>Loving my enemies. Yes, yes that is what I suffer from. This is the one thing that I find most challenging when it comes to my every day living. It's not the forgiveness that I find hard nor is it the forgetting part. It's the bitterness that bites and tears at my insides when the… Continue reading >My Suffering Sin.
Author: Breanna Lane
From the land of everywhere, but currently residing in Indiana. Musings on the topics most often avoided at the dinner table: politics and religion. Trying to remain a mystic amid it all.
>Love.
>"... love is a reverence, and a worship, and glory, and the upward glance. Not a bandage for dirty sores. But they don't know it. Those who speak of love most promiscuously are the ones who've never felt it. They make some sort of feeble stew out of sympathy, compassion, contempt and general indifference, and… Continue reading >Love.
>The film ‘Once’.
>I'd like to happily announce that I've been introduced to the film Once, and I must say that it is one of the best films I've ever seen.The songs that are, by the way, originally written, have the most beautiful lyrics. In fact "Falling Slowly" won an Academy Award. Another great fact about Once is… Continue reading >The film ‘Once’.
>Thank you’s, mommy’s, and little men.
>I haven't any idea on what to post about. My "Reestablishment of Love" post received more attention and love than I had expected. Not only did my cheeks hurt from smiling, but my heart smiled, too.Since my ideas have been scarce, I decided to write about four lovely little boys whose mommy's are absolutely amazing.… Continue reading >Thank you’s, mommy’s, and little men.
>The Reestablishment of Love.
>I want to start out by asking: "What does love mean to you?" Think about the answer before too many thoughts pile into your mind, and then take the main thought and keep it until I'm done writing this entry and see if your meaning of 'love' lines up.To me, the word 'love' takes on… Continue reading >The Reestablishment of Love.
>Silent fingers.
>I would like to have a rant regarding my social life, and even some of you may feel the same. If so, I'm sorry.My rant begins with the intolerable feeling of having certain friends you just cannot seem to understand. I'm sure any girl knows that we are all programmed to want to talk until… Continue reading >Silent fingers.
>Unpleasantness cured with smores.
>I would first like to thank Mae and Taste of Originality for becoming a follower of mine on Blogger. It really means a lot, so thank you. I wish you two had links so I could follow, too!So, to jump right in this, my weekend was absolutely horrendous. I'm not quite sure what synonym could… Continue reading >Unpleasantness cured with smores.
>A picture, pumpkin, perfect weekend.
>Pumpkin Patches, Wiregrass Mall, sushi, carving the pumpkins, hot chocolate, and cold weather.My weekend was perfect.And lurve. I really enjoy great weekends.
>Someone pump the brakes
>Before I start, I'd first like to thank my new followers - Missmoose and Jamie! I believe that the addition of followers to each blog makes the world of Blogger go 'round. Along with the rest of the people who follow my blog, you two are also excellent.Now, time to spill my pot of life.… Continue reading >Someone pump the brakes
>Bookworm.
>I've been quite the little bookworm lately. I've just recently finished Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand, and I then moved onto Jesus Wants to Save Christians by Rob Bell. I finished Rob Bell's manifesto in a week and decided to tackle Anthem, another novel written by Ayn Rand. Below is my little synopsis of what… Continue reading >Bookworm.
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