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3 comments:
Ya, this is real optimism that comes from faith!!!
God bless You
Walls are a strange thing. I'm not sure we (as Americans) can fully comprehend the impact they have on people. A denial of something, a very real, physical statement of, "you are not worthy for what is on the other side of this..." Whenever I see a wall like this, I try to imagine what I would feel. I enjoy the paintings on the wall of a tropical landscape, or a beautiful sunset because it expresses the human desire to see beauty, unhindered.
anyway, a little rant on my part. I miss you guys.
i like your pictures, whichever of you is taking them.
good to meet you too. i threw up after we hung out. not cause of you guys though of course.
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