Debra

Hi Debra,

So many changes.  You changed your display pic and I almost didn't know that was you ;)  Hope that you've been doing well.  I'm over on Face Book too now.  What have you been up to (any book shows or conventions)?  I haven't heard from Dr. B in awhile either.  Keep in contact.

Ms. "V"
http://www.victoriapoller.com

Good Morning!

thanks for the add dont be a stranger.

How Strong Are You?



Surprisingly, most don't realize their true inner strength. Not until their backs are up against a wall and they've completely run out of options. For some, initially panic sets in, desperation and lack of faith. Some even find themselves settling for less due to their fears, insecurities or non-productive, addictive desires. What if your life began with complete uncertainty and your nature persuaded you to take unnecessary risk? You know, Rebellious!" What if your kindness was constantly being taken for granted? What if what you wanted most, seemed to always evade your grasp, and you had enough to get by, but never enough to get ahead. What if you were humiliated, degraded, abused and lead astray? What if you had it all, lost it all, them amazingly, re-gained it all back again? What if you were Marie Antionette? What if you were A Girl Named Job? (For clarification purposes, Job is pronunced Job as in the Biblical Charcter, not one's employment. But make no mistake, this is not a religious or "preachy'" read! )




One never knows his or her true strength, until they are put to the test. Do you have the endurance of A Girl Named Job?



A Girl Named Job. The new, self published release by Marie Antionette. Readers have called it "Inspiring," "Refreshingly Candid," and "a page turning read that grasp your attention from the beginning." So what are you waiting for? This is no ordinary biography, A Girl Named Job defines the te

IT TAKES TIME

by: Trevor Claiborn

The best things in life don’t come fast or free,

But sometimes my impatience makes me cheat.

Though I know I’m wrong, trying to rush things along,

I get mad when outcomes are incomplete.


The purpose I serve is much more than my own,

And Nature’s clock ticks much slower than mine.

I can gripe and pout or just wait the thing out,

For the Most High works on It’s own time.


I can have love, prosperity, and peace

And all the things that make it joyful to live.

Sometimes money can’t pay for those treasures—

Only my patience and willingness to give.


We are all farmers of the crops of our destiny,

Semi-conscious of the psychological seeds we sow.

So to yield the best return, we must learn

To give things time and let them grow.

Have the best WEEK! Hugs!

Have a blessed day Debra ;) How's things doing?



Ms. "V"
www.victoriapoller.com

THE HOPE OF TOMMORROW
BY: TREVOR CLAIBORN


I can’t take back what I’ve done in the past
Nor can I retaliate on all that’s been done to me,
At best I can learn from experiences I’ve had
Shake the chains of regret and be free,

The future has its own set of tests and trials
So why dwell upon yesterdays woes,
My road only changes if I’m willing to change it
The door of opportunity is never closed.

I must free up my psychological arms
To make space for better things to come
I should dispose of the junk from the past
And seek the source where all natural treasures come from.

We are the wardens of the prison in our minds
Condemned by guilt, regret and sorrow,
But I stay at peace, when I learn to release-
Yesterday, and appreciate the hope of tomorrow!

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