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Did you know that in 1888, Queen Victoria of England popularized small Pomeranians, and owned 35 of them during her reign? Learn more about Poms on Best Breed Ever! 

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Trust

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Midnight walk © Steven Sandner

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💙 American Basin on 500px by Pete Wongkongkathep, Los Angeles, USA ☀  NIKON D800-f/13-1/13s-14mm-iso100, 800✱1200px-rating:98.5

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Banana leafs

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Ginger Lemongrass Detox Iced Tea

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Top 50 Detox Water Recipes for Rapid Weight Loss

Check out the compilation here: https://54health.com/food-and-drinks/detox-water/

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‘For I know the plans I have for you,’ declares the LORD, ‘plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.’ Jeremiah 29:11, NIV.

The scripture tells us that without vision, people perish. If you don’t have a dream or vision for your life, then you’re not really going to reach your fullest potential. Maybe at one time you had a dream, but you went through some disappointments or setbacks. Things didn’t turn out the way you planned. But here’s a key: when one dream dies, dream another dream. Just because it didn’t work out the way you had it planned doesn’t mean that God doesn’t have another plan. You cannot allow one disappointment or even a series of disappointments to convince you that your dream is over. It’s time to dig your heals in and hold on to the promises in your heart. Stir up those God-given dreams today and watch Him pour out His favor and blessing upon you and fulfill every desire in your heart!

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Thank you God for your Word!

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#paradise

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Internships are the building blocks of your résumé. Apply to them. Meet people. Choose a degree that is relevant to the real world. Minor in History if you love it so much. Everyone knows how to use Microsoft Office. Putting it under the “Skills” section of your résumé is not impressive. See the world. This is the only time you have in your life to spend months in a foreign country. Take advantage of your lack of responsibility to travel. 99.9% of employers will never look at your transcript. A 4.0 GPA will not land you a job. Good interpersonal skills might. No employer cares whether you were on the executive board of your fraternity or sorority or other campus organization. Serve the organization because you love it, not simply to use it as space-filler on your résumé. Proofread everything. Twice. Or else no one will believe that you’re “detial-oriented.” You have four (or five) years to make something of yourself. Use that time wisely. Go out with your friends on a Tuesday night despite having a test on Wednesday. The test won’t matter in ten years, but your friendships will. Do not expect the college senior to fall in love with you after you sleep together. Actually, just don’t sleep together. This will not end well. Really get to know your professors. Use office hours to your advantage. You never know what doors they can open for you. Graduate school is rarely a good idea, especially if you’re only using it to delay the real world for a few years. The more money you make now, the less debt you’ll have later. Realize that you will be in debt until you’re forty. Make peace with this early. One bad grade won’t ruin your life. Get over yourself. Beware of credit cards. No matter what they say, money isn’t free. Don’t burn bridges. You never know when you might need help from someone. Eat good food. Nothing will make you feel worse than six straight nights of Ramen. Buy a plunger before you actually need said plunger. Just trust me on this one. Press save. It will keep you from having that 4:00am mental breakdown. All-nighters will not help you learn the material. Budget time throughout the day to study so that you can actually sleep before the final exam. Use a condom. No one wants that “I’m late” text. Work during the summers. Employers want someone with real-life experience. Call your mom once a week. She wants to stay involved in your life, and a twenty-minute phone conversation won’t kill you. You have four years to learn your alcohol limit. This will save you from puking at the office Christmas party. The college cafeteria will make you fat. So will alcohol. Be careful about what you’re putting into your body. Find a few hours each week to work out. Cardio is great stress relief. So is sex. Booty calls are sometimes necessary. Don’t beat yourself up for it in the morning. Learn to cook. Eating out is expensive and unhealthy. A few basics can last you a long time. Take pictures. Not everything has to be posted to Instagram, but you will want to have these memories documented. Volunteer. Not because you have to, but because you want to. The Humane Society always needs people to play with the animals. Learn how to budget. Your parents won’t be around to give you money forever. Buy shower shoes. Use them. Save yourself from foot fungus. Beer is expensive. Buy vodka. Interviews are nerve-wracking. Practice with a friend before you go. Find good references. They can be the difference between being offered your dream job and being turned down. It’s okay to turn down your first job offer to wait for a better one. Have faith in yourself. If you’re treated like a slave at your internship, it’s okay to leave. Find a company that sees your worth. Learn how to code HTML. This is an invaluable skill. Also learn Photoshop. Every company in the world needs someone who can design a poster. Take a couple classes just for fun. There’s a difference between smart and educated. Know your priorities. Stick to them. Start searching for a job a year before you graduate. It takes time to find something you want. Apply for jobs you may not be completely qualified for. You may be the only applicant. Don’t get too discouraged when you fail at something. Lay in bed for two days. Cry. Then get back up and start living again. Everyone has something to teach you. Listen to them. Make mistakes, but be sure to learn from them. Textbooks are expensive and you will never need them again. Rent, don’t buy. No one will ever care how wasted you were last night. They saw it first hand. Shut up. No one is responsible for you except you. Think twice before you do something. Don’t think that these have to be the best four years of your life. Life after graduation is pretty awesome too.

50 Things I Wish I Knew in College (via greetingsfromplanetkatya)

I need this list. Stepping into the work force is scary.

(via gettingahealthybody)

Wise stuff

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10 Great Quotes from Francis Chan

We say things like, “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me,” and “Trust in the Lord with all your heart.” Then we live and plan like we don’t believe God even exists. We try to set our lives up so everything will be fine even if God doesn’t come through. But true faith means holding nothing back. It means putting every hope in God’s fidelity to His promises.

Our greatest fear as individuals and as a church should not be of failure but of succeeding at things in life that don’t really matter.

If life were stable, I’d never need God’s help. Since it’s not, I reach out for Him regularly. I am thankful for the unknowns and that I don’t have control, because it makes me run to God.

We are consumed by safety. Obsessed with it, actually. Now, I’m not saying it is wrong to pray for God’s protection, but I am questioning how we’ve made safety our highest priority. We’ve elevated safety to the neglect of whatever God’s best is, whatever would bring God the most glory, or whatever would accomplish His purposes in our lives and in the world.

Christians today like to play it safe. We want to put ourselves in situations where we are safe “even if there is no God.” But if we truly desire to please God, we cannot live that way. We have to do things that cost us during our life on earth but will be more than worth it in eternity.

To be brutally honest, it doesn’t really matter what place you find yourself in right now. Your part is to bring Him glory—whether eating a sandwich on a lunch break, drinking coffee at 12:04 a.m. so you can stay awake to study, or watching your four-month-old take a nap. The point of your life is to point to Him. Whatever you are doing, God wants to be glorified, because this whole thing is His. It is His movie, His world, His gift.

This is the God we serve, the God who knew us before He made us. The God who promises to remain with us and rescue us. The God who loves us and longs for us to love Him back.

God has allowed hard things in your life so you can show the world that your God is great and that knowing Him brings peace and joy, even when life is hard.

A friend of mine once said that Christians are like manure: spread them out and they help everything grow better, but keep them in one big pile and they stink horribly.

It is easy to become disillusioned with the circumstances of our lives compared to others’. But in the presence of God, He gives us a deeper peace and joy that transcends it all.

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Wise speech 👍

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please keep in mind that you’re a work in progress

you improve each and every day

it’s never too late to accomplish anything

we are constantly changing so don’t give up

you can refine and redefine yourself and you work as much as you want