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Forgiveness

Why Bother With a New View?

Blurry View As a mom raising my young sons, I took my job seriously. When they were outside playing, I kept an ear and an eye out for their safety. When they had a runny nose, cough, or fever, I made sure to give them the care they needed to get well.   Consequently, when I…
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Forgiveness

Why Bother Plowing?

Plowing My husband-to-be had always imagined building a home in the country, so before we tied the matrimony knot, we searched for that perfect piece of land on which to build our home. The day we found it was magical.  My stride matched my husband’s-to-be as we walked the parcel side by side locating the…
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Forgiveness

Why Bother Counting Privileges?

A Privilege One of the many privileges that came with raising my three sons was teaching them how to ride a bike. Though all three of them learned how, none of them learned in the same manner.  When our first born was ready to ride a bike, we were country dwellers. There was no pavement…
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Forgiveness

Why Bother Making Deliberate Choices?

Deliberate  Making any deliberate choice in our lives sends us down a new path that, for a while, will be foreign and sometimes frightening.  Thinking of some of the deliberate choices I’ve made in my life, I’m reminded of the time when I embarked on some trekking excursions with a very experienced hiker. I met…
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