Jesus follower 🌿wife 🌿mom of two life loving boys and one miracle of a little girl 🌿#adoptionrocks 🌿 living in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains
@tyromper Yes! Honestly, I believe it's a relief to kids to not have the burden of too many choices (whether they know it or not). It's the loving thing to do.
The cruelty to and lying about Haitian immigrant families is satanic to the core. Children are terrified and God is mocked. The time for repentance is now.
When you live in Culture War Mode there is always a battle to fight, a side to take, and people to fear.
When you live in God's Kingdom there's always a stranger to welcome, a neighbor to befriend, and an enemy to love.
@DecadeInvestor As long as you have a good exit strategy, otherwise no. I used with a flip to help with the renovation. Had it done and paid within 7 months.
“These hospitals will become a morgue” What more can @MSF say?? Absolutely shameful the world, in particular countries like the US & Australia, are providing cover for this by their refusal to call for an urgent #CeasefireNOW.
@SteveHarney My husband and I are Gen X, but my Boomer parents just sold their home and moved with us. We had already converted our downstairs into an extra living space. They live with us and pay us rent and are hanging on to their equity for now. The benefits you mentioned are true 4 us.
@reachjulieroys In reading a lot of the responses from your post yesterday, something I've noticed from this camp in general is a tone sarcasm and mocking in their responses. There is no respectful disagreement. I think of Ps. 1 that tells us not to "sit in the seat of mockers." Grieves my ❤️
@theficouple I never heard this statistic but wondered about it just yesterday as there is one coming within a mile of our first investment property that we're currently working on.
@SteveElshaw Having children with special needs/sensory issues. Getting out the door can be unpredictable and time consuming. Same goes for leaving early. Child (and parent) may be maxed out.
What we now call Memorial Day was started by formerly enslaved and free Gullah Geechee people in Charleston, SC, to honor Black and White Union soldiers who died in the city during the Civil War. Their role creating the commemoration was lost until the 1990s.