So, strangely enough, tomorrow marks 25 years since I was released as a missionary, and it’ll be the day Tomas is released as a missionary himself. So naturally I’m looking both back and ahead. Back when I was released, my parents came to pick me up in Germany. It was a bizarre feeling, going from […]
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We have a fridge in our garage that I’m pretty sure is magical. Anytime we run out of milk in our main fridge, if I go out there and check the garage fridge, a new gallon of milk has somehow appeared out of the ether, ready for me to grab it and bring it inside.
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We’re almost to Halloween, and we’re almost to election day, and today I’ve got some thoughts that actually tie into both. This post was sparked by a Facebook post a friend shared talking about how “History has never been kind to women especially those who are alone and those perceived as different.” A few days
I got my flu and COVID shots on Saturday, so I had a bit of time to reflect on just where things are these days with that huge mess of 2020. It’s hard to believe it’s been over four years (coming up on five) since the only thing I really had to worry about being
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Once we roll around to autumn again each year, I am just naturally more inclined to be upbeat and positive. Why? Because it means that summer is gone, and that’s my least favorite time of year. It’s hot, and there are bugs. Also, there are chores like mowing the lawn, though thankfully Daniela and Denisa
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