Girl Die Cut
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 Cricut Pilgrim Boy Girl Thanksgiving Die Cut Cuts Set  US $2.50
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 CADD Cock A Doodle Designs 2 FRAMES DIECUT for PHOTOS Scrapbooking Choice 2 US $1.69
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A few items from Amazon
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Hula Girl Die-Cut Photographic Magnet $6.25 Another good-looking fridge magnet from Paper House Productions. This flat, die-cut magnet features a glossy photographic image and a full magnetic back. Measures approximately 1.75" x 3.75". Ships in an attractive gift sleeve.... |
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Snowflake White Cupcake Wrappers - Set of 12 - Perfect Wrapper for an Elegant Wedding, Bridal Shower or Anniversary Celebration $7.95 The Simply...Wrappers solid color cupcake wrapper collection includes many widely used colors from any artist's pallet, and incorporates them into easy-to-match cupcake wrappers that will coordinate with just about any event. With almost every color in the rainbow, the solid color cupcake wrappers are perfect in order to color match for weddings, themed parties, bridal and baby showers, graduation... |
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The Dirty Dozen (Special Edition with 2 Bonus Tracks) Special edition feaures two bonus tracks! The Dirty Dozen is a unique collection of 6 new blues-rock tracks in classic Thorogood style, combined with 6 "fan favorites" that have been out-of-print and hard to find on CD, and two bonus tracks. Track listing: 1. Tail Dragger 2. Drop Down Mama 3. Run Myself Out Of Town 4. Born Lover 5. Twenty Dollar Gig 6. Let Me Pass 7. Howlin' For My Baby 8. Highwa... |
How does a 10 yr old girl buried in rubble for two days, cut out and sent to hospital just to die anyway?
glorify god?
http://www.cnn.com/2010/WORLD/americas/01/17/haiti.earthquake.girl.funeral/index.html?hpt=C1
It doesn't, obviously. But we're created in a dangerous world, to prepare us for the next world. Accidents happen, evil people harm others, diseases get spread.
This isn't "the real world" to people with faith, it's just a pale shadow, a pre-school.
I agree, that story broke my heart, and I wish she'd had more time here to learn, explore and develop. But we live in a dangerous world.
God is the creator, he's not Spiderman swinging in to save us.