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Opening words of song Bring Him Home from Les Miserables
For days these words “God on high hear my prayer” have been floating through my mind and whispering softly through my lips.
Les Miserables is by far my favorite musical. Our eldest grandchild played the adult Cosette to packed Spokane audiences for 32 performances. Susie made 17; me 13. It was heaven on earth.
For your listening pleasure and spiritual renewal go into silent mode, your sacred place I like to call my Secret Garden and listen to two world class performers sing Bring Him Home.
Between the two, Colm Wilkinson and Josh Groban, over 5 million people have listened to these inspiring words, sung with maximum skill.
For your convenience, I have given you the links to refresh your soul and help you move forward today with Hope.
The need to belong and to have something of value to belong to; the need to have success and be recognized for this success; the need to love and be loved.
What if people loved other people like people love puppies? What a wonderful world it would be. Puppies are like people in so many ways. Puppies and people need oxygen. Puppies and people need water.
HOPE IS REAL ANTICIPATION IN A VERY TOUGH AND DIFFICULT WORLD. Hope is our medicine for depression, failure, discouragement, illness, broken dreams. Hope is the cure for dark days when it seems life really sucks.
