Today I would like to ask all of you to send good vibes and prayers to the people of Costa Rica as they are facing difficult times. Due to the influence of hurricane Tomas the country has seen non-stop rain for days which has caused floods and mud slides all over the country killing many people and leaving thousands without a place to to live.
The fruit of the coffee plant which later will become the
coffee bean or as Costarricans call it "Gano de Oro" (Golden Grain)
On a lighter note, I am very happy the midterm elections are over so now the are no more "attack adds" on TV which were absolutely unnecessary... I wish politician would've used that money to help the battered US economy, don't you think?
Here are this week's links:
Today I will be guest posting at Jeniffer Fabulous' post called I Know, Right?... come over and check it out.
Have a fantastic weekend and say a prayer for those less fortunate than you!
I am praying for all in need right now. It breaks my heart! Going over to see your guest post!
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Karena
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I know I can depend on you for these reminders. Your heart is so pure and giving. Sending my prayers absolutely.
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xo Alison
The people of Costa Rica will definitely be in my prayers. And I'm glad to see the negative ads off tv too. Perhaps on to more positive things now?
ReplyDeleteHave a beautiful weekend, Elie!
The poor people of Costa Rica definitely need all our prayers...
ReplyDeleteFun links! I'm gonna check out your guest post :)
Praying for Cost Rica for sure. I have a friend there right now!
ReplyDeleteAll these natural disasters are terrible! Praying for our brothers and sisters in Costa Rica!
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I didn't know about the hurricane in Costa Rica. Thanks for letting us know. I shall say a prayer for them tonight.
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oh i agree. those political ads were killing me.
ReplyDeletei was in costa rica last year around this time - what a beautiful country. in my prayers.
ReplyDeletewhat a sweet post!! i am sending prayers to costa rica in this sad time. have a great weekend friend!!
ReplyDeleteThinking of the people in Costa Rica and thank you for this wonderful reminder. I so agree with you on the use of politicians' money! Thanks for the lovely links and hope you have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteI was watching the news while drinking my coffee and they were talking about the hurricane!
ReplyDeleteSweet post!!
Can't get enough of the Lanvin for H&M pics! I also like the winter dressing link :)
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Definitely thinking of Haiti. How much more can they take? And yes I agree with you about being happy that those nasty ads are gone. I couldn't wait for the election to be over.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend, honey! Off to check off your fab links right now :)xoxo
Definitely we should all say a prayer for them! Have a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeleteIt turns out my mother started calling state level politicians to complain about their smear campaigns this year-how I adore her gumption!
ReplyDeleteSo glad you put a spotlight on the people of Costa Rica-I've been surprised by how scant news coverage of Hurricane Thomas seems to be!
Definitely sending good thoughts their way!
ReplyDeletei'm definitely over the attack ads too.
ReplyDeletedid you realize all the wind and stuff down here? i think we have a cold front in south florida--yay!
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Thanks for spreading good thoughts to Costa Rica.
ReplyDeleteIt's hard to know what is happening with all the election/post-election craziness but yes ... so happy those ads are gone!
So sad about Costa Rica! I have a special place in my heart for Costa Rica because I lived with a family there for a month for an "exchange program" when I was in high school. Such a beautiful country...
ReplyDeleteCrazy about that governor candidate in CALI who spent over $100 million on her own campaign. Sad to think how much good that could've done elsewhere..
ReplyDeleteWow, $100 million on a campaign?!?! That is ridiculous!!!
ReplyDeletei have a friend living in costa rica right now, i hope shes ok :S
ReplyDeletesuch a tragic event. sending prayers and wishes to the people of costa rica. yep, so glad the ads are no longer airing...i voted and it's a done deal. now it's time for the elected politicians to follow through
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i had no idea about the flooding in cr! i lived there in 2003 and it holds a very special place in my heart.
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I've been thinking about the Costa Ricans too and they are most certainly in my prayers! The pic of the coffee plant fruit reminded me of my youth growing up in Jamaica. We grew our own coffee and my grandmother would use what is referred to as a mortar to grind the beans... Happy weekend to you!
ReplyDeleteKeeping them in my thoughts!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely keeping the people of Costa Rica in my thoughts and prayers. Lovely weekend links, thanks!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful day!
ReplyDeleteI hate the disasters that have been occurring, for the pain that those who live there must endure. On a lighter note, I cannot wait to visit these links.
ReplyDeleteHope your weekend was lovely,
xoxo
Sending prayers and strength to the people of CR
ReplyDeleteHave a great week!
Great post about remembering to care. Thank you!
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I can't imagine what those people are going through. You have a good heart for posting this.
ReplyDeleteI hope that the victims in all places affected by Tomas will come out o.k....
ReplyDeleteAnd yes, the amount of money spent on elections is indecent - here in California we're continuously being told about the $140 million - the most ever - spent by the candidate that lost the governor's election! They could use that for our economy, or even for Haiti or Costa Rica...