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| | | | | Manish's Zodiac Signs Predictions for June 2023 by Manish Kumar Arora Manish's Zodiac Signs Predictions for June 2023. | | | Dreams by Jan Sand I have been gifted with the most wonderful, the most exciting, and the most memorable dreams for all of my 95 years of life and for that alone this precious short existence has been a worthwhile experience... | | | Jan Christian Smuts: What Rises Converges by Rene Wadlow Jan Christian Smuts, whose birth anniversary we mark on 24 May, was the Prime Minister of South Africa from 1919 to 1924 and again from 1939 to 1948 as well as having served in the South African government in other posts... | |
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| | Dear Journal, it's me Alice by Abigail George Books always marked our games somehow. The passage of time. Growing up the house was (always) filled with books. | | | Kenneth Waltz: The Passing of the Second Generation of the Realists by Rene Wadlow The death of Professor Kenneth Waltz on 12 May 2013 in New York City at the age of 88 marks the start of the passing of the second generation of the realist school in the study of international relations. | | | In Circle Mystic Blue by David Sparenberg To heal the Earth into sustainable wellbeing we must heal ourselves; to heal ourselves into sustainable wellbeing we must heal the Earth. | | | Bitter Fruit by Abigail George The steak knives were missing. Is there any value in that truth? Give me a little earth. A place in the sun. A bowl of shelled, salted and roasted peanuts. Let me have a piece of the supernatural universal in my hands. | | | Smith and Carol by Abigail George Julian Smith was respectable but unhappy. A psychiatrist for nearly three decades he had experience on his side. He had a married daughter but they had never really been close. | | | Cake by the ocean by Abigail George Youth excites me. The youth in men. The youth in women. I have to hold onto the fact that all of life, human life, humanity, flora and fauna, and the lost and found is a happy gift. | | | Extraterrestrial by Jan Sand Some time ago, back in the late 1940's, I became fascinated with tropical fish. They are quite beautiful and very different from any of the other animals I kept as pets, requiring that their water, food, and... | | | | next | |
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