Tag: texting

• This Little Light Of Mine

  It was a weekend of family birthdays. Celebrating. Cakes. Presents. Two nights of togetherness pushes the limit of what younger kids can tolerate. Nana’s home can only offer so much entertainment that connects with the heart of a child. Especially when the adults choose to watch MLS soccer. Orlando City was on (another disappointing game), […]

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  August 14, 2017

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  binge TV watching, boring, Facebook, Jesus, Light of the world, light sabers, MLS, Orlando City Soccer Club, texting, war zone, warriors, whining

• Who Decides What We’re Worth?

    I was stunned to read how Michelle Carte had encouraged her boyfriend, Conrad Roy III, to commit suicide in 2014. Convicted of involuntary manslaughter, she could be sentenced to twenty years in prison. The American Civil Liberties Union has denounced the conviction, saying it violates her right to free speech. When is enough enough? […]

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  June 22, 2017

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  ACLU, Chicago, death, God, holy, homicides, infidels, involuntary manslaughter, Jesus, life, Michelle Carter and Conrad Roy III, murder, respect, terrorism, texting, value

• When The Arrow Turns Green, You Turn

  My friend, Mike, is quite a character. He loves to laugh, fish and think deep thoughts. He’s a great encourager and a wonderful tease. Being with him is a hoot and a holler. He gets a kick out of my knack for finding meaning in minutia. It’s really not that hard. My life is filled […]

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  September 19, 2013

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  arrow, deep thoughts, entitled, horn, hurry, left turn, light changes, minutia, mosquitoes, phone, privileges, second car, stoplight, texting, turning