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Category Archives: Wisdom
The Valley of Humiliation
Sometimes it takes the convergence of apparently unrelated vectors in life to shake us awake so we can appreciate the reality of our circumstances. In the work-world, I’ve been giving and receiving advice about how to not just survive but … Continue reading
Posted in faith, life, Tips for Better Living, trust, Wisdom
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Teens: You gotta love ’em!
It was inevitable. He’s 16. He can’t help himself. He must transition from child to adult. Unlike a caterpillar whose transition allows them the comfort of a cocoon to effectively insulate them from the world, teens must go out into … Continue reading
Posted in adulthood, child-rearing, children, empty nest, family, life, love, teens, Tips for Better Living, trust, Wisdom
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The funny thing about feedback
It is better to be criticized by a wise man than praised by a fool (Ecclesiastes 7:5). Do you believe this to be true? There are people who operate as if only a fool would criticize them. Conversely, they believe … Continue reading
The Lord’s Ways Are Mysterious
January has been a long month, full of surprises. And full of irony. About 3 weeks ago, in pursuit of my blossoming career-interest (life as a full-time writer) I submitted an application to Examiner.com. Last week they let me know … Continue reading
Posted in discipline, Tips for Better Living, Wisdom, World of Blogcraft, Writing
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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
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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
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It’s a Banner Day!
In the beginning there was a standard template bearing the title of this blog “A Mother’s Angst. Soon after that I jazzed it up with the emo weeping eye. I’ve wept so many times over my children it seemed appropriate.I’ve … Continue reading
Posted in angst, child-rearing, faith, prayer, prodigal, Wisdom, World of Blogcraft
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"Oh, What a Tangled Web We Weave…
…when first we practice to deceive.” Sir Walter Scott Once I read something that Neil posted on his blog and was flabbergasted…then realized he writes the best fiction I’ve ever found on the Internet. Bless him, he’s good! Not long … Continue reading
Posted in adulthood, life, mature, prayer, Rant, Tips for Better Living, Venting, Wisdom, World of Blogcraft, Writing
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October: Domestic Violence Awareness Month
Maybe you know this already, but the statistics for domestic violence and sexual assault are grim. Girls and boys are exposed to inappropriate sexual content on a regular basis. I’m worried for our children, especially our daughters. 1 out of … Continue reading
Posted in adulthood, family, life, love, prayer, Tips for Better Living, Wisdom
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Thirst for Wisdom – Water, precious water
One important fact about my international travels is my perpetual, almost unquenchable thirst. These three bottles may not look like much, but they are souvenirs of my trip to China. The large (right-most) bottle “Eventide” was purchased before the trip … Continue reading
Posted in Wisdom
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