To that fragile
thin thread
of hope
do
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l
d
on.
I am a die-hard hopeful-realist – if such a word exists. I believe in putting in my best in anything that I do and holding on tight to the hope that it will turn out well, even when it all looks dim.
Somehow, that little mustard seed has never failed me.
© Jacqueline Oby-Ikocha
Hope, The Daily Post Prompt
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Love
Sam
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For some reason, I am just seeing your comment, Sam. I am sharing it out to others as well just in case others are interested. Thank you for the lovely idea.
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God Bless you friend, Lots of Love Sam
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My pleasure Sam
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I love how you wrote your words as if hanging by a thread…you’re so clever!!
A die-hard-hopeful realist…I love it!! It is all about the attitude…if you look for positive results then more often than not that’s what you will receive! 🙂
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Attitude really goes a long way if not all the way. Thank you Deb 🙂
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