I love Jesus and paint and write. Wife to @satsyd_finsun
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Found this crazy photo taken by Lowell Georgia in a National Geographic coffee table book at the thrift store. It isn't a double exposure. The boat has capsized and is just under the water, the picture taken from above
I'm sick but I kept stubbornly doing chores until finally Fr said "I am throwing a blanket over your cage" and turned the kitchen lights out 🐦 😴
Nobody needs to rely on AI to make a book cover. Here are some sources for copyright free images (there are too many to list, but it's a start)
If you're so bereft of help and cash that you're turning to AI, give me 100 bucks and 24 hours and I'll give you three simple covers using these links, with the title in a font that is free to use. Your book deserves better
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i am tired of being an aristocrat of the soul. i am ready to be the normal kind of aristocrat, the ones that don't work but have money.
I don't sing in the choir but I have a very important job at the choir workshop today (I ordered pizza)
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Being right years ahead of others isn’t nearly as satisfying as people think. Nobody apologizes for treating you like a crazy. They just come back years later, repeating what you told them as if it’s some groundbreaking revelation because they finally heard it from someone else.
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I believe this also has something to do with why people are converting to Orthodoxy (other than it being Christ's True Church on Earth)
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“Humility.” - the answer Abba Anthony heard when he asked who can escape the enemy's snares. One word. The whole armor of God.
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Joyce Carol Oates is much like Buddhism. You want there to be some special insights but at the end of the day it’s all reminiscent of what a smoothie shop owner in 1974 Encinitas believes.
true, different religions at different times in one's life. but it is hardly my opinion alone that Buddhism--as a philosophy, rather than a religion--is indeed wise, "mature" in a way that other religions that are more messianic, zealous for converts, & intolerant of one another, are not.
what have I said here do you find "not useful"--?
