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I'd like to take the chance to share with you a video I just found on Bebo (linked to Youtube) that is of one of my cousin's giving her testimony. I was completely oblivious of the journey that she has taken over the years and it almost brought me to tears to hear where she's at now. What she's got to say is so very very true that I thought I would share it with you all.
See the video - here.
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Raw, vulnerable, honest, the sort of woman I aspire to be.
Plumb: Chaotic Resolve
Can i express why i love Plumb so much? maybe not, but her lyrics are fascinating, and her music is amazing.
Jars of Clay: Furthermore
Some of my favourite songs are on here, real life, real music.
Lifehouse: No name face
This album has a song for every season of the soul, I always find myself coming back to it.
Greenday: American Idiot
I will never tire of dancing to this album!
Mike and the Mechanics: hits
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Everyone should have this album! no excuses! they're my essential packing music, every year when i have to pack up all my belongings and move they're always playing!
Hatebreed: The Rise of Brutality
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Specials: Specials
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Pillar: Fireproof
For some reason it wouldnt let me add my favourite album by this band which is "Where do we go from here?". I couldnt live without rock music, and this combines the best rock around with christian lyrics, a girl couldnt ask for more!
DC Talk: Intermission
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Milton Cudney: Self-Defeating Behaviours
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Charlotte Bronte: Jane Eyre (Wordsworth Classics)
This will always be my favourite book. I'm reading it again and altho i know exactly what's going to happen, the language that this book is written in still captivates me.
Frank Peretti: Monster
As a massive Frank Peretti fan i was not disappointed with the most recent addition to his collection. i was up all night reading it because i simply could not put it down. still not sure if it's as good as the oath, but then that is one of my all-time favourite books. this book has so many twists and turns it leaves you wondering who truely is the enemy/monster here. i loved it!
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