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90 days
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2 years after last activity
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10 minutes
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30 minutes after last activity
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End of session (browser)
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6 months after last activity
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2 years after last activity
__utmx
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18 months
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2 years
_gali
Used by Google Analytics to determine which links on a page are being clicked
30 seconds
_ga_
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2 years
_gid
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24 hours
_gat
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1 minute
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Susan (Goat)
Thank you for sharing your experience with your camera and believe me it's all good. I agree with you so much. The deepest memories I have were of me in the moment – not photographing it. But by strange coincidence, sometimes the act of taking a picture pulls me into the moment and it becomes about the interaction between life and me manipulating my camera. Thank you for visiting. I love finding talented and gifted people to share thoughts with. I'll be visiting again. 🙂
Coordinating intriguing visuals with exquisite verse is a real talent. And you have it on both ends!
Its strange how a theme, or message comes into one's life repeatedly, like "divine name." Now I'm left to wonder what to do with this information.
It really enjoyed this. wonderfully written and visually inviting by seeing the outcome.
This is beautiful, intriguing and something more than poetry. I liked taking that unusual journey through the stream of your consciousness. It gave me another view of familiar questions. Thank you, Gay
Love this passage "Yet there are also words with no visuals.
Abstractions like hot and smothered. Sigh."
Really dig the photography too.
amen. a name gives us identity, chosen, special…by the hand of God
i love how you see life, friend. and i've been thinking about how Jesus renamed his disciples, and what his name is for me… and wanting to live up to that name. and i think hoar frost is deserving of a much more beautiful name 🙂
Beautiful.
Naming someone establishes their identity…name calling can effect negative change…at least in one's mind, it can serve as a self-fulfilling prophecy. What changes will there be with a new name? What wonderful things do we not knew about ourselves that could be identified only by All-Knowing?
Oh, the turn at the end! All that naming and still, you completely caught me off guard. Yes. Complete nourishment in a word. Yes, yes. Perhaps we're all simply longing to be told that at the very core or our being we are a yes.