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“Christian, Single, AND Lonely? Is That Even a Thing?”
Being a traditional Christian means that single life comes with a few assumptions. 1: If we turned our relationships over to God’s will in the first place, then He’s worked them out for communion with Him, and for love towards … Continue reading
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John Kralik and the 365 Thank Yous
Does anybody else out there keep a calendar of favorite books to re-read on the same day year after year? If so, here’s a perfect choice for Thanksgiving: Judge John Kralik’s book 365 Thank Yous: The Year a Simple Act … Continue reading
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Tagged 365 Thank Yous, gratitude, John Kralik, Steve Hartman
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10/1 Sleepytime Ritual
Bedtime routines are a real help. It’s a pleasure when I manage to tune out non-essential distractions, tick through a list of evening chores, and settle in early. Recently it occurred to me that my spiritual practice wasn’t as close … Continue reading
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Windfall
The untraveled back alleys in our older residential neighborhoods have tiny tool sheds and tree houses and dog huts, woodpiles and heaps of tomato stakes, trumpet and wisteria and sweetpea and morning glory and honeysuckle vines softening the picket fences. … Continue reading
The Eep in the Uproar
At midnight a police car shot down our main road at breakneck speed. The officer switched on alarms which (according to the teacher at our precinct’s Citizen Academy) indicated a highest-priority distress call; perhaps another police officer in mortal danger. … Continue reading
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Our Lady of the Gate of Dawn
You can learn things just by taking the garbage out to the garbage cage and saying hello to people that you see walking down the street. Last Sunday some folks passing by said a hearty hello back, speaking in a … Continue reading
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Gene Stratton-Porter, An Indiana Author
Mrs. Gene Stratton-Porter (1863-1924) was a favorite childhood author who I still re-read today. Nowadays we can take with gentle grains of salt her occasional sallies into soapbox crusading (an anti-immigration phase, lamentation about high heels and jazz dancing, warnings … Continue reading
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