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Category Archives: Humor Turned to Insight
Gratitude ~ Generosity’s Activating Ingredient
Surprisingly, contemplation of the arrival of another Thanksgiving in a fews days brought together two totally disconnected experiences I used to love as a kid. One was
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Time to Shift Gears on Our Fears, Part 1 ~ FOMO Re-examined
Have you ever noticed that there are phrases and comments that seem to remind us of Jesus when we hear them? One that does that for me is a
Heroism ~ Behind the Scenes
Earlier this week, my wife and I did something we had only done one other time in all our years together. We
Whose Story Is It?
It was still early, but the lingering summer weather had robbed us of that morning chill in the air that announces the arrival of autumn. Nonetheless, the
Revisiting “No Mistake About It”
Don’t you just love the “delete” keys on all the electronic gadgets we have these days? Of all the
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Passing the Smell Test
We’ve all heard that familiar old platitude that a picture’s worth a thousand words, and it seems absolutely true when we come across some
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