I Still Do–Even When We’re Limping Along
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The goal was romantic. What I didn’t take into account were injuries. I guess I figured I’d be hurting. After all, I hate the sport.
Columns--a.k.a. My Latest Pen Nibs
For the Things that Go Bump in the Night
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The Christmas story never grows old, does it? –Probably because it keeps speaking to us no matter where we are in life. I was honored
3 Ways to Enjoy Autumn Year-Round
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Anybody else LOVING the colors of the season? I drive around town and just want to pull over every two seconds to take pictures! The
The Marathon of Marriage: When You Have to Run in the Dark…
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For those of you waiting for news of our marathon training, it’s been uphill and down—perhaps more figuratively than literally because, hey, we live in
A Special Bond: A Boy and His Twin Sister
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He gave a speech. He thanked his teachers. He thanked his dad and me. He thanked the people giving him the award. And then he
For the Love of Reading
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She got hacked. Everyone who knows my daughter knows she doesn’t go anywhere without a book. Her case in a nutshell? Abibliophobia: the fear of
Calling Her Blessed
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She wrapped her presents with her eyes closed. Why we didn’t wait until Dad got home to do it, I couldn’t tell you. It meant
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Oh, the Places He’ll Go–Will He Be Ready When He Gets There?
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I’ll never forget the FIRST first day of school–Kindergarten–whether it was my first child, my fifth child, or the three in between! So many hopes,
Moms: Celebrate the You that You Are–and Watch Your Child Benefit
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Being Mom means sacrifice. That’s a no-brainer. But when we ignore the unique mom that we were created to be, we cheat ourselves AND our kids.
Elizabeth Daghfal
A mother of 5 and a wife of 30+ years, Elizabeth never seems to run out of ideas for "pen and paper" fodder. Between her "not-there-yet" mistakes and her "scattered kernels," that keep her mind reeling, she loves the chance to share what the Lord is teaching her as a parent, spouse, and individual...Truly loved by Christ as she is, but changed daily by His grace...
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