Believe in Yourself
...and in your dreams
though impossible things may seem,
someday, somehow you'll get through
to the goal you have in view.
Mountains fall and seas divide
before the one who in his stride
takes a hard road day by day,
sweeping obstacles away.
Believe in yourself and in yor plan,
say not - I cannot - but, I can.
The prizes of life we fail to win
because we doubt the power within.
Saturday, January 14, 2012
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Saturday, December 10, 2011
In Love of the Bush - a Poem by Wilf Thomsen
A Poem by Wilf Thomsen
If I see a TV Interview, of men I look up to and respect
Great men like RM Williams and this isn't a joke
It brings a tear to my eye and a lump to my throat
Men like Sydney Kidman and old Nat Buchanan grand
We'll see men like them again, but in the corporate empire land.
I used to read "Hoof and Horns" magazine when I was just a nipper
And now I read the "Outback", it is another ripper
I have my own little piece of land call it country call it bush
It gives me some place I can go when the urges pull and push
I love to work timber or to cultivate land
I never owned enough of it to make a living grand
On my little piece of dirt I'll run a few nice cattle
And a real good horse or two will be half the battle.
I'll farm my trees, thin them out and watch the best ones grow
From horses, cattle and timber I will get my pleasure
And into my older years I go as I strike another blow
You can close me in many ways and in some directions push
But you won't completely take out of me the urge for going bush
Talk about the gum trees by the roadways and the willows by the creek
I can't help but get emotional and my knees they grow weak
I''ll spend a little time in that neck of the woods I know
And from that sort of living the very best feelings grow
So if my god be willing and many years I get
In the country I'll be happy be the weather dry or wet.
I know these words have been said lots of times before
So if I can take a minute and say them just once more
And no doubt many fellows can say this as I can
You can take the man from the country
but you''ll never take the country from the man.
If I see a TV Interview, of men I look up to and respect
Great men like RM Williams and this isn't a joke
It brings a tear to my eye and a lump to my throat
Men like Sydney Kidman and old Nat Buchanan grand
We'll see men like them again, but in the corporate empire land.
I used to read "Hoof and Horns" magazine when I was just a nipper
And now I read the "Outback", it is another ripper
I have my own little piece of land call it country call it bush
It gives me some place I can go when the urges pull and push
I love to work timber or to cultivate land
I never owned enough of it to make a living grand
On my little piece of dirt I'll run a few nice cattle
And a real good horse or two will be half the battle.
I'll farm my trees, thin them out and watch the best ones grow
From horses, cattle and timber I will get my pleasure
And into my older years I go as I strike another blow
You can close me in many ways and in some directions push
But you won't completely take out of me the urge for going bush
Talk about the gum trees by the roadways and the willows by the creek
I can't help but get emotional and my knees they grow weak
I''ll spend a little time in that neck of the woods I know
And from that sort of living the very best feelings grow
So if my god be willing and many years I get
In the country I'll be happy be the weather dry or wet.
I know these words have been said lots of times before
So if I can take a minute and say them just once more
And no doubt many fellows can say this as I can
You can take the man from the country
but you''ll never take the country from the man.
Sunday, December 4, 2011
Jupiter
Jupiter holds great meaning for us!
The
is the most common symbol for Jupiter.
"In the graphic astrological symbolism shows the crescent of receptivity (the personality) open outwards (sensitive to society at large), placed above and sustained by the cross of matter. Thus is a symbol for building upon the established order of material life on earth."
What I find fascinating is that:-
The key word for as a symbol for psychological functions is expansion. Jupiter also represents the establishment, the society, institutionalized religion, authorities, and enlightened government. It also stands for empathy and philanthropy. When used in psychological astrology Jupiter indicates the ability to understand and adapt to the established social structure and the desire to expand in knowledge, for instance, via studies and travelling.
Once agian this is from one of my favourite website http://www.symbols.com/
Happy reading
Kerrie
The
is the most common symbol for Jupiter."In the graphic astrological symbolism
shows the crescent of receptivity (the personality) open outwards (sensitive to society at large), placed above and sustained by the cross of matter. Thus is a symbol for building upon the established order of material life on earth."What I find fascinating is that:-
The key word for
as a symbol for psychological functions is expansion. Jupiter also represents the establishment, the society, institutionalized religion, authorities, and enlightened government. It also stands for empathy and philanthropy. When used in psychological astrology Jupiter indicates the ability to understand and adapt to the established social structure and the desire to expand in knowledge, for instance, via studies and travelling.Once agian this is from one of my favourite website http://www.symbols.com/
Happy reading
Kerrie
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