of the world! It has been so beautiful to be out here even though I miss many things.namely my hubby and my friend Sarah who should be having her baby today! Great pics - thanks for posting them!
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Thinking things: February 2008
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Thursday, February 28, 2008. As I grew up I gained a love for the American attempt as Asian food. Many of my friends and I would make going out for Chinese a wonderful treat on new years eve, or any other important event, like needing to discuss a boy problem, or having a sleep over. It was a source of comfort to me. Thank you google images for increasing my desire to travel all over the world! How I would love to stand next to these deep strong roots! This is why Aaron and I want a Japanese garden.
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Thinking things: Numbers and Lists
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Tuesday, November 11, 2008. My trip by numbers and lists. 6-Serve Asia workers met. 1,000 -times I have thought I wished Aaron was here. 600 -pictures taken so far. 5-stamps on my passport so far. Ways I have traveled. The Travellator (see picture below in travelator blog). Things I have learned. That financially it is smart for families to send their sons off to be monks: They are fed and educated and they don't need to pay for it. That every day two people die in Cambodia because of an undiscovered lan...
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Thinking things: April 2008
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Tuesday, April 29, 2008. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). The way I want to live. View my complete profile. This is what love is. People I find facinating.
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Thinking things: March 2008
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Monday, March 31, 2008. If there was one thing I could give to my husband, it would be a life full of moments like these! Tom (sitting in the chair) has cut Aaron's hair since he was little. All the boys got their hair cut for Aaron's and my wedding.they thought Tom needed a little trim to. Cabo San Lucas paradise/Honeymoon. Nothing has ever topped this week. Just us, being us! No more, no less. And this.this is Aaron's heaven. With all my love! Tuesday, March 25, 2008. A weekend in COLORado! Jelly Belly...
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“On The Morning Of Christ’s Nativity” | civitas p e r e g r i n a
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Civitas p e r e g r i n a. Longing for heaven’s horizon. 8220;On The Morning Of Christ’s Nativity”. Sweet thoughts and reverence of a Baby’s Power were transposed long ago, 1630-something, from the mind and heart of one John Milton. His poetic theology,. Hailing the birth of the King of kings,. And perspective of Jesus’ birth through the thoughts and song of the Creator’s creations,. But that’s beside the point. But it’s worth some time of rumination. To enjoy the profundity. Make Him your King. That he ...
