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Category Archives: trust
Who am I and what am I doing here?
This year has been very challenging for me in many respects. And it’s only half over. My vision for how things would go and where I would be right now? Well…it’s been a rough road and I’m not where I … Continue reading
Yeah…about that first week….
Sometimes when we say “if you know what I mean….” we’re really saying “I don’t have the time, energy or inclination to explain what I mean right now. Mark‘s open-mindedness has impressed me and I’m still exploring some of his … Continue reading
Posted in faith, healing, Inspiration, Lingering thoughts, prayer, spirit, trust, Wisdom
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Ask and it shall be given unto you
Yesterday I prayerfully asked God to guide me in my response to Mark. I don’t generally consider myself an evangelist, yet I’m growing as an apologist. If I take some small liberty with the definitions, I could say that an … Continue reading
My 3 words and the goals that go with them
This year I was introduced to the concept of identifying 3 words to be the focus and guide for personal goals and development, rather than going through the exercise of creating resolutions that might fall to the wayside before the … Continue reading
Posted in discipline, life, love, mature, Tips for Better Living, trust, Wisdom, Writing
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A Tale About Trolls
Once upon a time, in a land that might or might not be far, far away, there lived a troll. This troll, like any troll, had “issues”, not the least of which is her overwhelming anger. Sure she had friends … Continue reading
Posted in adulthood, angst, child-rearing, children, discipline, faith, family, Is it just me?, life, love, mature, prayer, Tips for Better Living, trust, Wisdom
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Three Words for 2011 (and insight into how my mind works)
Sure, I’d heard a bit of the buzz…but amidst all of the noise and fanfare of the incoming new year I’d not stopped to discern just what was that buzzing noise I was hearing about “3 words”. Then a friend … Continue reading
Posted in adulthood, discipline, faith, life, love, prayer, Tips for Better Living, trust, Wants, Writing
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Don’t judge me, please
If you follow me on Twitter you might have caught the unusual tactic I applied to keep myself focused during the final days of NaNoWriMo: I applied tattoos. I started with the NaNoWriMo shield on my left forearm. This proved … Continue reading
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Are you a Coach, a Mentor, a Leader or a Manager?
In the world today, everyone is someone – at a minimum, you are your own boss. I don’t mean in the sense of owning your business; I mean in the sense of how you manage yourself. Whether you like it … Continue reading
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A funny thing happened on the way to December
One morning, late in October, on the first morning following the Women of Faith Conference in San Antonio, I awoke early and went to my favorite spot (in the sun room) for morning prayer. And I took a petition to … Continue reading
Posted in discipline, faith, reward, trust, Writing
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The valley and the mountaintop
When you’re walking through the valley, sometimes it is enough to know that there are mountaintops. Faith, by the definition offered in Hebrews 11:1, is confidence in the things we hope for but can’t see. I’m not worried about my … Continue reading