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On Friendship: The Power of One
Read more: On Friendship: The Power of OneMy Mother once told me, “It’s better to have one good friend than to have many that aren’t close.”
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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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Six Word Story (95)
Read more: Six Word Story (95)Have you ever felt the wind beneath your wings? Those moments in life when things are going well and the momentum lifts you high above the twisting paths and stones that trip others up? Have you ever felt tired in those moments of success? In those highs, we are still working. The blessing in them…
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Pause
Read more: Pause‘Pause’ is one of the 36 poems in my new poetry collection, ‘Words of Weight’. Now available at Amazon as an ebook and paperback book. Or barrow it with the Kindle Unlimited program. If you have read my new book, please consider leaving an honest review. Each one is important regardless of star value, and…
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Six Word Story (88)
Read more: Six Word Story (88)How does the environment affect our perception of the world? Weather we want to admit it or not, it often plays a key role. This can be a good or bad thing. Awareness. Boundaries. Bravery, to face the things we can not change. Understanding we are also part of the environment, and we touch others…
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Six Word Story (72)
Read more: Six Word Story (72)What do you do when you find a proverbial canoe on your shoulders, instead of in the water where it belongs?
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Six Word Story (60)
Read more: Six Word Story (60)Spring, a time many of us long for after a long dark winter. We grow again and unfurl our blooms… Just to have a frost crisp their edges. Some of us weather it fine, some of us might carry blackened scars from unexpected transitions. Still, some of us might have to drop our first blooms.…
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Six Word Stories (56)
Read more: Six Word Stories (56)It usually surprises people when I tell them, “I do not care for the Christmas season.”“Arn’t Christians supposed to love Christmas?” I guess most of them do, but I can’t help but feel an emptiness behind the brightly covered packages and glitz this world throws around during the holiday season. Expectations are high, but things…
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Six Word Story (55)
Read more: Six Word Story (55)Ordinary. It’s a word we dismiss, and a state of being we overlook.
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