Homely
I sit and wonder what all this world is coming to. And I realize that I can’t change the world, only in my small corner can I influence. I can’t change how people act on social media or their stances on this disease or why their tones are angry and rude about their politics or w…
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It’s been a week. Four nights of football practice, swim team, soccer practice. Helping set up and break down an elementary space for learning. Getting…
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Transitions are challenging
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I spent last week at the beach with my two sisters and a friend. My friend’s aunt let us stay in Murrells Inlet, SC, at her cottage for free, and it wa…
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My son Luke’s 12th birthday coincided with the opening ceremonies of the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo. We combined the two and had our own backyard Olym…
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I was raised to love food. My dad was an epicurean of sorts, his god was his belly. He loved a beautifully seared filet mignon, really any cut of beef …
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My dad loved the water. He served in the Navy in World War II, and I wonder if that time spent in the Pacific shaped him to love the sea as he did. May…
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As I was reading the book of Acts this morning, tracing the journeys of Paul, I was struck by chapter 14 when it said that he and Barnabas were “streng…
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