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About Donna's 3rd battle with cancer...
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Living for the Line...
God is eternal. He has always been and always will be. We are but a 'dot' in the grand scheme of things. This place is not our home. We are living with eternity in mind...
God is eternal. He has always been and always will be. We are but a 'dot' in the grand scheme of things. This place is not our home. We are living with eternity in mind...
About the photo...
It was taken during a trip to Germany (March 2008) to visit some close friends. The photo is actually Salzburg, Austria. The bikers are: Emily, Emma, Erin, Donna, Phillip, Rachel, and Beth. Greg was too slow :) and Scott was taking the picture. Those are the Alps in the background. We were on a "Sound of Music" bicycle tour.
Needless to say, it was amazing. I'll try and post more pictures from this trip later.
Needless to say, it was amazing. I'll try and post more pictures from this trip later.
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