This I believe and this I know.

believe

[bih-leev]

verb, -lieved, -liev·ing.

to have confidence in the truth, the existence, or the reliability of something, although 

without absolute proof that one is right in doing so.

know

[noh]

verb, knew, known, know·ing

to perceive or understand as fact or truth; to apprehend clearly with certainty.

This I believe, this I know:

(Just to name a few)

• Families are forever.
• Someone, somewhere loves you.
• I am a daughter of my Heavenly Father.
• Car rides are therapeutic.
• True photography peeks into the soul of the subject, breathing or not.
• Prayer can heal a hurting heart. Nothing in the world is more comforting than talking to your Father.
• Nothing good happens after midnight. 
• Parents are good people, despite what the teenage years may force one to believe.
• My bed gives some of the best hugs ever.
• Good books and rainy days make for an well-read bum.
• Everyone can change the world, maybe not the whole entire world as in Planet Earth, but maybe their own world.
• Love makes the world go 'round, the heart always has room for one more.
• I believe in long walks and longer talks.
• Sisters, biological or not, are here for the times when no one else is.
• The importance of believing in yourself.

So, what is it that you believe in?

What do you know to be true?

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