A Little Verse, A Powerful Prayer
I find David’s request in Psalm 141:4: “Do not let my heart be drawn to what is evil.” It reminds me of a similar prayer
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I find David’s request in Psalm 141:4: “Do not let my heart be drawn to what is evil.” It reminds me of a similar prayer
As the last writing class wraps up, I ask some debriefing question that I think work for all kinds of experiences. Debriefing solidifies the experience
We’re drinking more water because of this lovely little water dispenser. Today, it’s mint, lime, raspberry, and strawberry. Tomorrow, we’ll try apple and peach. I
I loved today. I just loved every minute of it. I loved walking to school and meeting the new Brindle Boxer puppy who is just
I asked a wise man and father his best parenting advice. He said this: “Extend the same grace to your own children that you show
I’m in San Antonio, and I discover hundreds of little plants that seem to float in the air. I’ve heard of airplants before, but I
We’re learning how to stay comfortable with being uncomfortable. It’s a critical life skill, especially for children learning it’s OK to have hard days. It’s
I’m traveling, and I first meet Millie, a dog with three legs whose owner pushes her in a cart. They are companions traveling to Mexico.
I find myself fascinated by the truths of certain statements by Biblical writers who experienced, not just distress, but what they call deep distress. David