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February 27, 2007
brain drain.
The camp. Theme? Based on the understanding of God's love -relationship with God, friendship with others. Hmm.. Love Is. For Love. God's Love -Unconditonal, Powerful, Amazing. Brings to mind a song, " Who am I that You are mindful of me? That You hear me when I call. Is it true that You are thinking of me? How You love me. It's amazing!" HE calls me, friend. "There's nothing you can ever do to make God love you less" Nothing. Love's blueprint. Redprint. Compassion. Love. To tell or not to tell. I shouldn't be worrying. I trust him. LY. What if she changes her mind? A nagging fear. Sweep it aside? To tell or not to tell. God's love. Strength. Sacrifice. Redeeming love. Can you grasp it? Heartbeats. Blueprint. Concept? Water. Essential for life. Love? Even water has an expiry date. Best before:_____ . God's love -Eternal, Forever. It's sincere. Sincere: whole-souled, genuine, echt, bona fide, sincerus [Latin]. Unconditional: No fine prints., Conditions. None., Termless. People: friends, family, everyone, the human race, compassion, bonds, ties. Solid. Bold. I shouldn't worry. I wanna take all that fear and shove it down someones throat. Gah. I can't think anymore. *breaks out into song* They say it's a river, that circles the earth. A beam of light shinging to the edge of the universe. It conquers all... It changes everything.....They say it's a blessing. They say it's a gift. They say it's a miracle and I believe that it is... It conquers all.. but it's a mystery... Love breaks your heart. Love takes no less than everything. Love makes it hard, and fades away so easily........... Gasp! I wanna eat a Philly Cheesesteak! "The Philly Cheesesteak is a sandwich principally of sliced pieces of steak placed on a lightly oiled griddle and chopped and flipped with a metal spatula until cooked to a light brown, then transferred to a long roll that is sliced lengthwise to form a cradle. Responsibility for the invention of the cheesesteak is claimed by Philadelphia's Olivieri brothers who began selling it at their hot dog stand near south Philadelphia's Italian Market in the 1930 *drools* Oops.
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