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I had a white rabbit like that as a kid.He used to run at my bull terrier and at the last minute jump wildly in a different direction.He did that constantly for a long time until one day I came home and my rabbit was gone...apparently ran away to the common.I found out later from my brother that my bull terrier killed it :club:
 
Just Games said:
I had a white rabbit like that as a kid.He used to run at my bull terrier and at the last minute jump wildly in a different direction.He did that constantly for a long time until one day I came home and my rabbit was gone...apparently ran away to the common.I found out later from my brother that my bull terrier killed it :club:

Awww, 😦 sorry about your rabbit.

There's this squirrel that likes to torment my dogs when they're outside. My dogs are friendly, but one of these days the squirrel is either going to get too close or the leash isn't going to hold and my dogs will think they've found themselves a new squeaky toy... 😬
 
Going back to how I was before opening up again seems so tempting right now. Life was simpler, easier, less drama... I was okay.
 
Apparently, Al Capone is the only one in Boardwalk Empire that I can feel safe about having as a favourite.
 
What if all of the extant matter within our universe is litetally just made up of the scattered and disintegrated remains of a long dead god?

What if "god" collapsed in on itself under the weight and greatness of itself and violently scattered the pieces of its remains into a lifeless void left behind by what used to be the space occupied by its mind? Are our actions merely recollections of it's own?

When all of the pieces achieve singularity, will god be born again out of our collective demise?

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Edit: Oh God I'm throwing up...dont drink the alchy kids...
 
I Am Enough — A Poem about Worthiness

https://healingbrave.com/blogs/all/i-am-enough-poem-about-worthiness


There is a wholeness that’s already mine.
It’s already ours.
I am not just the seed,
I am the rain that waters the flower.
It’s a reality that’s already there,
That I am enough.
I take on faith
That wholeness is already mine,
That I need do nothing to deserve,
That my worthiness is based only on my being.
 
I am wise enough to let go,
And I am strong enough to remember the truth
Of who I really am.
I can encounter the world
In such a way
That I remember who I am.
 
I am the rest inside the unrest.
I am the depth of the sky,
And the light piercing the sea.
I am the crest of a wave.
All that I need to be,
I am.
 
There is no problem to solve in this moment.
There is no plan to make,
No failure to be feared,
No other place to be.
This moment is enough.
This place is enough.
This imperfection is enough.
I am patient enough for my life to unfold in divine timing.
 
I feel the fullness of my life in this moment.
I feel the richness of my life in this space.
I am loved beyond thought,
And I have nothing to prove.
There is no one to impress.
I receive the message
That being is enough.
 
I am wise enough to see magic through a child’s eyes.
I am resilient enough to see past the pain.
I am kind enough to realize
That my worth has been with me
This whole time.
 
Beyond the shadows
That I have created,
The message remains:
I am the same.
I have always been enough,
Simply by being here.
Simply by being.
 
It only takes a moment,
And I remember this again.

Jennifer Williamson

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