#Dave Hoefler

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Dave Hoefler  https://unsplash.com/fr/@davehoefler

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Dave Hoefler

[juliansummerhayes]

"Who can imagine in what heaviness the rivers remember their original clarity? Strange questions, yet I have spent worthwhile time with them. And I suggest them to you also, that your spirit grow in curiosity, that your life be richer than it is, that you bow to the earth as you feel how it actually is, that we—so clever, and ambitious, and selfish, and unrestrained— are only one design of the moving, the vivacious many." -- Mary Oliver from her poem The Moth, The Mountains, The Rivers

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Lake Mendota

Dave Hoefler

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Photo by Dave Hoefler on Unsplash

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Lac Du Flambeau, Wisconsin. Photo by Dave Hoefler.

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Burning Down The House by Dave Hoefler

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“ Madison “ // Dave Hoefler

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Hoy.

Mi vuelta al sol anual se ha completado, una vez más.   Me siento agradecida de ir dando vueltas al sol, año tras año, porque soy plenamente consciente de que nunca sabes cuando vas a dejar de orbitar a la par que el planeta. Hay un momento que tú te paras y él no… Foto de Dave Hoefler en Unsplash Aun siendo consciente de mi temporalidad, voy cometiendo equivocaciones, vuelta tras vuelta. Y es…

[mybeautifulchristianjourney]

Goodnight. Sleep well. God bless.

Photo by Dave Hoefler on Unsplash

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(Read Genesis 39:1-23)

“God Is Present Even in Dark Times” by In Touch Ministries:

“The Lord is not absent during our times of trouble. His purpose is steadfast.”

“The story of Joseph illustrates how God’s sovereign hand guides His children when they go through a season of darkness. Joseph was rejected by his brothers, sold into slavery, falsely accused, and imprisoned. But in the midst of those terrible times, he experienced God’s favor.

Joseph didn’t comprehend the Lord’s intentions during those long years of slavery and imprisonment. After becoming second-in-command to Pharaoh, however, he recognized God’s purpose in allowing those lengthy struggles. Then Joseph testified to what he knew to be true: His brothers had meant to harm him, but God used all the hardship to accomplish a wonderful divine plan (Genesis 45:4-8; Genesis 50:20).

This is a helpful story to remember when troubles hit. In dark times, we’re often tempted to feel neglected by God and may even become angry with Him for letting the situation persist so long. Though we, like Joseph, may have difficulty seeing beyond our present suffering, there is a bigger picture.

If you’re living in a season of hardship, have faith that God is using it for His glory and your eternal good. All your protests cannot thwart His purpose (Isaiah 14:27), so yield to His hand as He shapes you into His Son’s image. And remember that whether it’s apparent or not, our Father’s favor is with you.”

[Photo by Dave Hoefler at Unsplash]

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Burke, Wisconsin, USA

Dave Hoefler

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Quali impostori siamo noi, che pretendiamo di vivere per la bellezza, e non vediamo l’alba!

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🔸Logan Pearsall Smith ~ ph. Dave Hoefler

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Tenney Park

Dave Hoefler

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A dark sense of foreboding

for @maedhrosmaglorweek

Rating: M

Pairing: Maedhros/Maglor

Others: Finwë, Fëanor, Nerdanel

Prompt: Treelight

Suggestions: Formenos | The Silmarils

Themes: NSFW

Warnings: Incest

Wordcount: 1.2k words

Summary: The brothers help welcome their grandfather to Formenos.

Minors DNI

When Maglor was thrown to the dirt yet again, it was with a loud thud, and a painful groan.

“You falter, brother.” Maedhros extended his hand to help him to his feet. “And you give yourself away too easily. You must be deft, swift, and sudden, or else your foe will make easy prey out of you.”

The full story can be read here:

Original Image: Dave Hoefler/Unsplash

[juliansummerhayes]

Dying alone

I used to work in the funeral business.

It was awful. No, really. It was awful.

The faces in particular made me think of how many people were wracked with the misery of life.

And then there were the ones who died alone -- lots of them.

Imagine that.

On your own.

Me, I'm not sure how it will be but I hope someone is there to hold my hand, stand by my bedside and say a few words when I take my last breath.

And if you think this morose, morbid or monstrous, then you've not lived.

Love, Julian

Photo by Dave Hoefler on Unsplash