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Things I read/heard about today that made me go Hmmmmm

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    Things I read/heard about today that made me go Hmmmmm

    aolsvc.news.aol.com
    http://aolsvc.news.aol.com/news/article.adp?id=20040622183409990002


    he fulfilled his life's mission...imagine if each one of us had an impact like this on the world!
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    Only AOL members can read the link. It wouldn't accept my petty AIM screenname. *shakes fist @ AOL*

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      darn! i tried to copy and paste the article at first but wouldn't let me! let me see what i can do!

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        Originally posted by hyebruin
        darn! i tried to copy and paste the article at first but wouldn't let me! let me see what i can do!
        You can press Print Scrn (next to F12) while having the article opened and that will copy it as an image. Then go to eather photoshop or Paint program and paste it there. You'll see it and you can delete the extra junk. Make it into an image, save it and just post it like that I guess.

        AOL knows AIM is better. Duh!
        I see...

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          Edited by loseyourname: Sorry, but I had to delete the story.

          Copyright 2004 The Associated Press. The information contained in the AP news report may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or otherwise distributed without the prior written authority of The Associated Press. All active hyperlinks have been inserted by AOL.

          When posting a copyrighted article, only post a small portion of it, and be sure to put it in quotes. Post the rest as a link. If the link doesn't work for non-AOL members, just look for the story elsewhere. I'm sure it's around.
          Last edited by loseyourname; 07-03-2004, 10:18 PM.

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            Damn..... thats pretty sad.
            Last edited by loseyourname; 07-03-2004, 10:16 PM.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Genuine_Stud
              Damn..... thats pretty sad.
              yes, it is sad from the earthly point of view! however, the beautiful loving and caring way people respond and open their hearts to this little child and appreciate their own lives and its sweetness makes his journey to earth a blessing for all and shows God's perfection through our loving response and sympathy--- One of the rarest occasions where there were no bashing, hateful posts in the comments section of aol! now, that's a miracle in itself!!~~God bless you little Mattie

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                When I die, I want to be
                A child in Heaven.
                I want to be
                A ten-year-old cherub.
                I want to be
                A hero in Heaven,
                And a peacemaker,
                Just like my goal on Earth.
                I will ask God if I can
                Help the people in Purgatory.
                I will help them think,
                About their life,
                And their spirits,
                About their future.
                I will help them
                Hear their Heartsongs again,
                So they can finally
                See the face of God,
                So soon.
                When I die,
                I want to be,
                Just like I want to be
                Here in Earth.

                November 1999
                © Matthew Joseph Thaddeus Stepanek

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                  Thank You, God,
                  Not just for life,
                  But for our journey through life.
                  Life is a miracle,
                  And a journey through life
                  Is so full of so many more miracles
                  If we travel with our Heartsongs.
                  Thank You, God,
                  For blessing me with the
                  Gift of Heartsongs,
                  So that I can enjoy my miracles.

                  April 1998
                  © Matthew Joseph Thaddeus Stepanek

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                  • #10
                    Our eyes are for looking at things,
                    But they are also for crying
                    When we are very happy or very sad.
                    Our ears are for listening,
                    But so are our hearts.
                    Our noses are for smelling food,
                    But also the wind and the grass and
                    If we try very hard, butterflies.
                    Our hands are for feeling,
                    But also for hugging and touching so gently.
                    Our mouths and tongues are for tasting,
                    But also for saying words, like
                    "I love you," and
                    "Thank You, God. For all of these things."

                    April 1995
                    © Matthew Joseph Thaddeus Stepanek

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