Celebrity Style Rules
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Tags: accessories, belt, bracelet, celebrity, designer, fashion, fun, gold, Hollywood, jewelry, law, lawyer, necklace, pearls, photos, ring, rules, smiles, star, style, wood
The Six Steps to Happily Ever After
Posted: under "A Slice Of Life", "LOVE is LOVELY".
Tags: advice, affection, bliss, caring, challenge, companion, couple, dream, experience, family, friends, friendship, goal, happiness, husband, job, joy, life, link, love, marriage, partner, photos, relationship, respect, sharing, smiles, spouse, task, tips, trust, value, vision, wife, work
By Marjorie Ingall
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What makes love last a lifetime? Affection? Yep. Respect? Sure. But a great relationship is not just about what you have. It’s about what you do to make a relationship stronger, safer, more caring and committed.
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Every couple needs to take certain steps — six, to be precise — that turn the two of you into not just you and me but we. You may not move through all the steps in order, and you may circle back to complete certain steps again (and again and again). But if you make it through them all, you’ll be well on your way toward creating a relationship that will be your shelter as long as you both shall live. Here’s how to make your “forever” fantastic.
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Jan 24 2009
Kenyan villagers celebrate Obama’s inauguration
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Tags: America, celebration, first lady, happiness, inauguration, joy, photos, president, smiles
The Magical Effect
Posted: under "A Slice Of Life", Inspirationals.
Tags: America, church, earth, effect, faith, inspiration, job, land, life, Lord, man, memory, Methodist, money, patience, perseverance, president, property, water, work
American President John Quincy Adams once said, “Patience and
perseverance have a magical effect before which difficulties disappear
and obstacles vanish.” Have you ever witnessed the magical effect of
patience and perseverance?One North Carolina church wanted to purchase some property. The church
regularly suffered from high tide flooding. But when the church was
built over a hundred years ago, they couldn’t afford better property.
As the story is told, they finally decided to relocate to higher
ground. An ideal lot was empty — actually the highest ground in town.
It belonged to a man named Sam. Officials from the church went to see
Sam about selling the property. He politely told them it wasn’t for
sale; that he had other plans for the land.
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Jan 24 2009