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Category Archives: faith
Christmas
During my stay at the Windsor hotel in Kunshan, China I was impressed by the presence of Christmas and all its trappings. When I checked into the hotel their halls were decked and Christmas tunes were playing in the background … Continue reading
Posted in China, faith, Is it just me?, life, prayer
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Christmas
During my stay at the Windsor hotel in Kunshan, China I was impressed by the presence of Christmas and all its trappings. When I checked into the hotel their halls were decked and Christmas tunes were playing in the background … Continue reading
Posted in China, faith, Is it just me?, life, prayer
2 Comments
In case that last post sounded sanctimonious
I’m not sanctimonious or holier-than-thou even if my last post sounded that way. My children may have survived thus far, but that is more of a reflection of God’s grace than my parenting skills. Maybe I’m sensitive to the harsh … Continue reading
Posted in angst, child-rearing, faith, Wisdom
2 Comments
In case that last post sounded sanctimonious
I’m not sanctimonious or holier-than-thou even if my last post sounded that way. My children may have survived thus far, but that is more of a reflection of God’s grace than my parenting skills. Maybe I’m sensitive to the harsh … Continue reading
Posted in angst, child-rearing, faith, Wisdom
2 Comments
It’s a Matter of Perspective … and Discernment
People tell lies. This is not new news. People lie for many reasons. If someone asks me to pray for them, I don’t ask why. I don’t assume their story needs to be verified. It’s not as if they’re asking … Continue reading
Posted in faith, prayer, World of Blogcraft
2 Comments
It’s a Matter of Perspective … and Discernment
People tell lies. This is not new news. People lie for many reasons. If someone asks me to pray for them, I don’t ask why. I don’t assume their story needs to be verified. It’s not as if they’re asking … Continue reading
Posted in faith, prayer, World of Blogcraft
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A day to be truly thankful
Today, as people all across America pause in their busy lives to give thanks, I have blessings beyond measure and my thanks are lifted up as I praise God for all He’s done in my life this year. I just … Continue reading
Posted in faith, life, love, prayer, Tips for Better Living, Writing
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Celebrating Life
This past year was awesome. There were many highs and many lows, but the highs were all higher than the lows. I’ve been through the dark valley before so I know how important it is to appreciate time spent on … Continue reading
Posted in faith, life, love, prayer, trust, World of Blogcraft, Writing
6 Comments
Ready? Set….
How many people woke up today thinking about preparations for Halloween? I woke up thinking about preparations for NaNoWriMo. I’m again reminded more of pregnancy and labor/delivery than anything else. My thoughts have been all about the coming date: November … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, faith, Writing
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Monday Madness – perspective
Sometimes life is all about perspective. Glasses that are half full are also half empty. Joy is a choice we make. A gift of grace available to each of us, but a gift that must be accepted. Because joy is … Continue reading