Tedda – it’s your day
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!! Tedda Bracci. Have a great one and a super year. You are always there for all of us to our great pleasure. Peace and Love,
Michael
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Happy Birthday Teda. I love you!!!!
How’s your ‘Brain’ workinng? (sorry, inside joke)
xoxoxo,
jeff
Posted on 22-Oct-07 at 2:30 pm | Permalinkhappy birthday! I have been rdneiag your blog for years literally la. Commented for a few times but since I had changed my usernames so you probably don’t rmb me! Wanted to type Chinese but since I am at the office I have to do it quickly before my boss catches me xD. I agree with you, we don’t have to have any grand plans to be happy. Just follow ur heart!
Posted on 07-Dec-15 at 8:36 pm | PermalinkComing from a myself, I know how these things (State Capitols) help form one's sense-of-place, and imagination.* So, it's w/ my California bias that I say that the scale of Texas's looks all wrong to me. Too much of that "See how BIG!!1!1! we are!!!" Texas thang.* Plus, my mom used to volunteer there as a docent, in period (1906, the Time of the Great SF Earthquake) dress. So now, when I think of the California Capitol, I also think of my history-lovin' mom.
Posted on 28-Apr-16 at 4:51 pm | PermalinkAug11 Hopefully, I think he just needs to stay injury free, and the form will improve. I think he will stay, Liverpool is slowly improving, and can only get better.VN:F [1.9.22_1171]please wait…VN:F [1.9.22_1171](from 0 votes)
Posted on 04-Jun-16 at 7:39 am | Permalinkboth that it is the grace of God that causes me to believe and trust and his absolute authority and have said that it is not a lack of grace that has kept others from that. Why the double speak? Because I am honestly not sure why I read Scripture as I do and you do not, nor do I read as you do, when we both claim to be led by the same Holy Spirit. I know that it seems unlikely that either of us are right, but it does not exclude that we may both be wrong. I really don’t understand it. So, I am honestly, a bit scared and hesitant to speak forcefully to it.
Posted on 04-Jun-16 at 8:33 am | PermalinkMy understanding is that despite having a fairly homogonous image internationally, Iran is only about two-thirds Persian/Iranian, with most of the remainder being Turkic, with a good number of Kurds, Arabs and others. Just yesterday there was a report out on Iranian shelling in Kurdish Iraq. Do you know if the Turks of Iran are uniformly Azeri Turk, or are there other Turkic dialects?
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