Tag: COVID19

• And Then There Were Ten–No, Twelve

    We could be accused of disregarding the requests of those in authority. Our home appears to be an extended-stay motel. But the house was sold before the virus hit. And closing is happening now. My daughter and her family of eight, plus two large dogs, have moved in with us until the home they’re […]

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  April 23, 2020

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  And Then There Were Ten–No Twelve, closeness of family, COVID19, Dayle Rogers, fear, God, hard times, Jesus, loss and grief, social distancing, sufficiency, the grass is greener, Tip of My Iceberg

• The Sun Will Shine Again

  As much as I’m uncomfortable with the dark, the space right before dawn, where dark gives way to light, where what was hidden becomes seen, is my favorite time of day. Here in Florida, the anticipation of the sun is a daily happening. Rare are the days that are completely cloudy and the sun doesn’t […]

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  March 26, 2020

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  A Precious Child, circumstances, COVID19, darkness, dawn, Dayle Rogers, fears, focusing on what’s wrong, God, helping others, Jesus, light, medical personnel, shelter in place, The Sun Will Shine Again, Tip of My Iceberg

• Keep Your Distance

  I’ve been impressed with the way the media has embraced social distancing. John was flipping through channels to catch some early morning news and came upon ESPN. (With no sports whatsoever they’re making big deals of trades. Sports with words only.) What was notable was how only one person was in the studio. On a […]

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  March 19, 2020

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  closeness, COVID19, Dayle Rogers, ESPN, family togetherness, Keep Your Distance, physical closeness, social distancing, social media, Tip of My Iceberg