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  • A Glimpse of Light–With Smiles

    I’ve thought I knew a lot about Africa. Studied it in geography. Read about it in the papers. Heard stories from people who had been there. I could find it on a map. Nothing could prepare me for what I saw when I deplaned in Ouagadougou, the capital of Burkina Faso. (It took me a…

    daylerogers

    January 16, 2014
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    Africa, Burkina Faso, contentment, darkness, gratitude, light, mission trip, Ouagadougou, patience, smiles
  • The Surprises Keep On Comin’

    There’s a reason Christmas comes only once a year. Yes, it’s all about the birth of Jesus. It’s a celebration of hope promised, joy anticipated. But aside from that, as a child, can you imagine being that surprised and awed over and over again? Day after day? It would be exhausting. (Crabbiness and whining would…

    daylerogers

    January 13, 2014
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    friends, gratitude, help, Jesus, kindness, surprise
  • Hoped For Surprises

    I wasn’t prepared for what I saw. Isn’t that what a surprise is all about? Having been out of the country for close to two weeks, I returned home late last night to find my husband had fulfilled a dream I’ve had for quite some time. We’ve owned our home for close to twenty years.…

    daylerogers

    January 9, 2014
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    carpets, dreams, floors, Jesus, mess, paint, surprises
  • When The Bedside Manner Is On The Wrong Side Of The Bed

    I believe that at some point in a child’s life, every one of them wants to be a doctor. Or nurse. Or veterinarian. It’s not necessarily a life ambition that sticks all the time. We’d be overrun with health professionals if that were the case. (Thoughts come to mind, but I’m choosing not to go…

    daylerogers

    January 6, 2014
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    bed, disruptions, doctor, healing, interruptions, intolerance, Jesus, plans
  • Do You Really Want To Play With Matches?

    I remember as a little girl having a fascination with fire. Back in the day–even in the ‘burbs of Chicago–we were able to burn paper waste behind our house. We had a cement slab with a huge metal container that held the ash residue that we often used for our own experiments. And for ash…

    daylerogers

    January 2, 2014
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