Screening reveals-
encouragement planted
starts as tender,
vulnerable buds-
poised to emerge from the ground.
Still prepare
black soil of diligence,
excellence, practice-
through boredom,
repetition, opposition.
Activate the struggle principle
for reaping the rainbow of
blossoms, gifts to turn their silken faces,
thankfully, to your Creator.
Why is it so gut-wrenching to admit we are at fault? Could it be pride? Arrogance? Fear of being rejected? There are few people I know that will never say “Am sorry” I don’t know how they do it seriously. If there is any I have learnt, its to say am sorry. Many people find that difficult to do and I understand. Some people when they apologize it’s often abused especially when they are not guilty and others just don’t get believed in when they apologize. Most people I know, including myself are less than stellar at saying the simple words “Am Sorry”. The truth be told, it is unlikely you hear those words easily these days, amongst friends, family, relations, co-workers, bosses, etc. Most times you hear people say, “Actions speaks louder than words” meaning they would rather show they are sorry rather than say it. Others feel why…
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If I spent less time on Facebook and more time in Your Face/
I’d be warrior enough to keep that enemy in his place/
What if the real estate in my mind ran out of space/
Because your word owned every corner, doubt is erased/
Perhaps, I’ll stop running after futility, running in one place/
Then my destiny would be attainable, now that’s a chase/
If I gave myself to your work, idleness there’s not a trace/
But first I’d have to get up and look fear in the face/
-Lady Jay
He’s back!
Hello friends!
You can’t imagine my joy to rejoin you. I went off abruptly because internet was cut off from my part of the country for political reasons. This has lasted three months. I was unable to let you know what had happened. I haven’t read anything around here yet. I thought I should first let you know I am back. Many thanks to all of you for keeping this site going. I’ll be saying more soon.
I love you.
Mind, housed in my soul,
is the prophet who repeats,
whispers destiny.
You have a dilemma. After a long day at work, you come home to discover the two plates shown on your table ready to eat. You would love to just dig in, but you also realize you’ve been watching your health and need to be careful about what you eat. Both plates look nearly identical. Each […]
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Hallelujah! Ha-le-lu-jah!
The Lord works miracles
Hallelujah! Ha-le-lu-jah!
I refuse to be hysterical
Hallelujah! Ha-le-lu-jah!
Jesus most imperial
Hallelujah! Ha-le-lu-jah!
Challenges must bow down
Hallelujah! Ha-le-lu-jah!
Praise got me off the ground
Hallelujah! Ha-le-lu-jah!
Demons tremble at the sound
Hallelujah! Ha-le-lu-jah!
Yet will I trust, Jehovah Jireh
Hallelujah! Ha-le-lu-jah!
Deficit not greater than my Provider
Hallelujah! Ha-le-lu-jah!
Changing focus like a tire
Hallelujah! Ha-le-lu-jah!
In the battle, I’ll inspire
Hallelujah! Ha-le-lu-jah!
Made to win, it’s how I’m wired
“He put a new song in my mouth, a song of praise to our God; Many will see and fear And will trust in the LORD.” Psalm 40:3
-Lady Jay
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Oh speak to me of proverbial doormats and pampered queens prancing about like the ‘important’ person in the house…… Violet is having a blogging break, but I really enjoyed this post she wrote, the unhealthy pressure to be a housewife. What I liked most was her honesty and her critical thinking skills in action. Also, […]
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Missie-Mister must have eaten something, or stepped in antifreeze and licked it off her paw. She was under Isaac’s car when he noticed that she was not responsive. So he called Ed, and we agreed to let Missie go to the Vet doctor. Sure enough. They put her-him through tests. I say her-him because we […]
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