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Going barefoot always feels good because you can only do so when several key factors are in play. The weather is warm. The weather is warm. The weather is warm. Anytime, anywhere, it always makes me feel happy to slip…
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I’ve always thought I would make a great trial lawyer (and an even better judge.) I have this strong sense of justice…it just eeks out of me. I love the law (grace is a much harder concept for me to…
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Don’t let his innocent face fool you. This 90 lb bundle of fur knocked me flat earlier in the week while I was innocently walking around outside. Chester got too excited and too distracted by his furry friend and didn’t…
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It’s time to warm up with a little Winnie the Pooh! Some months back, Winnie the Pooh decided to “follow” me on Twitter. 🙂 Oh Happy Day. 🙂 I loved Winnie the Pooh as a kid. I loved him when…
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What a nice surprise from Inspire Me Today…they opted to re-post my article on forgiveness…and if you feel so inclined, click on their link and share it with your FB/Twitter/LinkedIn/Pinterest friends and family. 🙂 We are mistake-makers. It is part…
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It takes wisdom to have a good family, and it takes understanding to make it strong. Proverbs 24:3 Max Lucado shares some insight on the importance of simply showing up. It matters more than we might think. Do you believe…
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If you’re like me, you appreciate all the advances in technology that can make your work (and life) easier. I remember way back when I spent a boatload of money on large envelopes, white stock paper, paper clips, and postage…
