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  • How to Become a Gondolier: Venice
    Posted on Thursday, May 7th, 2015 | Tagged: gondolas, gondoliers, Venice

    Look closely at the gondola to the back. The prow shows the Venetian flag. Venice. The city of romance. And the city of those gondoliers. How does one get to be a gondolier ? It’s not as easy as donning a black and white stripped shirt and building up your bi & triceps. First of all, …[ read more ]

  • In Love on the Grand Canal
    Posted on Thursday, April 16th, 2015 | Tagged: gondolas, Rialto Bridge, the Grand Canal, Venice

    English: Venice: Italy: 1913 map of city center (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) I wouldn’t leave Italy without achieving three tickets on my bucket list. The first: a gondola ride on the Grand Canal . And what a grand time we had. The Grand Canal is Venice ‘s major waterway and it divides the city in two. It looks like …[ read more ]

  • Venice: St. Mark’s Square
    Posted on Thursday, April 9th, 2015 | Tagged: Piazza San Marco, Venice

    Not the San Marco Lion–but a gorgeous model The most famous section of Venice is St. Mark’s Square . For me, Canaletto made it familiar. His exquisite oil paintings capture the beautiful and mood of this quintessential Venetian square. We traveled there on a water bus–a fifteen minute cruise to glory and the splendor of Piazza San Marco. A hint …[ read more ]

  • Venice: The Real Water World
    Posted on Tuesday, April 7th, 2015 | Tagged: Lido, Venice

    Venice . Hardly a city in Italy is more romantic than Venice. Kevin Costner thought he had an original script with the Hollywood name of Water World. Venice trumped him by thousands of years. Taxi acquei–from airport to Villa Mabapa We landed in Marco Polo Airport –can you think of a more appropriate name for the watery world of …[ read more ]

  • The Appetite of Vengeance by Jennifer Slattery: Psalm 103: 6
    Posted on Thursday, March 26th, 2015 | Tagged: forgiveness, Jennifer Slattery, Ps. 103:6, vengeance

    “Vengeance is a monster of appetite, forever bloodthirsty and never filled.” ―  Richelle E. Goodrich ,  The Tarishe Curse   Few wounds hurt as deeply as betrayal. It pains our hearts, shatters our trust, destroys relationships, and most notably, awakens our inner sense of justice. Ah, vengeance! To make the other pay for what they did, or at the very least, …[ read more ]

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    • How Do You Know What Is Right and True?

      Carol McClain The world is hungry for happiness, and it is starving. Whoever pursues righteousness and love finds prosperity and honor. Pr. 21:21  If we look at the world around us today, we see the truth of the above. Everyone touts, "I'll living my truth." Like Pilate, who asked, "What is truth?" they set about to redefine it. In the process, only Orwellian doublespeak works. A few contemporary examples Maybe someone believes in a pro-abortion. They define the conceived child as only a fetus (which actually  originates from the Latin fētus, meaning "offspring," "bringing forth," or "hatching of young"). The… ...[ full story ]

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