…sort of… As we have journeyed into parenthood, there are times and things that come along that we whole-heartedly embrace as opportunities to create our own family traditions, which in some sense are unique to us. The uniqueness stems from the melding of “his” and “hers,” not  ...

... men with special roles and responsibilities fashioned solely for them, and because of this, they enjoy a special uniqueness among the Creation. Women are blessed in this same capacity, for they were issued roles and responsibilities ... , highly important roles God has given to women. When we, as daughters of the Almighty, embrace and delight in obeying our gracious Lord and accomplishing what He has ...

... trust. Foreign citizens who married boti citizens must embrace Halaika. When people of boti tribe decide to ... the boti, as experienced by the eldest son of the King himself. Another uniqueness is that all men in 15 years old will be asked to make choices, ... a rich history and culture of Indonesia which is still preserved. The uniqueness of the boti, according to John Benesu, tour guide, has ...

... has only been in the last several years that Nathan has come to accept his disability. In fact, he is slowly learning how to embrace it as something that gives him a unique perspective on life. The main way Nathan expresses his uniqueness is through art, especially with clay. Nathan creates the most interesting “creatures.” Each ...

... customer. The roller coaster sequence (and why it matters when selling). How to create a uniqueness factor in a matter of days. How to know if a customer is really interested in your offering. ... . That truly unfortunate event happens when someone has an idea they think, for example, every small business owner should embrace. But it isn’t something the small business market wants to embrace. ...

... to the metro are the norm. (Which also, despite it's depth and geographic uniqueness...the metro is rather dank and unimpressive itself) The people on the street are, on ... less than friendly. The language really is difficult and the food really is not that good. But when you get over/embrace all of this...and read some history on this city you realize that you are in a different kind of amazing ...