#talking god

[feraldogboy]

I love having it on my lap, so easy to grab by the hips and use as the perfect fleshlight to breed.

[dreaminginthedeepsouth]

No, this is not a painting. The prairie sunflower (Helianthus pauciflorus) is a striking and vibrant flower that adds a beautiful touch to the sandy landscape of Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve. Its bright yellow petals and dark center create a stunning contrast against the surrounding dunes and grasslands. Photo: Patrick Myers / NPS (Aug 2023) :: [Robert Scott Horton]

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“Nothing,” he said. “If someone carried him in from this side, they carried him up from way down the tracks.” “Or down from way up the tracks,” Baca said, grinning. “What were you looking for?” Kennedy asked. “Besides tracks.” “Nothing in particular,” Leaphorn said. “You’re not really looking for anything in particular. If you do that, you don’t see things you’re not looking for.”

Talking God (Leaphorn & Chee, #9) by Tony Hillerman

[feraldogboy]

Do you have a masochist sub with a pesky ED (that you didn’t give them)? To help combat that, just tell them if they get too skinny then they won’t be the perfect punching bag anymore. How else will I hear the delicious sound of my fist meeting your abdomen? It’s not nearly as satisfying when it’s empty.

[dreaminginthedeepsouth]

[Capulin Volcano National Monument] :: Tomorrow, August 6, at 8:30 PM, come and experience the top of Capulin Volcano in a new light! Join a Capulin Ranger for a guided hike at Capulin Volcano under the full or nearly full moon! Wear warm clothing and layers as the weather may be chilly. Meet at the visitor center before heading up the volcano. Reservations are required; call 575-278-2201 with the number of people attending to reserve a spot!  -Ranger Rachel NPS Photo  

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“Are Indians really into that worshiping Mother Earth business?” Leaphorn considered that. “It depends on the Indian. The Catholic bishop at Gallup, he’s an Indian.” “But in general,” Dockery said. “You know what I mean.” “There are all kinds of Indians,” Leaphorn said. “What religion are you?” “Well, now,” Dockery said. He thought about it. “I don’t go to church much. I guess you’d have to say I’m a Christian. Maybe a Methodist.” “Then your religion is closer to some Indians’ than mine is,” Leaphorn said. 

Dockery looked skeptical. “Take the Zunis or the Hopis or the Taos Indians for example,” said Leaphorn, who was thinking as he spoke that this sort of conversation always made him feel like a complete hypocrite. 

His own metaphysics had evolved from the Navajo Way into a belief in a sort of universal harmony of cause and effect caused by God when He started it all. Inside of that, the human intelligence was somehow intricately involved with God. By some definitions, he didn’t have much religion. Obviously, neither did Dockery, for that matter. And the subject needed changing. 

Leaphorn dug out his notebook, opened it, and turned to the page on which he’d reproduced the list from the folded paper. He asked Dockery if he’d noticed that the handwriting on that paper was different from the fine, careful script in the passenger’s notebook.

[Talking God (Leaphorn & Chee, #9)by Tony Hillerman]

[barnmatch]

Sasac - Talking God (Benedek Remix)

[jetpoplocate]

Sasac - Talking God (Benedek Remix)

[cmbishop82]

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