St. Croix. Hurricane Maria. 100+ mph wind. A 2×10 piece of lumber and a palm tree. My neighbor’s daughter took this photo. I can’t stop looking at it.
In a split second, this tree was withstanding the onslaught of a storm and then, without warning it was pierced by a plank of wood. The wood did not shatter the tree. The tree stands. It is split down the middle, and will never be the same; but it still stands.
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Last week, Brian scored a huge win when he contacted the cable company and asked if they had a less expensive package than what we were currently subscribed to. Their response was was amazing!
Not only could they keep reading here
We are living in a new day– a day when alternative facts carry the same weight as real facts. Up is down. Down is up. Light is dark. Dark is light. Over is under and under is over and no one seems to worry because what they think is their reality – and no can dispute anything because to do so would mean arguing with one’s own alternative facts.
What? I know, it’s crazy! We keep reading here
We act like preschoolers who think they can get out of bed and play with their toys without being seen.
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Marcia Furrow 