Tag: consequences

• Chew On What’s Good And Right

  Is there a better taste combination than peanut butter and chocolate? In my family, that’s a winning combination no matter what form it takes. Smoothies, brownies, candy–if it’s PB&C, it’s viewed as a success. I have a recipe for buckeyes that are time-intensive but favorites–a peanut butter center surrounded by a chocolate shell. They can […]

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  October 5, 2020

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• Beat It; Just Beat It

  There’s something about a pinata that brings out the competitive spirit in everyone. Destroying a papier-mache shape filled with candy so it will empty its contents for all to enjoy is an indescribable delight. Ryken, for his sixth birthday, wanted a pinata. He had a desire for gifts, but having a pinata was important. It […]

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  September 21, 2020

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• Applying Truth Can Be Sticky

  Food isn’t always viewed as the best thing to be eaten. Tastes vary. Many have allergies and are unable to eat certain foods. And some days something just doesn’t sound good enough to eat. Cal, at two, isn’t the most accommodating eater in our family. He’s picky, and if it’s something he doesn’t want or […]

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  June 18, 2020

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• When The Pushed Envelope Pushes Back

    “Stay, Aspen. Down, Aspen. Heel. Sit.” Sydney spoke commands to the incredibly excitable Aspen, her two-year-old Labrador retriever. That pup is so people-focused that his excitement level very often overcomes his newly-acquired skill set. Learned obedience. The poor guy has a way to go. He’s such a happy dog that when folks come to […]

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  March 28, 2019

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• So You Think It’s Worth It?

  I’d just finished up one meeting and was heading into another. I was dragging, struggling to focus. Limp and overwhelmed, like an overcooked noodle in a pool of Alfredo sauce. Yech. I walked toward the appointed room, and there, before me, like an oasis in the desert or a McDonald’s after eating a month of […]

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  September 13, 2018

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