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  • Ghosties, Goblins, Goodies and Giggles

    I’ve never been a huge fan of Halloween. Growing up, once we hit a certain age, we didn’t care as much about candy as we did running around with cans of shaving cream, warring with soapy foam on dark streets. Getting into trouble. Today we’d probably be picked up for vandalism, even though we never…

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    November 2, 2015
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    attitudes, candy, costumes, eternity, Halloween, heaven, Jesus, political debates, urgency, vandalism
  • When Adults Unwillingly Unplug

    I have a silly side. It comes out quite easily with my kids and grandkids. There’s a sense of safety there that doesn’t make me uncomfortable if I’m foolish. Goofy. Un-adult. They’ve all seen it before. Getting around other adults with an agenda of playing is a different story. Every year our group sets aside one morning meeting…

    daylerogers

    October 29, 2015
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    fun, games, God, humor, image, Jesus, laughter, managing image, Redeemer, skits, social media
  • Two Of A Kind Beats A Pair

    In poker parlance, that title makes no sense. I know. I learned to play poker when I was five. We grew up playing card games. Canasta, Crazy 8’s, Old Maid. Poker was just another card game. Our favorite chip of choice was the little silver disc that was popped out of electrical outlets in new…

    daylerogers

    October 26, 2015
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    brokenness, card games, family tree, grandsons, hope, Jesus, poker
  • Do I Really Need More?

    Taking a five-year-old princess-in-training shopping borders on insanity. Especially when her aunts have taught her the fine art of accessorizing. And the value of shoes. Being a shoe minimalist, I find it intriguing that anyone would need multiple pairs of shoes for the same type of activity. However, I birthed daughters who are drawn to…

    daylerogers

    October 22, 2015
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    accessories, enough, Jesus, more, princess-in-training, shoes, style
  • The Culture Of The Playground

    I’ve had the privilege of spending much of this past weekend at soccer games. This new generation of family players is exciting to watch and full of potential. Frankly, I’ve grown up a little and don’t feel the need as deeply to scream at unfair referees and their poor calls. I just think those thoughts.…

    daylerogers

    October 19, 2015
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    creation, diversity, ethnicity, fun, God, included, multi-cultural, multi-ethnic, play, playgrounds
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