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Thursday, December 29, 2005

THOUGHTS AFTER A HOLIDAY

I guess it is better to be late than never and yes: we're back from our holiday trip driving  from the Gulf Coast to the Pacific Coast.  It was nice being on the beach during and after Christmas: swimming,fishing and picking up shells that come in after a big splash of wave.Nice to be with  Mother Nature during the Christmas Season. That is when  I felt His love and I just had to open my eyes and held my hand up and say "Thank you very much for Your love!!"

Happy New Year everyone!!!

--Annie Cano

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Anonymous said...

Hi Vic.  I enjoyed looking at the photo's of your trip.  I enjoyed even more your thoughts and conversation with God.  He has given us so much that we seem to miss in our day to day lives.  Our heads down, worrying about our problems, praying for mircles...when all around us, mircle unfold.  IF we would just watch & listen.  God bless you & yours Paula

December 30, 2005 at 12:13 PM

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