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“The silhouette says a lot with very little information.” Share a photo of a silhouette!

@atensnut 64

Math time, kids.

Post a picture YOU took. Just a pic. No description.

Post an image you never posted before. Can be anything! #NeverBefore

@Nabb_kak Windmill on a cloudy morning

Drop a photo you took, with no people. A photo of calm.

@Nabb_kak Geraniums

@Sandshil76 Bless you!

I never dreamed how hard it would be to take care of a dementia patient. It breaks my heart that my mom has lost so much of who she was. May God give me strength as I care for her, and may He cover us both with mercy and grace. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

@mymomcare It was impossible to put weight on it for over a month, but it didn't hurt as long as I didn't try to stand. What really hurts sometimes (no matter whether I move or not) is the arthritis in my shoulder! 😂

@MissDefibaugh Oh that broken pelvis - had a friend do that and said was so painful

I fell off a ladder and broke my wrist 8 years ago. It's the only bone I've broken. What about you?

@RobertaFresque2 Little Darlings (movie) with Tatum and Kristy

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@ThrillaRilla369 Have you read "The Big Year" by Mark Obmascik? Or watch the 2011 movie w/ Steve Martin, Jack Black, and Owen Wilson. Made me a bit of a birder.

Well I’ve officially reached the age where I enjoy feeding the birds 🐦

@AuthorGFAllen Aside from the Bible, I'd say "Christy" by Catherine Marshall. I became a teacher and a Quaker.

What book has had the biggest impact on your life?

@lippyent Captain Daniel Gregg (Ghost and Mrs Muir)

Kinda a tough one! Hmm 😒 🤔?¿

@WilliamWood10 @HannahWardEdu @SuGreer I may not like this new series (I don't even have Netflix) but I love the chance to talk about LIW and LHOTP! I've been a fan of the books and the author for 60+ years.

@WilliamWood10 @HannahWardEdu @SuGreer And like Laura and Grace, it is believed that she died (age 75) from complications from diabetes, which ran in the family. She married a widower and was a stepmother to his two children. And she had a career as a printer.

Where is Carrie? WHERE IS CARRIE?!

@MoritzKati82204 @BiblicalBeauty I know

@BiblicalBeauty I chose to be a public school teacher because I saw that as the ministry to which God called me, but I was becoming increasingly frustrated because there was no way I could meet the needs of all my students & then came the state tests. Teaching changed dramatically as a result 🙁

Both of my older children needed a much longer time period than I anticipated they might need to learn to read. We kept at it, and one day, it suddenly clicked for our oldest, and she immediately became a bookworm. Our middle child has unexpectedly had a similar breakthrough this week, and is happily announcing, “I can read!” I’m so thankful for the flexibility that homeschooling provides. They were never compared to everyone else in a class or made to feel that they were failing or dumb simply because they needed more time than others to learn this vital skill. I had the freedom to adjust to their individual needs and help them keep learning in multiple other ways while we practiced reading at their own pace. Children are different, and homeschooling makes it possible to honor those differences instead of labeling them as deficiencies.

@AuthorGFAllen Probably the Anne of Green Gables series of eight books

No judgment, which book have you gone back to the most?

@ThatEricAlper Dolly Parton

Which celebrity would you most like to sit next to on a long flight?

@Mamatolottacats @RuthSummie I heard about that. I don't have cable myself, but when I saw it on the tv listings at my mother's house, I chose not to watch it.

@MissDefibaugh @RuthSummie Hallmark did a movie of the first "Mitford" book - I never saw it, but I saw a trailer for it, and they ruined it. Father Tim was a young man, Dooley was about 5 years old, on and on. Jan Karon was deeply disappointed.

Unpopular opinion; I do NOT want my favourite books to get shows/ movies.