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Day 2 | 21 Day Prayer Challenge
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LlIt is day two and I woke up late this morning. Fortunately I had a lot of free time today. I remembered the challenge and read some of the book and then prayed. It was nice.
Highlights of my Life! In the following pictures you will be able to see some of my favorite people, places, and quotes. I decided to try out other features this blog offers on my own, I hope you enjoy these, Have fun! 7 I hope you enjoyed these, feel free to leave a comment containing any question, or concern about this post or the blog in general. Thank you.
Justin Moses Vera "We live in a world we have to hide to make love, while violence is practiced in broad daylight." -John Lennon. My name is Justin Moses Vera. I was Born in La Loma Luz Hospital at 12 pm. That probably explains my larger-than-life appetite. I am the youngest child of Aura Leticia Ordonez & Juan Antonio Vera. Parents whom instilled in their child moral and spiritual values since an early age. I had a great childhood. I enjoyed my time and used my imagination a lot. I attended Mount Carmel Primary School, and as I grew up, I became fonder of reading. At age 12 I had already read every book in a series of about 30 books. From then on I went on to various other books that interested me. Furthering my studies at Mount Carmel High School, I discovered my love of writing. I took off by writing poetry, then plays, and finally prose (My favorite). Inside the classroom they knew me well for my writing. What I enjoy doing the most is sprinkling re...
I slipped. My hands flailed upward as I tried to regain my balance. I looked down at my feet to see that the floor had a shiny liquid on it's surface. I stooped down for a closer look. There I saw that the substance that had made me lose my balance was a dark crimson. My heart sank as I knew what I had slipped on was a pool of blood. It's source I was unaware of. I felt my face very moist and thought that all the walking had brought up a sweat. I instinctively wiped my brow with my hand and felt more moisture added onto my face. I looked at my had which was cloaked in blood. My breathing got faster and louder. The rusty smell entered my nose as I looked around and saw no one. I wiped my hand on my pants and lifted my shirt to wipe my face. Not able to see much further ahead I kept walking in the dark. I became more aware of the crunching my feet had on the ground as I paced forward so I began slowing down. A faint noise in the dark came. Indistinguishable and foreign, ...
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