Tag: Good Friday

• Does My End Look As Good As My Beginning?

  “You need to learn to raft well.” Two of my friends stood before a group of people soon to be launched into yet another transition in life. Their goal? To help them understand how to say goodbye well. In a world growing smaller with technological strides forward, it could be assumed that connections with people…

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  April 18, 2019

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  affirmation, Dayle Rogers, Does My End Look As Good As My Beginning?, Easter, ending well, forgiveness, Good Friday, isolation, Jesus, reconciliation, regrets, saying goodbye, technology, Tip of My Iceberg, value

• It All Comes Out In The End

  Having surgery is never a happily anticipated event, even if it’s going to make significant improvements to life. Having it when you’re ten weeks old is unfair. Cal was known to have issues with his bottom shortly after birth. His plumbing wasn’t hooked up the way it should have been. Problematic. Digested substances need a…

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  March 29, 2018

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  anesthesia, doctors, God, Good Friday, Jesus, love, redemption, sacrifice, suffering, surgery

• Would I Really Be Considered Guilty?

  I was on my way home from a meeting and had to stop for a traffic light. It’s part of what I’m supposed to do. No one was coming either way. For quite a long time. I waited. I was antsy. It felt like the longest light known to man. I could have gotten a manicure in…

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  April 13, 2017

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  annoying, crucified, God, Good Friday, Jesus, justice, laws, rules, tortured, Traffic laws, trials

• We Need To See The Mess And Gore

  I know she didn’t mean to do it. When my daughter Tiffany was six, she had a friend down the street who was able to encourage her dark side. My sensitive, tender-hearted daughter. Who cares deeply for people. Not so much this particular day. We have a spring-fed pond right behind our house. The kids have…

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  March 24, 2016

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  crucifixion, Easter, forgiveness, Good Friday, humiliation, Jesus, love, pain, politically correct, suffering, torture