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That’s toxic pollution; sediment pollution; nutrient pollution; and bacterial pollution flowing through this once beautiful body of water.
Posted by Autumn T Newell on Thursday, May 20, 2010 at 3:36 pm
Filed under Reflections · Tagged 1.5 million metric tons of nitrogen, bacterial pollution, cancer ally, clean body of water, dead zone, Gulf of Mexico, Mississippi River, nutrient pollution, OMG, pollution, rant, sediment pollution, toxic levels, toxic pollution
I have days when God feels like He is right there; the wind beneath my wings.
The map to your divine path is love. The closer you get to loving without fear (that same fear that past hurt has taught 99% of us) the more likely you are to find and stay on your path.
Posted by Autumn T Newell on Tuesday, February 23, 2010 at 8:21 pm
Filed under Featured, Reflections · Tagged connection with God, Divine path, kindness and affection, love, loving without fear, on a journey, open to redirection, planting seeds of love, road called divine, through prayer, walk in love
Self Control becomes the anchor within me
Power storms on the political landscape
Posted by Autumn T Newell on Wednesday, January 13, 2010 at 11:52 am
Filed under Featured, Poetry, Reflections · Tagged black gold, casualties, dog-tags, egotism, filling rigs, freedom fighters, Political landscape
I was frozen, totally aware of my surroundings, but frozen. I have no choice but to allow the dream to unfold like an oncoming car crash that could not be avoided.
Have you ever gotten a revelation about something in such a way that a proverbial light just ‘pops on’ suddenly, and there’s your answer? And in your heart of hearts you know exactly where or Whom the answer came from. God gives insight and wisdom.
Posted by Autumn T Newell on Thursday, December 31, 2009 at 10:14 am
Filed under Featured, Reflections · Tagged answer in prayer, building the Kingdom, experiencing trials and tribulation, God gives insight and wisdom, He's always listening, Reasons for Revelations, receive His love, reminding us of His presence, revelations, trials, Trials and tribulation
Before I taught technology I use to teach first grade. OMG! They say the funniest things. I decided to keep a journal of the funniest things said.
Posted by Autumn T Newell on Wednesday, December 16, 2009 at 7:39 pm
Filed under Featured, On Teaching · Tagged first grade, I used to teach first grade, marry my teacher, Out of The Mouth of Babes, rabbits in our classroom, teacher, the teacher look, They say the funniest things
One time I asked my mom what we were having for dinner and she said “Sheep shit and ginger! Now quit asking and wait till the foods done to find out.” It’s hilarious when I think about it now
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