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The Fear Spiral
Dear Friends, I know, a lot of people did not enjoy the New Year as much as usual this time around. No matter how much you call each January 1 a “fresh start” or a “new opportunity,” the promise of … Continue reading
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Tagged confidence, Faith, fear, God, protective, self-protection, trust
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Gift Ideas for the Bike Masochist
You can just tell when a fitness product is targeted toward the male market. Recently Brent was looking online for some new cycling DVDs. (These are videos meant to guide your workout on a stationary bike or trainer, as I’ve … Continue reading
Posted in Near As I Can Figure..., Thoughts on Two Wheels
Tagged bicycling, cycling, macho, men, training, video, workout
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Bars and Butterflies
Lately I’ve been studying through the book of Galatians, the apostle Paul’s letter to the church in Galatia. Paul says a lot in a few pages, mostly warning these people, who had started a life of faith, NOT to start … Continue reading
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Tagged Faith, freedom, grace, prison
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Do You Hear What I Hear? Life in a Rural-ish Suburban Neighborhood
I’m having morning coffee with my Company Girls friends today. Thanks for hosting, Rachel! One thing I like best about our neighborhood, besides the great bicycling roads and even better neighbors, is the way it sounds. Quiet. Without the racket … Continue reading
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Tagged country, cows, dogs, goats, helicopters, quiet, rural
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A Good Time for some Bad Writing
I love to write and have a passion for communicating. Since I started back to college in 2005, almost all my writing has been non-fiction: research papers, literary analyses, creative non-fiction, other people’s memoirs and, more recently, my magazine features. … Continue reading
When Words Grow Obsolete…
I’m a writer. Words are what I do. But of all people, writers know that human language has its limits. There are things that words just cannot convey. People often describe a time when they were “speechless.” Or something huge … Continue reading