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Come with me on a journey. I am going to share many experiences that have happened to me over the last few years. This all started when I asked Jesus to be in my life. This is a true story telling what happens when I am alone and quiet. At first, I did not know what it was exactly, and what did it mean? I never know when it will happen, but words will just randomly come to my mind. So I have felt the need to write them down. I am always amazed at the beautiful words that have been given to me. I feel the need to share them with others. So I ask that you keep an open mind as you come to know my journey better. I am sure there will be some surprising moments, and you may walk away with some questions, but who is to question one person's journey against the others. God is the only one that truly knows his plan for each and every one of us. I know there is meaning in them, and just maybe one of them is meant for you.
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