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NiaValydia joined StumbleUpon on Sep 06, 2007 •32 reviews since Sep 6, 2007
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NiaValydia discovered 8 months ago

Oh, I reviewed myself, thanks:)!

she's always on the lookout for new horizons ...

ever the optimist (lol!) and always new worlds to conquer! ...ta da!

ramts rated 2 months ago

Humor stumbles with beautiful pictures.

earlwayne rated 3 months ago

Energetic variety of beauty, humor, spunk

LLBwwb rated 3 months ago

So Many lovely images.This one captured me.Thank you!

chandanlohia rated 3 months ago

beautiful was the only word i could muster !

ayearning rated 3 months ago

hi, you are so young, with all your life ahead of you -- don't miss it as that would be your biggest loss and I know you think, "how could I miss something I am?" From the far flung stretches of Universes not yet known, just know that it is possible --- achingly sad to be readying yourself for leaving -- and you can't remember why you came, for who or for what? It is something you forgot, in all the noisy, self-important people and issues, it is easy to do. You forget you. You are just "BE coming"--Be the unique and impossible to mistake, YOU. That is why you are here...dance with the winds, wrap your arms around all the Beauty that does want to be found -- yet, is too often bypassed by erroneous judgments in the fray. Kiss lots of frogs and hold gently the smaller hands -- it is in the times of such that you stand far higher in the rush of others who will step on and over anything, anyone to climb to the emptiness of alone. I see that you like Dwight Yokum --what has happened to him? He's a favorite of mine as well.