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what i’m reading: summer reading lists for the whole family

In: General on: May 1, 2015

Even though it isn't actually summer break yet, yesterday I took the kids to the library for the books we will use to kick off our summer break next …

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some books for your summer reading list

In: Family, General on: May 21, 2014

Yesterday I wrote the numbers 1-100 on notebook paper titled "Summer 2014 Book List" and taped them up on the inside of the pantry door. We checked …

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burnt toast book club: Interrupted: Week 1 {pgs. 13-43}

In: Books & Writing, General on: April 16, 2014

This is our first week discussing the book Interrupted by Jen Hatmaker. My community group discussed this face to face last night and it was …

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how not to be disillusioned in your dreams

In: General on: March 17, 2014

I know it's almost Easter, and not anywhere close to Christmas, but I've got Wise Men on the brain.It could be the big ol' star I'm chasing (AKA …

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the importance of believing in fairy tales

In: General on: October 3, 2013

"If you want your children to be intelligent, read them fairy tales. If you want them to be more intelligent, read them more fairy tales.”- Albert …

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when God plays a joke on you

In: General, Spiritual Growth on: June 12, 2013

Boy 1 ran in with the mail last night, a package tucked under his arm."What is that?" I asked."A package," he answered.Right-o. I love this first boy, …

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the opened heart

In: General on: April 29, 2013

As the pedals spin on the elliptical machine, I feel so many things all at once.We are all born, it seems, to feel. To feel love, to feel weary, to …

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unstuck by spilt milk

In: General on: February 21, 2013

Yesterday morning the Lady and I cozied up in her bed with my coffee, her morning tea (she is so refined), her children's Bible, and one of our …

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corey’s book

In: Books & Writing, General on: January 28, 2013

Mr. Fantastic and I sat in an airport restaurant before boarding a flight home from some meetings.Our waiter, Corey, was a really nice …

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teaching our children about racism

In: General on: August 15, 2012

Boy 1 was reading a book about the Negro Baseball League."Mom, what's 'the n-word'?" he asked me, his voice shaking a little nervously.You never know …

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the last library day

In: General on: August 2, 2012

One more time before the summer is over,We will read hundreds of pages from cover to cover.Before books are assigned and seem like a chore,We will …

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fighting the wind

In: General on: July 19, 2012

Sometimes you get more from a book than you had expected. I was surprised by the words I read about wind the other day in The Secret Garden. They …

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