I can feel the cold in my marrow.
The bloody infamous parts
Where the bone stops and whatever it is begins
But now as the wind topples cars and ravages homes
All I can think is how I feel the cold in my marrow
Bones frozen, blood icy and its freezing through and through.
At least I can say you remind me of him
The way you move
The things you say
Or said
Or thought
At least I can find some similarity
The things you do
Or did
Or are
But that’s it
And it’s faint.
Faint.
Almost invisible.
Possibly not there at all.
Just
Some
Blurry
Hazy
Illogical
Figment.
(Source: The New York Times, via yourpersonalcheerleader)
Baked taco #salad for #dinner. So gooood. #instacollage (Taken with Instagram)
Savoring the last drops of summer in a flowy skirt at work #ootd #OfficeStyle (Taken with Instagram)
This is the best part of my work day. #Kindle on, attention to world off. (Taken with Instagram)
Ad Campaign Calls on Christians to ‘Love Your Neighbors’ of All Faiths
“It is amazing that loving our neighbor is such a radical statement, as it is foundational to the teachings of Jesus,” said Rev. Steve Jerbi, pastor of All Peoples Church, which has been actively involved in responding to the shooting at the gurdwara. “Yet, the walls of division, fear, and even just knowing our neighbors is too often our reality. This statement reminds us, in light of both tragedy and in everyday life, that we are called to love our neighbors. This is a chance for Christians to continue to express not just our sympathy, but our love for sisters and brothers in the Sikh community.”
It never hurts a religion to engage insome earnest, kind-hearted interfaith outreach.
Skateistan, an Afghanistan school built around skateboarding: A pleasant reminder that life in Afghanistan is not always as depressing and devoid of hope as the media sometimes makes it seem — via skateboarding. More info here.
How inspiring is this!
