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    A gracious woman gets honor, and violent men get riches.- Proverbs 11:16

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    August 20, 2012

    I get myopic real easy.  Especially when I’m in pain.  I need to go to church once a week if for no other reason than to get my head pulled out of the proverbial sand and aimed higher than Tuesday! I’ve used up the 9 volt battery in my Tens…

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  • giving thanks, Multitudes on Mondays

    Poor in spirit

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    August 14, 2012

    I am poor in what really counts.  I long for it.  I hunger for it.  I thirst for it.   I fear life is just too easy for a 30 something mom in a two-income house in 2012 U.S.A. to really grow rich in faith and Christ-likeness. I want to embrace…

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  • church, parenting, prayer, school nursing

    The Adam and Eve Principle: No matter how good a parent you are, your child is still capable on any given day of doing something despicable, disgusting, or depraved.- John K. Rosemond

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    August 13, 2012

    On the last week of summer break I bought a puzzle Connor asked for as an indoor activity we could do together. I learned a few things. First, Connor is too on-the-go for puzzles (If you’ve known Connor for 5 minutes you know this.  I’ve known him from day one…

    Continue reading →: The Adam and Eve Principle: No matter how good a parent you are, your child is still capable on any given day of doing something despicable, disgusting, or depraved.- John K. Rosemond
  • church, parenting, school nursing

    The night before the first day of school

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    August 6, 2012

    Well its the last night of summer break for my kids. Even though I started back to work last week on Wednesday tomorrow will FEEL like my first day back to work. The start and end of a school year as a school nurse are the busiest. I couldn’t get…

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  • concentration, growing up, humility, memory, multitasking, My kids

    Loosing teeth and multitasking

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    July 25, 2012

    My 9 year old has lost 3 teeth since Friday! He’s growing so fast. I was thinking about how loosing our teeth may be one of God’s ways of saying, “You have to be humbled before you can be lifted up.” We go from strong, meat ripping teeth, to gums,…

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  • malibu

    Favorite shots from Malibu area

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    July 23, 2012

    Pelicans? I think these are pelicans (actually I keep calling them blue heron but my hubby says they’re pelicans).  They kept flying over the shoreline in groups and getting REAL close to the waves.  So purposeful and serene.  It was really cool!   Feet and Foam Everytime I see the…

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  • Coronodo Beach, photos

    Favorite shots from Coronodo Beach

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    July 20, 2012

    Unsuspecting boy playing in sand.  Dad 10 feet away. Unsuspecting boy hollers for his brother to check out the “gold” in the sand.  Dad gets an idea.  Unsuspecting boy continues digging for “gold”.  Dad moves in for his move. Unsuspecting boy bends further for more gold.  Dad places foot in…

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  • grace

    “A journey is like marriage. The certain way to be wrong is to think you control it.” – John Steinbeck

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    July 19, 2012

    We’ve been gone for 17 days on our annual trek to Northern Cali and Southern Oregon.  It feels like “three months”- as my youngest announced today.  We made a ton of memories.  I wanted to blog my way through the trip, by posting each day, but Internet wasn’t always available…

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  • giving thanks, submission, summer vacation

    "Thanksland" and a test in hupotosso-ing

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    June 28, 2012

    It’s been three days of prepping for our road trip tomorrow plus the daily things a mom of two boys home on summer vacation do. I know it sounds kind of goofy, but the Parent For A Day game was a such a success so I went with it and…

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    Counting Gifts

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    June 25, 2012

    55. an uninterrupted hour this morning to look in the mirror get washed clean 56. cool shelter from the summer heat (it’s 90 by 8am… going to be 106 today) 57. the collection on the shelf reminding me to trust in His grace and the folly of trusting in idols…

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