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luneliza @luneliza (197) 9 May 10

This is an original song I wrote after my mother's death. I know the recording is unprofessional and my singing and playing abilities limited to say the least, but at the moment this is the only way to bring my lyrics to life. I...

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luneliza Thank you for taking the time to listen and reply. I'm so glad you liked it. I can't believe that the first review I ever got for this song was so positive and encouraging. Thanks.

10 May 10

luneliza @luneliza (197) 13 Jun 09

I've got a new blog suggesting different topics, plots and ideas for writers. I've written a few posts myself but I've also got an option for people to post their own ideas. I'm looking for contributors with talent and imagination...

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luneliza Hi Rhi, thanks for your kind reply. Nice to hear from you again (after such a long time). You are very welcome with any contributions and please feel free to list at the end of your message any personal websites or blogs you would like me to link to in my Web...

14 Jun 09

luneliza @luneliza (197) 12 Feb 09

Hi everyone! About a week ago I had an incident that made me very angry and depressed. It was one of those things that makes you wonder what's the point of it all and wish you were dead. I had a few good crying sessions and did a...

overcoming problems

prayer

prayer for strength

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luneliza Thank you very much for your comments. A kind word from the heart is much more valuable than any rating. Thanks.

14 Feb 09

luneliza @luneliza (197) 26 Dec 08

I have read on the Internet that chewing gum while chopping onions prevents your eyes from watering. Have you ever tried that? Did it work? If it did, have you got any idea why?

chewing gum

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onion

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luneliza I haven't heard the one with the matchstick yet. Have you tried it? Another one I heard was chopping onions under water and breathing with your mouth rather than your nose. I tried the one with the water and it works. It also works if you put the onion in the...

26 Dec 08

luneliza @luneliza (197) 26 Dec 08

I have read on the Internet that chewing gum while chopping onions prevents your eyes from watering. Have you ever tried that? Did it work? If it did, have you got any idea why?

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luneliza No, I haven't tried it yet. I only read it today and I have no chewing gum in the house:)) But I'm going to try it, definetely.

26 Dec 08

luneliza @luneliza (197) 25 Dec 08

Human beings seem to believe they are kings of the universe. But if a giant looked at us from space, he could see no more than what we see when we look at an ant hill. Are we really as important as we think? What is our place in...

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luneliza That's true. People who say animals don't have intelligence or intuition are clearly misguided. We tend to think our language is more complex because it's articulate, but how can we know how complex theirs is if we aren't even able to understand it?

25 Dec 08

luneliza @luneliza (197) 25 Dec 08

Human beings seem to believe they are kings of the universe. But if a giant looked at us from space, he could see no more than what we see when we look at an ant hill. Are we really as important as we think? What is our place in...

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luneliza I agree with you, it all depends on the way you look at it. I can understand your point of view and it is a good way of seeing things. I like your optimism and your positive thinking. After all, our life is what we make of it and we are what we believe we are,...

25 Dec 08

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luneliza @luneliza (197) 21 Dec 08

I have given this a lot of thought lately. In the chapter Genesis in the Bible, it says: "And God said, Let there be light: and there was light." Could it be talking about an explosion? Could it be referring to the same event the...

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luneliza If the universe operates by randomness, where does all its complexity come from? All the order, the cyclic movements, the complexity of life? What's the probability of order coming out of chaos? I think the concept of randomness doesn't exist in the whole...

23 Dec 08

luneliza @luneliza (197) 21 Dec 08

I have given this a lot of thought lately. In the chapter Genesis in the Bible, it says: "And God said, Let there be light: and there was light." Could it be talking about an explosion? Could it be referring to the same event the...

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luneliza The Bible is full of symbols. You can't take everything literally. It's like taking God and trying to fit him inside the human mind.

22 Dec 08

luneliza @luneliza (197) 21 Dec 08

I have given this a lot of thought lately. In the chapter Genesis in the Bible, it says: "And God said, Let there be light: and there was light." Could it be talking about an explosion? Could it be referring to the same event the...

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luneliza It's a good argument. I haven't thought of that.

22 Dec 08

luneliza @luneliza (197) 21 Dec 08

I have given this a lot of thought lately. In the chapter Genesis in the Bible, it says: "And God said, Let there be light: and there was light." Could it be talking about an explosion? Could it be referring to the same event the...

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luneliza But in Genesis it says that God created the sun, the moon and the stars on the fourth day.

22 Dec 08

luneliza @luneliza (197) 21 Dec 08

I have given this a lot of thought lately. In the chapter Genesis in the Bible, it says: "And God said, Let there be light: and there was light." Could it be talking about an explosion? Could it be referring to the same event the...

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luneliza Thanks for the link. I'll have a look later. I'm trying to see beyond religion and science, because I'm convinced the ultimate reality is much more complex than they both try to picture it. They are only mirrors of something far beyond them, something we don't...

22 Dec 08

luneliza @luneliza (197) 21 Dec 08

I have given this a lot of thought lately. In the chapter Genesis in the Bible, it says: "And God said, Let there be light: and there was light." Could it be talking about an explosion? Could it be referring to the same event the...

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luneliza It might be mythology, but every myth has a seed of truth in it.

22 Dec 08

luneliza @luneliza (197) 21 Dec 08

I have given this a lot of thought lately. In the chapter Genesis in the Bible, it says: "And God said, Let there be light: and there was light." Could it be talking about an explosion? Could it be referring to the same event the...

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luneliza Yes, the Bible says that God created the world in six days but it also says that for God one day is like one thousand years and one thousand years like one day.

22 Dec 08

luneliza @luneliza (197) 21 Dec 08

I have given this a lot of thought lately. In the chapter Genesis in the Bible, it says: "And God said, Let there be light: and there was light." Could it be talking about an explosion? Could it be referring to the same event the...

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luneliza That's a very nice way of putting it. I am in full agreement with you. The more you look at those things, the more you start to realize that they all talk about the same reality, but have different ways of interpreting it. It is all like a big puzzle. You add...

22 Dec 08

luneliza @luneliza (197) 21 Dec 08

I have given this a lot of thought lately. In the chapter Genesis in the Bible, it says: "And God said, Let there be light: and there was light." Could it be talking about an explosion? Could it be referring to the same event the...

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luneliza I totally agree that science and religion should try and work together. After all, we share the same universe and we can learn a lot from each other. It is interesting to study how people interpret certain things in different ways. I guess if you know all the...

22 Dec 08

nyumix @nyumix (1658) • Belgium 21 Dec 08

Few more days before Christmas. Do you know already what will you cook for your Christmas dinner? Share with me here.

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luneliza It sounds great. I love cauliflower. I use a similar recipe, but I dip the pieces in flour first, then in a mixture of beaten eggs, salt and pepper. It has a great taste.

21 Dec 08

luneliza @luneliza (197) 27 Apr 08

Have you ever listened to Bjork's song 'I've Seen It All'? I heard it for the first time this week in the movie 'Dancer in the Dark' and I was so impressed that I remained speechless. The words are so simple and yet so incredibly...

bjork

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luneliza I must say I am not a fan of Bjork myself, but that song really got me. I think there's a lot of truth in it. The idea is not new, but I've never heard it transposed in music like that. No, you can't literally see it all, but after a while you start to realize...

28 Apr 08

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