Nobody Has to Give You Your Flowers š God Did.
I am 'Rooting' for 'you',
you're 'Rooting' for 'me', you're 'Rooting' for 'them',
knowing they're not 'them',
so 'they' can bloom, too .
That's your true Calling.
If you persist in this Calling,
hearing the Voice of God over the world,
then you'll play your part in helping to change it.
I Love you,
Nik
nikki@curlynikki.com
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Today's Quotes:
"Nobody has to give you your flowers. God did. "
-Katt WilliamsĀ
"Somebody, somewhere is depending on you to do what God has called you to do."
-@rock_solid_ministries_intl via IGĀ
"The only thing separating you from God is the thought that something is separating you from God."
-Richard Rohr
"The mind looks for problems so it can keep you occupied with problems so you'll never realize it's the mind that is the problem.Ā
Break the chain. "
-@Dovepeace via IGĀ
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