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  • If You Leave, He Will Come

    I knew it would happen. This must be one of Murphy’s Laws. The Law of Inevitability. Our oldest daughter, Heather, was due with her fifth child. They live two miles from us, and we’ve anticipated being there to help with the kids when the time came. To be there in the role of Nana to…

    daylerogers

    September 18, 2014
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    anticipation, birth, cell coverage, Jesus, Murphy’s Law, second coming, son
  • Fix It Because It Is “Broke”

    I love our backyard. It’s a bit of an oasis for me. Even in the heat and humidity of Florida. As I mowed our lawn the other day, sweating like a construction worker in the tropics, I was able to marvel at how peaceful it was in our yard. Ducks were swimming in our freshwater…

    daylerogers

    September 15, 2014
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    broken, DIY, God, Jesus, mowing. adirondack chairs, perfection, rest, sacrifice, structurally weak
  • A Beast By Any Other Name

    I call  her Beastie. It’s a term of endearment. She’s my 2004 Toyota Corolla. Deep royal blue. Blighted by sun and a really bad paint job, she looks like she’s rusting through. All over. The term “beater car” comes to mind. She’s been driven all over the state of Florida and beyond. We bought her…

    daylerogers

    September 11, 2014
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    acceptance, appearance, beauty, Ford Contour, God, heart, Princess, shallow, Toyota Corolla
  • And The Name Goes On

    My son, Mark, was raised with five sisters. Five girls telling him what to do. Five girls emoting around him and in his face most days of the month. Early Sunday morning, he and his wife, Jillian, were blessed with their first child. A son. You can’t help but grin about a divine statement like…

    daylerogers

    September 8, 2014
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    babies, birth, celebrated, known, loved, Mark and Jillian Rogers, parents and parenting, valued
  • It Was Bound To Break

    I should have been paying more attention. That’s pretty much my go-to excuse nowadays for my forgetfulness, missed appointments, unfinished projects or not following the procedure I should have known to follow. This, however, was pure unadulterated thoughtlessness. I have this habit of not closing cabinets. Because I’m slightly vertically challenged, many of the open…

    daylerogers

    September 4, 2014
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    broken, cabinets, Civil War, God, Gorilla Glue, history, hope, The Killing Angels
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