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  • I Don’t Do Slither

    I felt it and reacted before I ever saw what it was. While mowing our backyard, near our pond, I felt something wind around my ankles, slithering slowly. My response was not slow. Hanging onto the mower with one hand, I jumped, danced and screamed. When I glanced down I saw movement in the grass…

    daylerogers

    March 5, 2018
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    enemy, fear, Garden of Eden, hope, identity, Jesus, lies, mowing, redeem, Satan, snakes, truth, yard work
  • I Wanna Be A Big Rock

    There’s something about water that begs for rock pitching. Awhile back, I was out out in our yard with three-year-old Ryken. We’ve a pond behind our home where the grands catch fish, turtles and hassle the ducks. One of Ryken’s favorite past times is throwing rocks into the pond. The bigger the plop, the greater…

    daylerogers

    March 1, 2018
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    Billy Graham, effects, fish, fisherman, God, impact, Jesus, motives, Parkland Florida shootings, rock, splash
  • The Journey From Now To Not Yet

    I know where I want to go. It’s whether or not I’ll make it that I can’t guarantee. I’m a woman of many words. I fill journals quickly and have run out of places to store them. They’ve spilled over into John’s space–not good. For years I’ve wanted to use those words to write books.…

    daylerogers

    February 26, 2018
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    books, characters, dream, dreaming, failure, Jesus, journaling, passion, publish, story, themes, Tosca Lee, Writers’ conference, writing
  • Fuzzy Lenses Make It Hard To See

    I don’t think about how I see things. I just look. I traveled to Chicago with my husband to celebrate Mom’s life with a memorial that family and friends could share in. A time of fun memories and sad realities that make up each of our lives. Mom was no exception. It was a grey,…

    daylerogers

    February 22, 2018
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    acceptance, death, diversity, God, legacy, memorial, New Orleans, role models
  • Ashes and Dust

    It’s hard to imagine someone’s life reduced to a box the size of a loaf of bread. Mom made her wishes known–she wanted to be cremated. It’s what she’d chosen to do with Dad, and it made more sense to her than buying a plot. This isn’t an argument I will pursue. Some believe a…

    daylerogers

    February 19, 2018
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    “Dirty Dancing”, adventure, all-powerful, character, courage, cremation, death, fun, God, legacy, limits, Patrick Swayze, success
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