Where I heard the call of a dove.
A Reflection:
This morning I stopped and listened to the cooing of a dove. The gentle tone, so soft on the ears, evoked sudden compassion in me and my eyes moistened with emotion. 44 more words
Where I heard the call of a dove.
A Reflection:
This morning I stopped and listened to the cooing of a dove. The gentle tone, so soft on the ears, evoked sudden compassion in me and my eyes moistened with emotion. 44 more words
In the court of public opinion, it has become painfully clear that the majority rules. The gold standard of morality in our society is based on what the most vocal people believe. 574 more words
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It’s been quite a while since my last post. 3,178 more words
Apparently, I was a normal child — well, except for having been born to the King and Queen. 2,338 more words
“Technology should never be allowed to outrun morality.” Lina J. Potter, First Lessons 9 more words
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has urged Nigerian parents to guide their children and wards against the idea of ‘quick money’.
Acting Chairman of the Commission, Mr Ibrahim Magu gave the advice on Friday when he featured on ‘Nagarta’ Radio Nigeria, Kaduna, as a special guest. 83 more words
Useless as tits on a boar hog is an idiomatic phrase, which I first heard my native Texan, country-girl wife mutter regarding a person, usually a male of the lower producing variety. 224 more words