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Hi! Since posting this entry on my site, I found out how a lot of people are seriously interested in 'personalizing' or tweaking themes on their own multiply site. This is an updated version and would like to think it's better than what I presented before.

The page you're trying to view has moved. Kindly click this link to go to "Tweaking Themes on Multiply".

Thanks.

The past two years with Sonlight was a wonderful experience! My son's critical thinking skills has developed impressively and I've encountered both challenging and amusing questions from him.

Goodbye Cheer, Hello Project! In case you're wondering, this is still the same website as before. Well... it 'kinda' still is, in some way (I'm still Chamé and it's still the same URL). Except that I decided to change the look of the site, the slogan of the site, and the name of the site.

I tried to write my first sentence for more than twelve times already. I feel like I have what you call the 'writer's block', except that I'm not really a writer. So to put it correctly, I have this... 'block'. Some symptoms of this... 'block' might include repetitive striking of the 'Backspace' and/or holding down the 'Ctrl' key and pressing 'Backspace' seven to ten times. Also, reading without respite the the only two to three sentences that's written so far.

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The Beginner's Bible: Timeless Children's Stories is a wonderful book by Zondervan Publishers.

This photograph was taken and manipulated by Dan Abbey (my husband). This is a photograph of Chuck holding a knife. I couldn't agree more with its message.

I've always been an activist by heart. Like Dan, I believe that children should be loved more, given attention more, heard out more, and understood more. They shouldn't be controlled with fear but disciplined with love. There's a vast difference between those two.