pennies and prayers

Rainbow
I Know where this rainbow's pot of gold is. It's this wonderful city, county, state, and all the amazing people who live here. Even after all the destruction, there is still beauty and hope.

Students from A New Leaf in West Nashville share their hopes for flood affected families.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Lily, age 4

Ella, age 6.

XOXOXOX
babalu! rowena___. MAMA of ella
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"when was the last time you did something for the first time?"

Des, with Pennies & Prayers collection receptacles.

Dawn's prayer: "We are part of the Universal Heart."

The rivers and streams overflowed their banks, giving our hearts opportunity to overflow with love, giving our hands opportunities to work acts of kindness and giving our spirits opportunity to send prayers and meditations throughout Tennessee.  Now that the waters have subsided, may love and its tributaries, compassion, generosity and kindness, never subside from the shores of these new found connections for we are part of the Universal heart.

from Dawn Kirk, of
"Imagine the Shift, Nashville"

pennies and prayers: Jojo.

Hey, I didn't have time to get a good photo for you, but this is something I made ages ago, and no matter what comes along in life, this quote is always good for the 'pick-me-up" spirit.
-Jojo

Lucy, age 4.

bug's prayer

sometimes the simplest and most honest prayer is "help."

peace,

holly

Shelley & Salley Bea, East Nashville.

me and Sally Bea

John, age 5. And a half.: "Please send flowers.... and strollers for babies."

David & CB.

Bella and Julie prayers.

Here are 3 pics of our prayers.....Bella, age 4 and Julie, age
nevermind

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Ollie, Murfreesboro.

Funds to come.
PS.  Do you know where I could help best with the kids on Thursday?

Eli, Murfreesboro.

Us. Thank you.

We love and pray for you. Seriously.
Courtney

Isabel, Chattanooga TN.

Sophie, Chattanooga TN.

Caroline, age 6.

Mel and Gus (George was napping)

Mel

Luke and Liza

bless you.

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Olen, age 4.

Dear God,

Help the people who are in trouble and are flooded out of their homes. We like them and are hopeful to find them a new home. Amen.   -- Olen, age 4 East Nashville

Holding us all in the light.

The need is great, all over. Do *something.* Canvas neighbors, take food, collect baby supplies. Don't ask, "Can I help?" Ask, "WHAT can I do." And smile. Warmth goes a long way in times like this. Keep a prayer in your heart. And go on about it, whatever the it is that you can do.