Two girls and a dog who thinks she's a human
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9/7/2017 06:32:21 am
This picture looks so cute! My siblings and I also grew up with a dog named Franzen. I was only six years old when my father brought Franzen to our home to become our pet. I remember how excited we were to play with him because we have been requesting to have a dog for a while. My mother was hesitant at first because my sister and I have asthma so having a dog does not really sound like a good idea. But ironically, we became more immune because of having Franzen around in our lives. 5/12/2018 10:07:05 am
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The ‘monas’ is the unity with, and at the same time also the separation from, other monads (entities which are in relation to each other). It is a qualitative experience of the other, as all parts of the universe are in manifold relationships with each other. A monadist observes the world from the aspect of individualism and pluralism. Interest - ‘Inter-est’- means ‘what is between’, meaning creating a relationship. Only the thinking monad can experience the highest form of this by realising how all human beings carry the same inexpressible name, with which their individuality and uniqueness is grasped inwardly. At the same time this name is universal to all humans. We say ‘I’, and we can experience what separates us and unites us, what is individual and universal at the same time. 6/26/2020 12:11:41 am
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Hello.My name is Sarah. I'm a Mummy to two scrummy girls, wife to one Scottish DIY enthusiast, writer, traveller, animal lover, and cake baker who is also puddle jumping her way through a journey with hodgkin lymphoma. CategoriesArchives
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