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Blueberry
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1. My youngest getting his library card.
2. Library
3. Reading Nine Essential Things I've Learned About Life.

#WonderousWednesday
@Eggs

Eggs #3 sounds good 👍🏼 22h
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Bookwomble
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"I would not exchange the sorrows of my heart for the joys of the multitude. And I would not have the tears that sadness makes to flow from my every part, turn to laughter. I would that my life remain a tear and a smile.

A tear to unite me with those of broken heart; a smile to be a sign of my joy in existence."

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Bookwomble
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#BookMail #BestMail
This is a collection of some of Gibran's earlier works from his mature period (according to the introduction: I wouldn't have known otherwise!).
A Book inscription records Nick's thoughtful gift to Roz, circa 1973 if it was given at the time of publication.
I'm gradually collecting Gibran's works in this early '70s Heinemann edition. I've eight of them so far, with about the same to find. #SlowCompletist

Leftcoastzen Nice find! 2d
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jen_the_scribe
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My next Kindle read 😊

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ShananigansReads
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When you press shuffle on my music you really never know what you might get.

#NotBookishButFunny

Susanita Same! 3d
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GingerAntics
A Book of Pagan Prayer | Ceisiwr Serith
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Mehso-so

I‘ve been trying to process this one for ages now. The first part is a good conversation starter. The second half is such a patchwork of pre-fab prayers it‘s hard to take them as genuine. Maybe if this had been done as a collaboration between the author and other people on the paths for these prayers it might seem more genuine and therefore be more helpful. By the end, my eyes were sort of crossed and I was just happy it was over.

GingerAntics I still feel “I‘ll pray for you” as a passive aggressive move or a way to absolve oneself of doing nothing at best and blaming others for things out of their control at worst has ruined open, genuine prayer for everyone. 5d
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BarbaraJean
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“I am a guest here, charged with serving other guests—even those who present themselves as my enemies. I am allowed to resist them, but as long as I trust in one God who made us all, I cannot act as if they are no kin to me. There is only one House. Human beings must either learn to live in it together or we will not survive to hear its sigh of relief when our numbered days are done.”

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BarbaraJean
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#5JoysFriday
🙏🏼 I was on the waitlist for a spiritual direction course, and a spot opened up
🍎 Plans for an NYC trip with one of my best friends
🎹 My husband‘s piano service—much needed peace after a rough day
🍣 Sharing sushi after helping good friends pack for their upcoming move—bittersweet!
🎶 New album from Over the Rhine in my inbox today—a delightful surprise, since I preordered ages ago!
📚 Bonus: Library book haul!

TheBookHippie I love everything -especially the piano part!!! 7d
BarbaraJean @TheBookHippie 💜 💜 Me too!! And if you want to listen to the piano part, there's this: https://fb.watch/r_H40E0Z6a/ 😁 6d
DebinHawaii A very joyful list! 💛💛💛 Music & books are such joy bringers! Thanks for joining in & sharing the joy! 🤗 6d
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BarbaraJean
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“I believe in the healing ministry
of phlox, the holy brokenness of saints,
the fortuity of faults—of making
and then redeeming mistakes.”

—from “Creed” by Abigail Carroll

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BarbaraJean
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“A poem is an ark, a suitcase in which to pack
the universe…”

—from “Creed,” by Abigail Carroll