Six Words A Day

Life's a crowded room...keep smiling!

Six Words A Day

It's really all about the wonder...

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Up on the 19th...down today!

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Christmas travel ends - home feels good.

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All ages at the kids' table...

Hoping this mean we're all kids?

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Really...this woman cannot be 50! 

Happy Birthday to little sister Kathy!

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Presents don't matter - presence does matter.

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Depression magnified - Call a friend today. 

'Tis the season to do something.

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Your city has a donation site.

'Tis the season to do something. 

16,000 American children are homeless. 

'Tis the season to do something. 

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Domestic violence promises generations of fear.

'Tis the season to do something.

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6,000 Texas children need a home.

  'Tis the season to do something.

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Knowledge on fire:  Education in Afghanistan.

'Tis the season to do something.

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Some kids just want a future.

'Tis the season to do something.

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Shoes  - shoes can change a life. 

'Tis the season to do something.

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They just want to call home. 

'Tis the season to do something.

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Gave $1..."God bless," she said.  

 'Tis the season to do something.

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Is there hate in your state?

(Texas has 66 registered hate groups)

'Tis the season to do something.

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Where do you get your water?

'Tis the season to do something.

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I was hungry.  You fed me. 
 Jesus (Matthew 26:35)

'Tis the season to do something.

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One Peace At A Time - Trailer - For more funny videos, click here

I believe in a better way.

'Tis the season to do something.

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One ordinary person - changing the world. 

'Tis the season to do something.

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We all got here with help. 

'Tis the season to do something. 

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Read six words, one child dies. 

'Tis the season to do something. 

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Painting a ceiling is hard work!

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Advent week two - waiting - for Peace. 

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It starts here.

And ends here.

(Thank you Gabi for creative genius!)

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Those blurry lines are Austin's snow!!!

=)

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Looking up...it improves most days.

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Oh dear freakin' me...shopping time!

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Let there be peace on earth?

(30,000 additional troops promised to Afghanistan)

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Served soup and smiles to 403. 

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First taste of BRRRRR moves in.

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Native son gets his barbeque fix.

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And so it begins...frenzied overeating...

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Full of thanks...today and everyday.

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My favorite day - just making pies. 

50,000 Words in November

50,270 WORDS!!!!!

It was the only memory of comfort he carried out of Africa when he left two months later.

50,000 Words in November

47,882 words

Savannah stopped breathing.  Bo kept talking. 

50,000 Words in November

45,882 words

“I forgot. I cannot read it.  No pictures,” she said.

50,000 Words in November

45,229 words

“It is not your concern,” Harp’s mother told him at least once a day.  “These are matters for the greedy, not the brave.” 

50,000 Words in November

43,748 words

“We have air conditioning,” Lulu said, with no attempt to temper her pride. 

50,000 Words in November

41,327 words

At last - he had a face. 

50,000 Words in November

39,417 words

After her parents drowned on the night they drove their car into a low water crossing during a hurricane-strength storm, none of them ever went back to Georgia.

50,000 Words in November

36,860 words

“This is not your baby!”  Sissy was yelling in a whisper, holding her face so close to Lulu’s, her hot breath seemed to make a fire crackle beneath the words.  

50,000 Words in November

34,516 words

They saw blood on her arms, the ghost in her hands, heard the devil in her voice, understood the words of her mouth:  Holy Spirit.  They ran. 

50,000 Words in November

33,115 words

"I am remembering it only as my mother has told it." 

50,000 Words in November

31,945 words

Her name meant pearl in Swahili, and she did, indeed, know how to take life's dirt and turn it into something desirable. 

50,000 Words in November

30,165 words

“I do.”  And he was gone.

50,000 Words in November

26,231 words - only 128 words today - boo!

  It was impossible to turn away such a gracious concession from Harp's mother.