“Early in her career, Muse engaged her skills for technical purposes, such as document translation and schematic visualizations for government entities. She continued to write and paint poetically, in secret, using her pen name, Muse. An inner compass is evident in her work. Pieces reflect both past and present dilemmas; while showcasing her victories in overcoming these obstacles ~ all from her faith based perspective. Light touches of modernism play hand in hand with old world strokes, offering highly visceral readings.”— Earl M. Coleman
“Simply put, she was the one who had to put up with me. That she did so with love and patience and encouragement instead of strangling me, throwing my remains into a wood chipper, and then pretending she had never been married to me at all is a testament to the fact that she is, in fact, the single best person I know.”— John Scalzi
“Humility is the acknowledgement that without God you wouldn’t have made it thus far.”— Gift Gugu Mona
“Even if people say that I don’t have a character still I am a well known character. Thanks to all such people for giving me at least some character to begin with.”— Amit Abraham
“I saw something I could never forget. I saw lifetimes of acknowledgement, fear, wisdom, questioning, and understanding in a child’s eye. It was the worst thing I would ever witness.”— Shannon A. Thompson
“Ambition can form an impenetrable barrier for those who fail to acknowledge what they already are.”— Bryant McGill
“Self-correction makes me check the ruler of my life against the yardstick of my inner voice. I acknowledge when I don’t measure up. Self-correction is an ongoing process. If done often enough, I can stop myself from straying off the path.”— Stella Payton
“Nothing grows in the shadow of want without the sunlight of acknowledging your fullness.”— Bryant McGill
“Prayer is an acknowledgement of your dependence on God and His direction for your life.”— Jim George
“My parents, you see, were a little square. They cared more about being good parents in the general sense than being good parents for me. They wanted to appear normal; respectable and responsible. But they weren’t prepared to acknowledge my individual needs.”— Joss Sheldon
“Society is neither my master nor my servant, neither my father nor my sister; and so long as she does not bar my way to the kingdom of heaven, which is the only society worth getting into, I feel no right to complain of how she treats me. I have no claim on her; I do not acknowledge her laws–hardly her existence, and she has no authority over me. Why should she, how could she, constituted as she is, receive such as me? The moment she did so, she would cease to be what she is; and, if all be true that one hears of her, she does me a kindness in excluding me. What can it matter to me, Letty, whether they call me a lady or not, so long as Jesus says “Daughter” to me?”— George MacDonald
“Sometimes you will do good and not get an acknowledgement for it. Don’t let that dishearten you, the world is a better place with your good deeds.”— Gugu Mona
“Sometimes you will do good things and not get an acknowledgement for it. Don’t let that dishearten you, the world is a better place with your good deeds.”— Gift Gugu Mona
“Life, she realized, so often became a determined, relentless avoidance of pain-of one’s own, of other people’s. But sometimes pain had to be acknowledged and even touched so that one could move into it and through it and past it. Or else be destroyed by it.”— Mary Balogh
“Gratitude is a miracle of its own recognition. It brings out a sense of appreciation and sincerity of a being.”— Auliq-Ice
“Gratitude turns disappointment into lessons learned, discoveries made, alternatives explored, and new plans set in motion.”— Auliq-Ice