Author: daylerogers

• The Community Of Coffee And Companionship

  There’s a coffee shop in Orlando that a friend introduced me to several months ago. It’s become my favorite hangout where I’m able to meet with people in a safe environment and enjoy face-to-face interaction. The owner, Vanessa, celebrated a birthday a few weeks ago. She decorated her place with beautiful pink and white flowers…

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  October 12, 2020

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  communication, companionship, conversation, Dayle Rogers, eternity, God, Jesus, life is a journey, The Community Of Coffee And Companionship, Tip of My Iceberg

• All Birds Have Feathers

  We were having a meeting on our back porch. Most of us had gathered, and as we waited for the rest of the team, a stranger strolled up. Uninvited. Right to the edge of the porch. I’d never seen him before, and frankly, he made me nervous. He was brash and bold. I walked up…

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  October 8, 2020

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  All Birds Have Feathers, Dayle Rogers, divisiveness, Jesus, Jews, neighbors, Romans, social justice, The Good Samaritan, Tip of My Iceberg, turmoil, wood stork

• Chew On What’s Good And Right

  Is there a better taste combination than peanut butter and chocolate? In my family, that’s a winning combination no matter what form it takes. Smoothies, brownies, candy–if it’s PB&C, it’s viewed as a success. I have a recipe for buckeyes that are time-intensive but favorites–a peanut butter center surrounded by a chocolate shell. They can…

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  October 5, 2020

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  all-in, buckeyes, candy, Chew On What’s Good And Right, consequences, Dayle Rogers, enthusiasm, Jesus, leading with emotions, not every hill is worth dying on, peanut butter and chocolate, Tip of My Iceberg

• When Two Opposing Forces Equal Fun

    She was a Jewish girl raised in Brooklyn. He was an Italian Catholic boy raised in Queens. Both grew to love opera, teaching, traveling, and souvenir shopping. They were opposite ends on the political spectrum. But they were the best of friends. Ruth Bader Ginsberg and Antonin Scalia, both Supreme Court justices, enjoyed a…

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  October 1, 2020

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  cancel culture, Dayle Rogers, difference is good, Friendship, God, Justice Antonin Scalia, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg, philosophical differences, political opposites, respect, Tip of My Iceberg, When Two Opposing Forces Equal Fun

• The Things In Life Worth Cheering

    He’s so happy. Having had a tough week at work, my husband settled into a joy-filled place Saturday for a fall favorite. American college football. With all the uncertainty COVID has brought, this was yet one more potential loss. Another “Wait till next year when things may be back to normal”. It’s happening. I,…

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  September 28, 2020

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  coach, college football, Dayle Rogers, disasters, fan, gamer plan, God, Jesus, The Things In Life Worth Cheering, Tip of My Iceberg, uncertainty, winning plays