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Shirley Bullock
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The Beloved Disciple: Following John to the Heart of Jesus by Beth Moore
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CollectionsYour library (203), Currently reading (31), To read (2), All collections (203)
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Tagshistory (28), religion (17), fiction (6), biography (4), romance (3), nutrition (2), autobiography (2), medical (2), murder (1), police (1) — see all tags
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Favorite authorsBeth Moore (Shared favorites)
About meI am a nurse who wrote her first book.I am a grandmother of 2 and mother of 3. Married 25 years. I have written sunday school material, vbs material and wrote and directed plays. I am a member of the arts council, ag council, extension council and 4-h council.I am a member of the community theatre group, 1000 Improve group and night writers reading group. I am a sunday school teacher. I am going to college for the first time, I received my nursing degree at a vocational school.
About my libraryI have a lot of christian research and autobiographies. Beth Moore,McCallum, and all sorts of historicals, books on every kind of animal imaginable, gardening, flower and vegetable, photography.
Homepagehttp://www.ForeverPromised.com
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Real nameShirley Bullock
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Member sinceSep 10, 2008
Currently readingamerican slavery by peter kolchin
The discovery, settlement and present state of Ky to which is added the adventures of Daniel Boon 1784 by John Filson
The scopes trial and Americas continuing debate over science and religion by edward j larson
When heaven and earth changed places by Le ly hayslip
First Ladies by Betty Boyd Caroli
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Abby
posted by ablachly at 3:46 pm (EST) on Aug 3, 2009
by: Mary Oliver
Come with me
into the field of sunflowers.
Their faces are burnished disks,
their dry spines
creak like ship masts,
their green leaves,
so heavy and many,
fill all day with the sticky
sugars of the sun.
Come with me
to visit the sunflowers,
they are shy
but want to be friends;
they have wonderful stories
of when they were young -
the important weather,
the wandering crows.
Don't be afraid
to ask them questions!
Their bright faces,
which follow the sun,
will listen, and all
those rows of seeds -
each one a new life!
hope for a deeper acquaintance;
each of them, though it stands
in a crowd of many,
like a separate universe,
is lonely, the long work
of turning their lives
into a celebration
is not easy. Come
and let us talk with those modest faces,
the simple garments of leaves,
the coarse roots in the earth
so uprightly burning.
posted by theoldman at 11:46 am (EST) on Apr 7, 2009