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Day 310: The Value of Dignity

Day 310: The Value of Dignity

“Every human being is an heir to a legacy of dignity and worth.”~Martin Luthur King Jr. “Dignity is the ability to stand strong and tall in the face of adversity while being able to bow to the elderly and crawl with the children. Dignity is taking a stand for your beliefs without closing your mind to anothers’ opinions. Dignity is being an example by your deeds and through your words avoiding…

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♥ When baby makes you breakfast. She’s so sweet and didn’t want me to get up. She made these bomb ass sandwiches and I’m glad she got to sleepover and spend so much time with me. It feels like home and I’m happy that she literally is next to me all the time. I’m glad the food was bomb but whatever makes baby is always bomb!!! Hehe cx Glad to spend this morning with you baby and have slept next to you c: ♥ #Mornings #Breakfast #Her #Sweetness #YummyFood #Relaxment #Assuredness #♥ (at Country Walk, Florida)

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Dear Qui Talks: Courage; doing things that scare you!

Dear Qui Talks,

Do you have courage to do the thing that scares you the most?

Do you have courage to make a step that could change your life?

Do you know how great is your courage?

Courage….what is courage?

Courage is moving towards fear, with faith when you cannot see.

Courage is knowing that strong holds can not keep you down.

Courage is trusting in the unknown.

What is holding you down?

What…

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Pages from my RVJ about Eddy Kamunga Ilunga, his work and his influence to mine. A few points from these pages: Eddy Kamunga Ilunga lives and works in Kinshasa, Congo. He draws from the structural complexity of his hometown and revisits the traditional culture of the Mangbetu people. Referencing different forms of advertisement and photography as well as traditional aesthetics, his paintings are on amalgam of complementary pop culture forms, including music, dance and fashion. The paintings are rich with visual patterns and textures influenced by the vibrant intellectual community that flutist in central Africa. Eddy depicts women with intricate hair styles and elongated heads, their nails and lips painted bright red, blue and purple as they perform daily duties or sit in contemplative thought. Etched into their bodies are electronic microchips and circuits because Congo is the worlds largest exporter of the coltan, a raw material used in computer chips and mobile phones. Eddy plays equal reference to both this modern industry and the traditional culture of the mangbetu people, bringing their vibrant fabrics, symbolic objects combined with dutiful images of the present day. This particular painting shows how you can combine fantasy, history and the present all in one painting. Using bold colours delicately painted and presented. The magic realism in this piece makes you wonder what is true and what your brain deploys as real.

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IN GOD WE TRUST

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But our one assuredness is the death

me

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YOU CANNOT TELL ME THAT MY GOD IS DEAD