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On Friendship: In Person
Read more: On Friendship: In PersonSo what do modern in-person friendships look like these days? I don’t think casual friendships have changed all that much over the last few decades. It’s still about going out with friends for drinks, catching a movie, and sharing a laugh. Going and doing is still very much a part of it all, especially for…
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On Friendship: Virtual Friendship
Read more: On Friendship: Virtual FriendshipI can remember when virtual friendship was only something that happened in Sci-fi cartoons. It was while I was a young teen that it started to be a ‘real thing’, and I’m not ashamed to say that connecting with strangers online and forming friendships at every level of emotional intimacy has been a blessing to…
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On Friendship: Receiving and Giving Forgiveness
Read more: On Friendship: Receiving and Giving ForgivenessHow to say “I’m sorry” is one of the most important lessons we learn as children. But saying the words and actually meaning them doesn’t always come naturally. It’s hard. Telling someone we forgive them is the next important lesson we learn. But again, do we really mean those words when we say them? That’s…
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Ericka Clay.com/A Proverbs 31 Woman, My Mom
Read more: Ericka Clay.com/A Proverbs 31 Woman, My MomThis week I had the privilege to write a guest post for Ericka Clay’s blog.
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Dirty Floor
Read more: Dirty FloorDirt upon my floor I know it as much more Within the scattered mess Hidden proof I’m blessed
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On Friendship: The Word Enemy
Read more: On Friendship: The Word EnemySo what is the opposite of a friend? An enemy.
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Six Word Story (114)
Read more: Six Word Story (114)There are worlds of perception above us and worlds of perception below us. We walk across them, hide under them, and forget that our height only shows us one view. Crouch down low and realize your lawn is a jungle ready to be explored, and the tree canopy above hides homes that are just as…
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Loves Art
Read more: Loves ArtThere is a joy in joiningAnd when we come apartThe push and pull of day-to-dayIs Love teaching us its art There is a pain in holdingToo tightly to your handIt echoes even when releasedTime to ease, it does demand Absence can grow fondnessTake a moment, sit and waitI’ll learn to soar with my own wingsJust…
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On Friendship: My First Friend
Read more: On Friendship: My First FriendI am the third eldest in a family of eight kids and my first friend was my older sister. She was my first playmate, my first protector, and my first source of grief.
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