Tag: coffee shops

• Make Mine With Whipped Cream

  Real whipped cream makes everything taste better. Coffee. Any dessert. Waffles. Tip of a finger. Straight from the can into an opened mouth. It’s the ambrosia of those who won’t settle for Cool Whip. My youngest was in town, and she’d hung out with my oldest daughter and her family at a science fair. When…

  daylerogers

  March 15, 2018

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  basketball, coffee shops, getting caught, Jesus, joy, soccer, whipped cream, wrong choices

• How Big Is Our Table?

  With six kids, we’re often in a place where we’ve needed to add another seat to the table. Friends would get invited last minute. People would still be around at meal time. John and I learned early that it didn’t matter what we served if we served it with kindness and an attitude of joy.…

  daylerogers

  January 15, 2018

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  being known, belonging, coffee shops, differences, different, diversity, God, hospitality, included, invited, Jesus, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, sharing, unity, value

• Nothing New With Deja Vu

  I’d done this before. Many times. Some things never change. Soccer tournaments in another city. A weekend in a hotel filled with players in muddy cleats and soccer parents wearing team shirts. Needing to be at the field by 7 a.m.–too early for Saturday morning. Hotel coffee and cold eggs. Heat and humidity compounded by…

  daylerogers

  August 28, 2017

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  coffee shops, commitment, community, competence, friends, God, hotels, Jesus, needy, sideline parents, soccer, social media, team sports, teams, tournaments