Not something you wish for

April 15, 2014

Peace is not something you wish for,  it is something you make, something you are, something you do, and something you give away. 
― Robert Fulghum


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    lamin pakhrin

    April 15, 2014

    Very nice………good morning to all frds:-):-):-)

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    Dwight Preston

    April 15, 2014

    Good morning Jen that's right something you do.love photo 🙂

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    Durga Giri

    April 15, 2014

    IMOTIANOL BEAUTI SEAN THANKS JENDHA GOOD MORNINGH

  20. Reply  

    Alicia Calimlim

    April 15, 2014

    nice meeting u Jen, all ur post are very interesting thanks for sharing*

  23. Reply  

    Jayesh Thakkar

    April 15, 2014

    Peace is a status which comes after a sacrifice . Good morning Jendhamuni.

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    Myrna Whetstone

    April 15, 2014

    True peace only comes from Jesus Christ and we cannot attain it on our own if we could why would we need a Saviour

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    Zaleha Burude

    April 16, 2014

    I wish I could visit this place. Really beautiful..

  45. Reply  

    jules kiteso

    April 16, 2014

    Dieu ns montre combien il est grand et merveilleu .nice picture

  60. Reply  

    Jackie Currie

    April 16, 2014

    How peaceful got our lord to thank for such wonders luv this xx

  63. Reply  

    Marilen Rowena

    April 16, 2014

    Wonderful place to relax….nice thought to share…thanks

  78. Reply  

    Amylyn Ong

    April 17, 2014

    i want to share your photo …wonderful..:)

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