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Have You Ever Had A Kipling “If” Moment?
I have written about Kipling’s Poem If before. That poem and its ideals are part of my DNA. My grandpa was a Kipling fan, so is my mom. We heard that poem a lot. In the midst of all the … Continue reading
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Tagged if, Kipling, Parenting, values, Yellowstone
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Looking for Bugs Under the Rocks
When my son was 3 and 4 years old he was not in preschool. He did not start school until kindergarten. No, I did not worry that he would be behind his peers. Many of my friends had their children … Continue reading
Climb that ladder
As I journey through life and contemplate how I should approach its challenges, I have moments that are filled with analogies. Throughout my life I have been surrounded by relatives, teachers, and friends who spoke in analogies and/or sayings and … Continue reading
Jeremiah 29:11- 15
Sometimes I awaken worried. Perhaps I had a bad dream; perhaps my things to do list has gotten way too long and I don’t have enough time in my days. The more stressed I get, the less I accomplish. I … Continue reading
Little miracles/big miracles
At times it seems that words like love and miracles are so over-used these days that they have become trivialized. I agree. Yet marvelous things (both big and small) occur in my life. I can see God’s fingerprint in these … Continue reading
Describe the biggest risk you’ve ever taken. – topic # 79
Describe the biggest risk you’ve ever taken. Bonus: Describe the biggest risk you considered taking, but didn’t. I suppose the biggest risk I’ve taken could be seen as spending a semester in Europe when I was in college. It didn’t … Continue reading
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Tagged Faith, Faith, Marriage, Parenting, perennial optimist, postaday2011, postaweek2011
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