The Dandelion Perspective
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The Dandelion Perspective

I remember blogging briefly about the dandelion before, but the visual and application keeps coming back to me, so I thought instead of exercising (I will later, promise!) I would expand on it. Our youngest has loved dandelions since she could walk. Each year she’d gather them and present them as bouquets. Often she’d leave…

Character Confession: The Blessed Infertility Patient Named Me
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Character Confession: The Blessed Infertility Patient Named Me

This is a re-post from May 2011, the Saturday before Mother’s Day. Tomorrow can range in several scenarios.  I remember as a kid riding down a country road seeing a woman pushing a lawnmower. She looked hot and tired and what I remember the most was who was watching—a man I guessed to be her…

UBP12: Tell Me You Love Chocolate
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UBP12: Tell Me You Love Chocolate

      Oh, yay! You’re here. Come in, come in. Don’t worry about what you look like. This blogger surrendered worrying about what others think for a few years now. Trust me, you look fabulous. Tell me you love chocolate. You  have to. I love teaching the Made to Crave Bible study whether online…

A Total and Complete Victory, Part Two
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A Total and Complete Victory, Part Two

What? You didn’t read yesterday’s post? Make sure you do that first. It won’t take long, and it’s worth it. We’ll wait, promise. 🙂 When I stopped, I received a one paragraph letter in the mail from our insurance company giving the answer to our third and final appeal regarding our then toddler’s thousands of…

Book Review: Sheila Walsh’s God Loves Broken People (And Those Who Pretend They’re Not)
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Book Review: Sheila Walsh’s God Loves Broken People (And Those Who Pretend They’re Not)

I’m a fan of Sheila Walsh—I could listen to her Scottish accent all day, in fact, I wish Twitter had a voice preview so every once in awhile I could hear her precious tweets. She has a beautiful voice, a wonderful testimony, and what I appreciate most of all is that she is transparent. She…