Doing the right thing will get you a lot further in life than doing the wrong thing.
There is a God watching you. Not a critical God like some people see Him. A loving nurturing God. Hey I often do things wrong & I know as I would just brush off my child & help them in the right direction, He is also there to help a person steer in the right direction. We all make mistakes & sometimes the consequences aren’t great & yet… things can easily turn around to be good. In actuality it’s the intentions of the heart He sees. He is not a mean God. Like us who love to give our children the best we can & love them. He is that & even more than we could ever be.
I’m not trying to preach or steer u any way. That is just for me. Who ever wishes to have it great. But I will tell you one thing. He was there for me when I had a most awful time in my childhood. He carried me to where I am now. Through the rough times. I am so happy & serene. Life is awesome. Sure there are ups & downs life has a habit of throwing at people, but for the long run it’s nice. I keep it simple & tranquil where possible and then some times, just some times our carnal nature gets in the way and every thing gets wrecked.
A compliment is something like a kiss through a veil. Victor HugoBelieve you can and you’re halfway there. Theodore RooseveltChange your thoughts and you change your world. Norman Vincent PealeClouds come floating into my life, no longer to carry rain or usher storm, but to add color to my sunset sky. Rabindranath TagoreDon’t judge each day by the harvest you reap but by the seeds that you plant. Robert Louis StevensonEvery charitable act is a stepping stone toward heaven. Henry Ward Beecher
Brighten The Corner Where You Are
Every moment and every event of every man’s life on earth plants something in his soul. Thomas MertonFor a gallant spirit there can never be defeat. Wallis SimpsonGive light and people will find the way. Ella BakerGod always gives His best to those who leave the choice with him. Jim ElliotGreat hopes make great men. Thomas FullerHappiness is not something you postpone for the future; it is something you design for the present. Jim Rohn
Acacia is the largest genus in the family Mimosaceae, the Mimosa family, which is mainly tropical and sub-tropical in distribution.
Acacia pycnantha, Golden Wattle, is a shrub or small tree about 4 to 8 metres tall. After the seedling stage, true leaves are absent, their function being performed by phyllodes which are modified flattened leaf stalks lacking leaf blades. The leathery phyllodes are 6 to 20 cm long, broadly lance or sickle-shaped and bright green in colour. In spring large fluffy golden-yellow flower-heads with up to eighty minute sweetly scented flowers provide a vivid contrast with the foliage. The dark brown mature fruit, 7 to 12 cm long, splits along one side to release the seeds.
Golden Wattle occurs in the understorey of open forest or woodland and in open scrub formations in South Australia, Victoria, New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory, in temperate regions with mean annual rainfall of 350 mm to 1000 mm. It has been introduced into the Stirling Ranges near Perth where it threatens to become weedy. It regenerates freely after fires, which usually kill the parent plants but stimulate the germination of seeds stored in the soil if rain follows soon after. Regeneration may produce dense thickets in forests and woodlands and along roadsides.
The brilliant yellow, fragrant flowers of Golden Wattle make it a popular garden plant. It is moderately frost tolerant and grows well in a wide range of soils provided drainage is effective, but tends to be short-lived in cultivation. It is easily propagated from seed soaked in hot water to break the hard seed coat, and the seedlings can be transplanted to pots of soil mix for growing on before planting out in a lightly shaded or open position.
Golden Wattle is grown abroad in temperate regions for its bark which has a higher content of tannin than other species of Acacia cultivated for tanbark, although its relatively small size reduces the overall yield. Golden Wattle flowers have been used in perfume making. It was introduced to horticulture in the northern hemisphere about the middle of the nineteenth century. In Britain it survives outdoors only in the mildest areas. In California it has escaped from garden cultivation and now grows wild but it is not considered a pest. In South Africa, however, it has become a significant weed species.
Rob Mariano, Boston Rob. One of the hardest physical survivor players ever. I am sure this video will go down in history. Something to remember for all time.
Boston Rob Tribute
Another tear jerker!
Survivor Boston Rob – Best Fake Death EVER!
I know the game took a lot out of Rob. They said in the clip he was faking it. I might be a fool but I don’t think so. Ya he got his 2nd wind later & felt better and was putting his all into it.
Murlonio: it means “from the sea”
So funny. What a game player you are! Your kid’s must love you.
Rob and Amber shes more
This was so beautiful tears rolled down my cheeks. 😀
Rob and Amber-All about us
Rob and Amber Bahamas Wedding Segment from the CBS Early Show May 24, 2005
Rob & Amber: Get Married (Part 1)
Rob & Amber: Get Married (Part 2)
At the beginning of this clip I can see Rob freakn out. Amber is taking over & then they get talkn about the food. Well this is his baby. They found the perfect spot for the wedding.
Rob & Amber: Get Married (Part 3)
Rob it’s good you know what a woman wants & how to make her happy. Your mother or dad, must have taught you well. Rob learning to dance. I hear ya Rob & I understand. Not necessarily a guy thing.
Rob & Amber: Get Married (Part 4)
I did want to mention that even though Rob worked hard at making the home so both, especially Amber would love it. Amber worked hard at getn a very special gift for Rob. They both pulled it off well! 😀
Rob & Amber: Get Married (Part 5)
Rob & Amber work on the big surprise for each other.
Rob & Amber: Get Married (Part 6)
You can bet that there will always be snags in wedding preparations where some thing goes wrong and you get upset. This is no exception. Things happen, but end the end it all works out and is so worth it.
Rob & Amber: Get Married (Part 7)
Rob & Amber: Get Married (Part 8)
Rob & Amber: Get Married (Part 9)
Rob & Amber: Get Married (Part 10)
The last supper. Mostamazing bachelor & bachelorette party. 😀
Rob & Amber: Get Married (Part 11)
Another tear jerker. Amazing Rob & Amber so awesome. The tears are still flowing down my cheeks. I am so happy for you. The big surprise.
Rob & Amber: Get Married (Part 12)
Rob & Amber: Get Married (FINAL PART)
This is the last part of their nationally televised wedding.
A clip on Clark & Carole at home (from the bio “Dear Mr. Gable”), hunting fishing & hanging with friends narrated by Burgess Meredith **Done on my digitial camera from my TV**
Clark Gable and Carole Lombard
They were the golden couple of the classic Hollywood. Clark and Carole remained married from 29 March 1939 to 16 January 1942, when Carole died in an airplane crash. She was only 33 years old.
Clark Gable & Carole Lombard in “No man of her own”.
100th Birthday Tribute to Carole Lombard
My dear Carole, Happy 100th Birthday in heaven! Have a fabulous party, if we know you, Im sure you will! Love you! To a lady who was one of a kind. A great friend,wife and all around wonderful gal!! You’re the best!!