Reblogged from once upon a time...
Reblogged from once upon a time...
“To write books is easy, it requires only pen and ink and the ever-patient paper. To print books is a little more difficult, because genius so often rejoices in illegible handwriting. To read books is more difficult still, because of a tendency to go to sleep. But the most difficult task of all that a mortal man can embark on is to sell a book.” ― Stanley Unwin
Reblogged from The Doubleday Dashboard
Christian Group Shows Up To Chicago Gay Pride Holding Apologetic Signs
I was never against it but I knew deep inside I felt that it was weird.But who am I to judge? I’M SORRY.
If there’s are two clashing things I both feel strongly about, it’s religion and gay pride. I am a straight female but I strongly and openly support homosexual rights and relationships.
This article is probably the best thing I’ve read in 5 years. I was crying while reading through it, especially as you read further into the blog entry written by the Christian hugger. He said it was exactly what Jesus would have done, holding the same belief as mine.
Homosexuality, homosexuals are not ours to judge. We are all but individuals created by God and are in no position to demean each other. We are all loved equally in spite of our sins, flaws, and misgivings.
I was touched because this incident only proves that miracles exists. And that Christians can actually be Christians in both faith and practice.
Thank You, Lord, for teaching us how to love.
Reblogged from Hepburn got a little bit Twiggy'd
Spent my 24th for 24 hours (literally!) with my group study buddies and friends! Sweet surprises at 12:00am on March 22 while studying for Patho and Prev Med. Quick pizza merienda/ early dinner at 5PM. Spent the rest of the night ‘til the wee hours of March 23 studying Neuroscience II.
Let’s not forget the birthday greetings through texts, phone calls (G! Lu!), PMs, DMs, and wallposts from the ladies, SLGP, RLE, FISH, family and friends. Thank you for the sweet thoughts!
Thank You for my 24th! And, by the way, I’m wearing the V-neck next school year! YEY!!!!
