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    Planting trees and a road trip wish

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    October 16, 2012

    One of the advantages of school nursing is the schedule. I get to be home every evening. I never work weekends or holidays. I get two week vacations in the fall, winter and spring, and a two month break in the summer. But every time I have one of these…

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  • Marriage, mercy, writing

    Sunday Stories

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    October 14, 2012

    I heard this story the other day on the radio about a woman who was boarding a plane: A woman was in a hurry to get to her plane from the airport shop she was in, so she grabbed a bag of cookies and a magazine, hurried to her gate…

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    Praying dumbfoundedly

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    October 14, 2012

    You have said, “Seek my face.” My heart says to you, “Your face, LORD, do I seek.”  – Psalm 27   I think the necessity of nursing babies and folding laundry (two things that require- if you want to do it right- undivided attention) are holy prayer places.  When I had…

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  • encouragement, grace, Recipes, the Holy Spirit, writing

    Book report day

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    October 13, 2012

    What a day. A Husband out of town day. A 3rd grader book report day.  A PERFECT Phoenix-area fall weather day!  Its a tease though.  I wish it would stay that way.  Next week it supposed to be in the mid 90’s again.  I’m ready for sweaters, and spice candles,…

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  • confession, fall break, sanctification, sedona

    Oh happy day!

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    October 12, 2012

    Came back from my morning walk and had this song pop in my head.  Nothing like a little Aretha singing the good news to wake you up right! I took the boys to West Fork Trail today, north of Sedona.  It was a beautiful day!  Fall leaves.  Lots of color. …

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  • Haloween, mercy, writing

    All I know is, I once was blind and now I see.- The blind man

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    October 11, 2012

    A few weeks ago one of the students I care for said, “You know I don’t really like Halloween cause of all the scarry stuff.  Scarring people is just rude!”  I couldn’t agree more.  I’m a Halloween scrooge.  As much as I think its fun to dress up in costumes…

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  • faith, trials, words

    I love the smell of freshly baked bread

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    October 10, 2012

    I need to expand my vocabulary. “Yummy”, “cool”, “weird”, “beautiful”, and “awesome” are used way too often. I get tired of editing myself for the multiple use of the same words. Texting is NOT helping. I really don’t know all the texting abbreviations, but I’m starting to find myself wanting…

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  • cooking, teaching

    Summed up thoughts on a Sunday

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    October 8, 2012

    We went to The Mystery Castle in Phoenix today.  Take 7th street as far south as you can go, take a right and you’re there.  There’s a fee to get in, but I think its worth it.  The man who built that place must have been a bit odd, but…

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  • future, hope, learning, parenting, school, unknown

    You never know

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    October 6, 2012

    In the district I work, nurses have to work late on the Thursday of parent/teacher conference night. So last night I was there until eight, hence no blog post. You never know what can happen in a day.  Your house could catch fire.  Your grandchild could drown in your pool…

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    Politics, prayer and predictions

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    October 4, 2012

    I shy away from confrontation. I therefore don’t really enjoy politics or debates. I don’t say this as an indication of my good character. It’s more an indication of my cowardliness and people-approving tendencies. In me is a desire to live, more than speak, my convictions, but I know I…

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