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Welcome & Thanks for the nice notes;
All the best n lets keep in touch.
Warmly
Pamela

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Comment by Queen Royalty on August 21, 2009 at 4:33pm

When is the true day of Worship?...Saturday or Sunday-based on Bible, not tradition!?

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Comment by Queen Royalty on August 6, 2009 at 2:31am

“CHANGES IN BLACK”

Once upon a time, there was a little black boy and a little black girl, in a little black world. They were born to black parents who loved them very much.
Support was a necessity in their household of old, being that only dad worked and mom stayed at home. After-all what do you do when daycare expenses subdues your entire paycheck? What do you do when it's economically more reasonable for one parent to provide and the other parent to reside at home? Tension, was a household name until Faith walked in. As soon as Faith walked in, hope stood out. As soon as hope stood out,Vision came into focus; And we all know there's nothing as strong as focused-vision.
Time was of the essence in her little black world, of little black dreams, by a little black girl. Ambition was extinct for a little black boy, in a big white world, made of tarnished, cultured pearls. As time went on and biology ticked, the sin they were surrounded by made them angelically sick. Determined to walk through their journey's of life, black boy and black girl learned to push forward through Christ. Now grown and well raised by their parents of old, black boy and black girl remembered their black world, once known. Thanks to the strength and endurance displayed by mom and dad, their black world's were a smokescreen coloring their futures all bad. Now success and admiration has been found through their dreams, and the dreams of their ancestors produced a black, award winning team. Through unity they were joined together and only division can tear them apart. Now, Faith and Vision has both grown up to possess vibrant, colorful hearts.


Sharisma Kimbrough – Smith -aka-Queen Royalty
January 2009 (c)all rights reserved

Comment by Carly Chameleon on July 25, 2009 at 6:48pm

Thanx,nice to meet you.
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Comment by Krystara-El Kumara on July 22, 2009 at 5:36pm

It's great to be here. Thanks Rickie for the invitation.

Blessings,
Krystara (aka Phyllis)

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Comment by Author Stephanie Morris on May 7, 2009 at 12:51pm

Better Late Than Never has received a glowing review! Check it out!
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