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  • Love Means Never Having To Say Goodbye

    It’s never easy saying goodbye. Especially if hello just happened. Chris and Melody have been apart for three weeks. He hasn’t seen his newborn for quite some time. Babies grow a lot in three weeks. When Melody had emergency gall bladder surgery, Chris had already started working in Washington D.C. teaching middle and high school. He’d…

    daylerogers

    September 5, 2016
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    fatherhood, God, Jesus, love, sacrifice, separation, surgery, teaching, unselfishness, Washington D.C.
  • It’s Not Raining; It’s Monsooning

    Bad things happen in threes. Or multiples of three. For us, it began last week with our oldest, Heather, going in for surgery for a torn and twisted meniscus in her knee. An injury acquired from indoor soccer. Incredibly painful. The rehabbing is slow and uncomfortable. Three days later, our third child, Melody, went into the miniER…

    daylerogers

    September 1, 2016
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    all-knowing, all-powerful, consequences, dictator, free will, gall bladder surgery, God, hospitals, Jesus, life isn’t fair, meniscus tears, MRI, puppets, responsible decisions, trust
  • Maneuvering The Mess With Masterful Meticulousness

    Some things are never meant to be. Eating nails to correct an iron deficiency. Allowing kids to play in the toilet. Building a house near a sink hole. Trying to make a boa constrictor a pet. Logical conclusions. Obvious observations. Other things may not seem so obvious. With infants, new toys need to be sterilized.…

    daylerogers

    August 29, 2016
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    children, God, great intentions, Jesus, listening, safety, sterilized, vigilance
  • Never Underestimate The Power Of A Cuke

      Looking at a lowly cucumber, one would never guess its potential as a weapon. Or something you’d have to warn your kids to be careful to use. I’m living–and hurting–proof that there’s more to a common cucumber than a salad fixin’. I was shopping with my youngest, getting vegetables to make a salad for…

    daylerogers

    August 25, 2016
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    challenges, critical, criticize, cucumbers, encouragement, gossip, Jesus, rationalizing
  • The Change Train Is Chuggin’ Down The Track

      Change is an interesting creature. I call it “creature” because it’s a dynamic, living, breathing, sometimes-monster-appearing thing that can embrace me like an unwelcome hug. It can feel warty and weird because it’s not often invited. Rarely appreciated. Often reviled. Kind of like a politician. Change can bring wonderful opportunities for fun and adventure.…

    daylerogers

    August 22, 2016
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    babies, change, grandchildren, growth, Jesus, learning experiences
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