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The shadows are like
So newly polygonal
In this place, you know?
I need to thank God
For shoestrings that are lovely
My friend is so near
I thought about, after I thought
about a painting, thank God.
It's not pictured here,
but the dreams are connected.
Every lovely beauty
dream,
Darling homies,
let's listen to
our mp3's,
Thank God
Let there be peace internally,
Lord God
Sanskrit is beautiful,
and so is Latin.
Lenguas antiguas son tan bonitas, and so are modern languages.
Dona nobis pacem,
no más violencia
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“Some say that we shall never know, and that to the gods we are like the flies that the boys kill on a summer's day, and some say, to the contrary, that the very sparrows do not lose a feather that has not been brushed away by the finger of God.”
Thornton Wilder,
What about dreams
with Sara Lee Apple Pie
and we can talk about
healthcare
and not be scared no more
and we can dream about
the cost of things
with love
and not be scared no more
What is the stuff
air is made of?
Meneeds to dream
about a ship,
and it don't cause me to slip
"Don't you think
I had dreams and hopes?"
wrote August Wilson
And I saw a teacher
from a new land
cross a long bridge safely,
and Love came and Love was there,
in my dream,
and I had hope again.
“Even memory is not necessary for love. There is a land of the living and a land of the dead and the bridge is love, the only survival, the only meaning.”
Thornton Wilder,
There is a header on each webpage,
so if you scroll down, you can view
more content after the header.
This is the end part of the header.
There is a footer on each webpage also,
and there, you can read about my life.
The vocation is to love, and let us try.
Sara Kumar, Internet Poet and Playwright, and sometimes,
In The Moonlight, I believe I am a Systems Engineer
Pope Leo said,
in his Christmas address
for 2025,
"Let it come like wildflowers,"
a quote of Yehuda Amichai,
an Israeli poet and author.
They were speaking
about Peace, truly.
He prayed for justice, peace, and stability for
Lebanon, Palestine,
Israel and Syria.
Sweet Jesus, reign
in our hearts.
Pope Leo prayed
for the people of Gaza
and for the Yemeni people,
and they prayed for
Sudan, South Sudan, Mali, Burkina Faso and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
They prayed
for friendship
with Thailand and Cambodia
and for reconciliation
in Myanmar
and for the beloved people
of Haiti.
They prayed
for political responsibility
in Latin America,
and they prayed
for the continent of Europe
and the country of Ukraine.
Let's pray for
our beloved America
and for Hollywood
and for peace, for peace,
for peace
in Israel and Gaza.
Sweet Jesus and Mama Mary, help us be peaceful always.
We pray for peace
in the nation of China.
How can we remain safe, y'all, truly?
Welcome 2026 with Love and Love
Be not afraid, y'all.
We pray for peace and comfort
in Houston.
We're So Safe
With God And Neighbors
We pray for peace
in Russia.
Lord Jesus, keep us so safe
this year and always.
Pray for us and for
beautiful marriage.
Ramanujan loved Hardy so very much
But it was difficult for Ramanujan to explain with words,
sweet sisters and brothers,
How Diophantine equations came to him.
Diophantine equations are important, yes,
and their relationship is so beautiful, these two men.
1, 2, 3, Beautiful, 4, 5, 6, Beautiful
We love you all so much,
and may Tatiana be so loved now
with God and family and beautiful angels.
We pray for the
Kennedy-Schlossberg
Family
We pray for peace and comfort
in Quincy, Massachusetts.
JFK In Mexico:
Catholicism, Memory,
and Mourning
Across Borders
Thursday, September 10, 2026 at 7:00 pm
"Drawing from his article published in The Catholic Southwest, Dr. Matthew J. Butler, Ph.D. presents an analysis of the emotional, religious and political responses to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy across Mexico. Through historical analysis and visual media, the program situates mourning practices within broader conversations about religion, national identity, and cross-border political relationships during the Cold War era. The program concludes with a question-and-answer session, inviting audience reflection and discussion on memory, faith and the global impact of the Kennedy presidency."
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"Beauty ever ancient, ever new,"
said St. Augustine.
And we thought of God with love.
"Behold, I make all things new,"
said Christ Jesus.
Dear Nora-ji,
Sometimes
we need a lil
corner book shop,
you know?
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We pray for peace and comfort
in Queens
and in Seattle
and in Brownsville.
Let's pray the rosary
Let's pray the rosary
Let's pray for peace
Eggs are beautiful, y'all :)))
We need less processed food
and more protein,
according to the United States
Department of Health and
Human Services.
