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Being a songwriter or musician can easily make one in to a workaholic. This is especially true if you’ve got a passion for it. Once one turns on the songwriting machine it is hard to stop. Lyric writing is like … Continue reading
Originally posted on Sandscribblings:
In the last decades of my father-in-law’s life, he slipped into a fog of mental illness from which he never returned. We did our best to help him–to find a diagnosis and effective medications. The years…
Steve Siler, founder of Music for the Soul, producer of Dignity, was honored to read a recent review from Caring.com, and shares: “I’m so excited to see the wonderful new review of Dignity. It is truly a blessing to hear that … Continue reading
“You can protest the darkness and brokenness by balancing with beauty.” – Dr. Catherine Hart Weber A wise counselor advises those who work on the front lines of issues related to sex trafficking, sexual abuse, and pornography to add beauty into their … Continue reading
When my friend found a lump in her breast, her doctor told her to wait to at least six months for a re-check. By that time it had metastasized and she soon found herself scheduled for what she dreaded the … Continue reading
“You say I am Your Masterpiece, Your artwork, Your design”Intricately Woven / (c) Linda Crossan “No fault, no wrong No dark of night, can hide me from your eyes – I cannot fall or climb, farther than your grace can … Continue reading
“The Little Boy and the Old Man” Said the little boy, “Sometimes I drop my spoon.” Said the old man, “I do that too.” The little boy whispered, “I wet my pants.” I do that too,” laughed the little old … Continue reading