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Age is Just a Number - by dswhite

(Not poetry, per se, just an outpouring of emotion/reflection in response to a question about our ability to forgive and/or ask for forgiveness of anyone who's hurt or been hurt by us. Sometimes it's not about the number or age, but about the need to forgive or apologize.)

I'm sorry you can't see YOU ... the way that God sees you

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Disconnected

July 18th 2009 23:57

Disconnected
Dejected
Hooked on that shit again

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You Miss Me?

July 17th 2009 03:00

Do you miss me?
is the question you asked
If I say yes

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Got Til It's Gone by Shonell Bacon

July 15th 2008 22:01

GOT TIL IT’S GONE – DATE OF PUBLICATION: JULY 2008

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Online Dating... Anyone?

May 12th 2007 18:10

Hi Folks,

For those of you who don't know, I published my first book last September, entitled Age is Just a Number: Adventures in Online Dating which was based on my blog of the same name. I was doing a routine search last night and came across the review done by RAWSISTAZ and it received a 3.5 RAW Rating! Of course, that's not a 4 or a 5... but it's not a 1 either, so I'll take it... lol

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Is Spelling Important?

January 28th 2007 00:16

What will happen to Spelling Bee's?

All my life, I've been told about the importance of correctly spelt words. It would convey my level of intelligence. It would convey how much pride I put into my communication, after all a mind is a terrible thing to waste ... right?

Well today, after wading through numerous emails (AOL has been inadvertently censoring my time online for the past week or so), I came across the following post from one of my online groups

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Happy Martin Luther King Day!

January 15th 2007 15:21

On this day I encourage you to read and reflect on a speech written five months before I was born. It is a celebration of a milestone in a battle, but signals that the battle is not yet done … we’ve made some progress since then, but when the baton was passed on to our generation … what more have we done?

Have we run till our feet got sore? Have we stood up for injustices in our homes, community, churches or jobs? Or have we passed the baton on without even trying

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Happy New Year!

January 1st 2007 06:25

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Calling all Authors, Bookstores and Book Clubs

December 30th 2006 15:18

You're Invited ...

By Whom: D.S. White
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Do You Let Your Parents See You Cry?

December 30th 2006 14:54

I hate to be a copy cat or anything, but after reading Mrs M's post Do You Let Your Children See You Cry? it jogged a thought or two about my sentiments on the subject. I know as a child, allowing people to see me cry was a huge weakness and only to be displayed for positive gain. You know, to incur feelings of guilt or invoke thoughts of brave little trooper. (But maybe that was just me?)

Anyway, this type of behavior carried on into my twenties, where I was happier than Pollyanna. No matter the situation, "they never saw me cry

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