The guest post I promised, from Mary Burkholder, author of My Other Name Is Mom. *** Something happened to me thirteen years ago that changed my life forever. I had a baby, and he made me a mother. When I was a little girl, I loved babies. I was irresistibly drawn to their tiny, perfect […]
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I talked to a good friend of mine after my post a few weeks ago: “Sometimes I Wonder about this Thing Called Separation.” In the process of that conversation, I gained a clearer understanding of what I think about separation. I don’t think Christians should talk about separation at all. Or at least, very little.
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It was nice. I will share some of my favorite pictures. I will also tell you that I intended, last week, to write a follow-up post to my questions about the doctrine of separation and instead failed to post at all. I still hope to write that post later this week. For now, the pictures.
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Sometimes I look at people like my own sweet grandma and my mother in law, who are both in their 80’s, with a pleasant sort of condescension. Their lives revolve around their quilt blocks and their canning and what the neighbor said. For news, they read the Budget. (For the unenlightened, that’s a 50-page weekly
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I’ve been so busy the past couple of months, poor Charlie hasn’t gone anywhere. He’s just sat in his little cubby between my desk and the office window, no doubt feeling sorely neglected. Hopefully, he takes the message on my coaster (it says “Practice Patience”) to heart. In spite of busy-ness, we have made time
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