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I was once an overzealous single, but in 2009 my current wife, Suzan Abong of Oyam District, Northern Uganda, changed my mind fairly quickly. We fell in love at Uganda Christian University, and consequently I spent much of my time since then living in her village and collaborating with various…
sometimes i let it thrive without thinking about it
i feel like it’s more on track to what i really want and what i am accomplishing than anything i could stagnate with my sword eye
LET HIS DAUGHTER’S INNER GLORY SHINE
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“The same words can be commonplace or extraordinary according to the manner in which they are spoken. And this region depends on the depth of the region of a man’s being from which they proceed without the will being able to do anything. And by a marvelous agreement they reach the same region in him who hears them. Thus the hearer can discern, if he has any power of discernment, what is the value of the words.”
– Simon Weil
i just want to beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
