Julienne

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I'm a cool gal who thinks I'm physically much stronger and bigger than I actually am. My favorite color is hot pink for the moment, however I'm getting a little tired of it. I think I might move on to a cool blue or something icy next. My favorite cartoon characters are Thunder Cats (Thunder Thunder Thunder Thunder CATS!!) and thanks to my Super hero friend Batman the Dark Knight I know all their names now!!! Lion-O, Panthero, Cheetara, Wily Kit and her brother Wily Kat, Tygro, & finally the little funny looking thing was named Snarf. Yeah!!!!

I love to dip French Fries into a Wendy's frosty and I love watching shows on the Discovery Channel about haunted houses. I used to have a dog named Jiffy. She was cute but evil all at the same time. She would make this face where her bottom canines would go over her top lip and my sisters and I would call her a pirate (Arrrgh Matey!!) Okay now I'm rambling cause it's late and I'm tired. Perhaps I shouldn't be writing this...
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Aren't I beautiful?
I am sooooooooooooo sorry Beyonce!!
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My Neice Gabby and my sister Jamila! How adorable are they?!!!
The Original 6
A True and Faithful LoveBy Rebekah Montgomery“Will you still love me,” she asked, regarding him tentatively, “if I tell you that I’ve been unfaithful and probably will be again?”He knew that what she said was true. Gomer was the town slut. Every man in the village had known her. Every male newcomer would.“All that is in the past,” he told her. “I will never mention it to you again. There is only our future.”Any marriage counselor in the world would have told him that he was a fool for marrying such a girl. But this was an unusual case.God spoke clearly to the young prophet: “Marry a woman who is an adulteress and claim the children of her unfaithfulness as your own,” the Almighty said. Hosea’s faithful love for his licentious wife was to serve as a living illustration of God’s steadfast, yearning love to His wayward people — us.Hosea took Gomer to his heart well aware of her past and proclivities — the same tender way that God accepts us as we are.And hopes. God hopes we will return His love. He hopes we will be faithful to Him. He forgives our past in hopes we will make a future with Him.Sometimes love and hope isn’t enough.Sold as a Slave What tempts you to be unfaithful to God? Sex? Money? Position? Power?For Gomer, it was any or all of the above.When their first child was born, Hosea anxiously examined him for any resemblance. Hosea swallowed hard. The baby was his beloved’s child, so he became Hosea’s own.By the time the next two children were born, Gomer was so blasé about her infidelities there was little doubt the children were not Hosea’s. She was so secure in Hosea’s unflinching love for her that she rubbed his nose in her unfaithfulness.Hosea pleaded with her to stop. Love was one thing; money was another. She was shopping for a better deal.Then she found a man who so bedecked her with baubles that she forgot Hosea and the children existed.Soon it was a different man. Then another. Then another. A sordid string of them.Then the family heard the awful news: She was to be sold as a slave to repay her debts.Hosea hoped she would beg him for help. Nothing. Then he heard there was another man involved who also loved her. Maybe he should just stay out of the picture.Then the word of God came to Hosea. “Go show your love again to your wife. She is an adulteress and she’s loved by another man, but go love her as I have loved Israel though they chase after other gods.”The slave seller shouted, “Who will buy this woman?” He tore Gomer’s dress to reveal her body and stir a little interest. She looked used up, tired, and old.Her lover offered a single shekel. No one bid up the price.The seller jerked her around and slapped her bare shoulders. “See! She’s strong yet and healthy! A good field hand!”Another shekel was added. Her lover made it three.Why buy her? She could be had for free. Every man had already possessed her, sampled her, used her.Tediously, the price rose. Six shekels. Her lover bid ten shekels.“Fifteen shekels,” said Hosea.“Sold!” cried the seller.Gomer turned and saw her husband. And began to shake. Here before her stood the man who loved her, made her his wife, and wholly accepted her children. Here was the man she betrayed, exploited, and despised but who now held the power of life over her in his hand. He could exact whatever vengeance he desired.What did Hosea say to her? He said what God says to you and me and every soul He has purchased with the lifeblood of His Son: “Come home to me. You will be my beloved.”Such is the forgiving love of God.(Based on the Book of Hosea)