We pray for
an end to world hunger.
We pray for peace and comfort
in Venezuela.
All the World’s a Stage:
A Global Approach to Catholic Drama
Join Collegium Institute and Dappled Things for their Spring 2026 online
Global Catholic Literature seminar.
"To the Catholic playwright, Shakespeare’s famous dictum rings true: all the world’s a stage. Across the centuries and continents, playwrights have found that the agonies and ecstasies of the great sinners and saints of Church History naturally lend themselves to drama. For the latest Lenten season of Global Catholic Literature, All the World’s a Stage: A Global Approach to Catholic Drama, we will explore for the first time in GCL history the rich genre of Catholic drama. Nor shall we cease our exploration with a change of genre, but with multiple changes of scene: from the medieval English martyrdom of St. Thomas Becket in T. S. Eliot’s Murder in the Cathedral to the modern Marian apparition in Rwanda retold by Katori Hall’s Our Lady of Kibeho, from the personalist Polish ruminations of Karol Wojtyla’s The Jeweler’s Shop to the madcap colonial Mexican comedy set in ancient Crete Love Is the Greater Labyrinth by Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz."
Dates: Mondays in March, 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm. Via Zoom.
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I was baptized by a Chinese Catholic priest,
who worked with seamen in the Port of Houston.
At the time of Lunar New Year,
he would come to our home in a Houston suburb,
called Mission Bend, and he would bring us
red envelopes with Chinese lettering,
with small moneys inside.
We were so grateful, and he would say Mass,
at our home in Mission Bend.
I loved living in Singapore also, when I was an
older teenager,
and I loved celebrating Black History Month,
during the month of February,
at Rice University, when I returned to Houston.
When will the cherry trees blossom this year?
As a young adult, I loved walking
in the Menil in Houston, Texas
and thinking about shades of red.
I would love to go to the Dallas Museum of Art,
next Saturday, after the snow has melted here,
in Frisco, Texas. There is no cost to enter,
thank God, but I'll call about parking costs.
Click on the red tree to see the events in Dallas,
celebrating Black History and Art,
at the Dallas Museum of Art.
There is parking available
in the garage underneath
the museum building,
for $20,
for all day long.
There could also be metered
parking available nearby,
along a nearby road,
within walking distance.
We pray for safety and love
for all newspeople.
Our Humble Work Of Love In 2025
Let us reason togetha
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Project Name
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Project Name
The Frisco
Public Library is selling Christmas ornaments
with bluebonnets on them.
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Click awn da pichsha link,
fer Call fer Papas about
American Theatre.
Project Name
The past is important. Let all adults vote.
Let's think wid love,
folks, about how
children can
participate also.
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Project Name
The Thornton Wilder Society will meet in November to discuss
"The Long Christmas Dinner."
Our town was in the mind of God.
The state of New Hampshire is on my mind, and so is the year 1901.
Did they have a jewelry shop there?
Rings have a cross section of a circle.
Two women spoke of France.
My friend wanted a ring some time ago.
I learned in Geometry that three points
do not always form a circle.
My sister wants to plant acorn trees.
When do acorns fall?
There is so much new under the sun.
"Don't worry," my brother said to our children.
Let Thornton Wilder pray for us.
New York is near New Hampshire,
and I need to buy a ring from Amazon today.
Princeton Garden Tour
Saturday, September 13
11:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Visit Maybury Hill on Snowden Lane with beautiful gardens and trees to look at. And we saw picture of lovely white home, where Joseph Hewes was born.
What is a mature tree?
I feel so tranquil here.
Joseph put his signature on the Declaration of Independence.
When I was a child, I loved to be carried
and pulled so gently in a red wagon.
I love you, Jesus,
Amen.
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Thank God for cooler weather,
and for da month of October. :)))
CEMENT AN LUV AN HEAVEN
TU HI RE, LORD GOD
LET US JHOOM,LORD GOD
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THOUGHT AN REASON
TOUCH ME INSIDE, LORD GOD
LET US BE YOUR HARIJAN,LORD GOD
EVENING HOME CONSERVATORY LOVING TIME
Thank you for November, Lord Jesus.
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Afternoon Home Conservatory Time
Frisco, Texas
we'll post christmas
mass schedule
for our lady of lebanon
catholic maronite parish
very soon :)))
turn awn a readin lamp
if ya needs,
and sleep warmly, friends.
St. michael, protect us :)))
