Dona Nobis Pacem


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Thanks to Jane & Chris for sharing.

Kay & Sime
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Comments

  1. Jane and Chris4 November 2012 at 21:49

    One day, lets hope we live to see it.
    Jane x

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  2. Catherine4 November 2012 at 23:48

    A beautiful thought indeed! Peace!
    xo Catherine

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  3. Karin6 November 2012 at 22:11

    Indeed.

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  4. Annelisa6 November 2012 at 22:43

    Peace to you and yours!

    (A link to your post will be on "Peace Bloggers Unite" later)


    btw...love the title of your blog...cool :-)

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  5. Mimi Lenox10 March 2013 at 20:29

    Thank you so much for blogging peace from Cornwall, United Kingdom. I just found you via Jane and Kris. I am reading your Vegan posts and wondering if I could manage it (since I don't cook)...interesting blog for sure and the pictures are outstanding.

    You are peace globe #3607 @ blog4peace.com. We hope to see you this Nov 4. I've liked your Facebook page as well.

    Peace to you and yours,
    Mimi

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