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Author Archives: annetbell
One Solitary Life
Originally posted on TalesAlongTheWay:
This photo was taken by my son, Chris last weekend when he an his family visited New York City for the Christmas festivities. As you can see, the shot was taken from seats in the auditorium…
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Piazza Navona Christmas Market
Originally posted on TalesAlongTheWay:
Piazza Navona Christmas market in Rome is on the list of best European Christmas Markets. It is on the ancient site of the Circus of Domitian and has the shape of a stadium because of…
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Tagged Christmas Market, Italian artists, Italian crafts, Italian sweets, manger scene, Piazza Navona, Pinocchio, Rome Italy
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The Piano Guys and “Angles We Have Heard on High”
The Most Moving Part of This Beautiful ‘Angels We Have Heard on High’ Rendition Comes at the Three-Minute Mark Dec. 12, 2014 11:12am Billy Hallowel Just days after more than 1,000 people came together in Provo, Utah, to break the … Continue reading
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Tagged "Angles We Have Heard on High", Christmas music, Christmas pageant, Piano Guys
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The Caste System
Originally posted on TalesAlongTheWay:
Today, I was going to post on death rituals or mummification and reincarnation but as I was doing research, I got interested in learning about caste systems in India and ancient Egypt. I always feel…
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“Joy to the World” ( Unspeakable Joy) Chris Tomlin
This is a joining of the traditional carol, and classic Chris Tomlin. . . . .
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Tagged "Joy to the World" (Unspeakable Joy), Chris Tomlin, Christmas music, joy, love, peace, praise and worship
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Reincarnation and Mummification
Originally posted on TalesAlongTheWay:
Hinduism is the world’s fourth largest religion with seven hundred fifty million devotees. It was founded in the North of India, 4,000 years ago near the Indus River. This makes it the oldest exiting religion in…
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Terminally Ill Lauren Hill Plays Basketball
This is story of courage, grace, and generosity. It would be wonderful if all sports reflected this monumental moment of joy and spirit shown in a dying girl’s last weeks of life. So many people played a part in helping … Continue reading
Joey Fala, Organist and Architecture Student
I just saw on the Saturday morning show, that there are students at prestigious George Washington University who have signed petitions supporting exchanging an American citizen for an illegal immigrant! http://www.campusreform.org/?ID=6151 You probably have also seen ‘on the street interviews” … Continue reading
“You Came”
words of hope for this dark world. . . . . .
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Tagged blogging, Christmas, hope, humility, Longing, love, music
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Read And Write Like An Egyptian
Originally posted on TalesAlongTheWay:
Over 5000 years ago, ancient Egyptians wrote using a picture writing called hieroglyphics. The writers were called scribes. Not everyone had this training not even the Pharaoh and his family. There was a problem because Egyptians…
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