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  • Broken Pedestals, Fallen Heroes

    Growing up, I fell into a habit of watching Sunday afternoon football with my Dad. A Texan, born and bred, his favorite team was the Dallas Cowboys. Or anyone who was playing against the Chicago Bears. Living in the Chicago area, I think that was his way of saying you could take the boy out…

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    June 22, 2015
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    Bart Starr, Chicago Bears, Dallas Cowboys, Deflategate, ESPN, fallen hero, Father’s Day, football, heroes, integrity, legacy, New England Patirots, NFL, Roger Staubach, Tom Brady
  • The Genetic Conundrum: Why Am I Me?

    I watched five-year-old Isley plop down in front of yet another episode of “My Little Pony”. In her perfect world, it would be a castle, ponies–the names and personalities of each of them as familiar to her as her own name–various other critters, and her. Her world. What fascinated me was the way she sat. Her…

    daylerogers

    June 18, 2015
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    Dale Earnhardt, fingerprints, genetics, God, identity, Jr., Moses, Mt. Sinai, My Little Pony, puzzle pieces, story, Ten Commandments
  • Change Is The New Normal

    I’d been looking forward to a change of venue for weeks before arriving in Colorado. I’m the kind of person that gets a little fidgety when I’ve been in a routine for awhile. It has nothing to do with the routine itself. My normal is something I enjoy. I have the privilege of interacting with…

    daylerogers

    June 15, 2015
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    adulthood, change, choices, Christ Jesus, Colorado, Disney, humanity, irresponsibility Jesus, kind, Mickeyville, Sea World, selfless, Universal Studios
  • Gettin’ Out Of Dodge

      I first heard the phrase from my Dad. “Let’s get out of Dodge.” We’d be leaving for summer vacation, and I had no idea what he meant. I’d never been to Dodge, much less lived there. We didn’t own one. We drove a Chevy. But each summer, we’d pile in the car, and he’d…

    daylerogers

    June 11, 2015
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    Colorado, Dodge City, environment, getaway, God, Gunsmoke, Kansas, Lord, Matt Dillon, mountains, Orlando, rest, shepherd
  • They Had Me At Good-Bye

    Good-byes aren’t easy. They can be painful, uncomfortable, challenging. Or convenient, timely and welcomed. This last weekend, I was feeling the former. My team had come to the end of our time with this group of people we’ve worked with for the past ten months. Folks we’ve gotten to know quickly and well. Those with…

    daylerogers

    June 8, 2015
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    emoticons, emotions, Friendship, God, good-byes, Google, Google hangouts, Skype, Solomon, tacky
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