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Word It for June
At some point or another we have all experienced some sort of drought. Be it an extensive hot summer without rain, a long hike with little water, a long year with minimal work, or time passed without the love we hope to find. In each case we can quickly identify the source of the problem, yet finding the solution often falls out of our hands. Beyond our immediate control, requiring more that ourselves, needing various pieces to come together in just a way that will make the drought go away, as easier times settle into place. Where there is drought, there should be hope. Where there is hope, change is bound to find its way. Drought is the Word It for June. |
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May 25, 2009
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