In extreme situations, which have been emptied of all shelter and tenderness, that small voice whispers from somewhere beyond and encourages the heart to hold out for dignity, respect, beauty, and love.
John O’Donohue
In extreme situations, which have been emptied of all shelter and tenderness, that small voice whispers from somewhere beyond and encourages the heart to hold out for dignity, respect, beauty, and love.
John O’Donohue
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Love the color! Very dreamy and beautiful.
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Thanks so much, glad you like it! 🙂
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Pretty image…I love his quotes.
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Thank you Cheryl. He’s one of my favorite authors. 🙂
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So soft and pretty
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Thanks so much Julie dear!
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Beautiful post, Barbara.
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Thanks so much, Kathy! John O’Donohue is one of my favorite writers:)
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