We are God's Perfect Creation...Beautiful of all Worlds

James Allen

1. Not Enough Time.  Most of us don't schedule sufficient time to get everything done.  Let's face it. Our lives get busy.  But booking travel too late will cost you!  Data from Travel Leaders show booking made 14 to 20 days  prior to departure cost 24% less than those made less than 7 days out.  And bookings made 7 to 13 days prior to travel cost 9% less. When you save your booking to last minute,  you're much more likely to make a hasty decision.  You might pick a room that's $20 higher than company budget  or one without any of the amenities that you need.  Searching for hotel reservations when you need a room fast  is kind of like grocery shopping when you're really hungry.  You're going to pay too much.  and you might not even get what you need. 2. Ready your rentals.  Not getting insurance on that rental car can cost you far more  than affordable rental insurance would,  but it seems as though many travelers a

There is something about the sunlight New rays to clear up the night To take away our sorrow and pain To smoothen all the heart could contain That made tears drop from our eyes As we heard thunders from the skies Oh oh we could not hear the birds Oh oh we could not feel the works The works we often wake up to When we feel there's nothing else to do The sweet words the birds could sing Feeling the essence of our very being A response of stimuli you hear Crow crow crow crow Their sounds tingles your hair Every now and then they go The sun radiates all The soil cultivates all How much sand is in the soil Every sparrow that falls The mountains and the seas He is in control of the see Creatures great or small So go ahead and turn a new leaf And you will climb a new cliff The call of of all things To produce your offspring Yours Always Damiequ○tes

Jumoke chicly dressed in a red long sleeved chiffon blouse Tucked in a black skirt, an ebony scarf coiling expertly at her nape She knew she could ask for a driver to take her home But somehow she wanted to do it herself “Please God” she pleaded fervently   Jumoke remained desolate, tears stung and flowed Down her eyes, her teenage dreams and aspirations of growing up Only if wishes were horses, she would be riding high For all her resolution not to sulk today She was not feeling well   The love her parents shared was selfless and fulfilling One must not get her wrong though She had had her own share of happiness She must not loose hope, albiet she refused to be despaired One would think she was already above fifty   Where would the child come from? Probably adoption Although adoption was not common but who cared? She did not have to be happily married before bearing a child Jumoke concluded   Suddenly the car jerked, violently slouching forward Her eyes flew