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be fierce, be independent – change the world
September 8, 2023
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Raise a daughter that people are a little bit scared of.
Teach her to be fierce and independent.
Teach her not to care what people think.
Raise her to be a little warrior who is going to change the world and make a difference.
~ the barefoot truther
~ photo made September 8, 2023 ~ I found this beetle swimming in my pool today…
I just wanted to let you know that we did finally get some much needed rain last night. A thunderstorm rolled through late yesterday afternoon, and gave us about a half inch of rain, give or take. Not enough, but we sure do appreciate every drop we get. There’s a chance for more storms this afternoon/evening and through the weekend as well. We’ll see what happens…
The next time you think demonic strongholds don’t exist…I want you to take a look at four pictures of the same young lady…
Satan is real and really at work within people…
To think otherwise, is a lie straight from hell.
(Facebook)
The size of your audience doesn’t matter.
Keep up the good work.
(wimkin)
After telling Oprah I don’t want to sell…
(wimkin)
hope you have a great day!
thanks for stopping by!!
what’s blue and doesn’t weigh very much?
light blue
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Poor little beatbug…
I saved him – or her – from the pool…
Obviously, we can’t save them all…
But I try and save some – when I can.
Kuńdos to you!
I try, but you’re right. One day, a few years ago, a squirrel died in the pool. My dad had to get it out and I had to give the pool an extra dose of shock. I think its squirrel friends dared it to jump across the pool, it didn’t make it and couldn’t get out.