Monthly Archives: September 2021

Ready to go … almost

            If leaving an item or two behind hints a reluctance to depart, Dear One obviously had mixed feelings about attending a men’s retreat last weekend. Whatever his feelings about the weekend’s events, I welcomed the prospect of a couple days … Continue reading

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Laundry then and now

 I watched the young woman hoist a basket of laundry, and I commented, “More wash to do?” “With children, there is laundry every day,” she said abruptly. Somehow it reminded me of a conversation with a friend who picked up … Continue reading

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The seatbelt that saved her life twice

The screech of tires, smashing of glass and impact of metal against metal abruptly ended my friend’s ride home from work. Having her car totaled and herself bruised shocked her. In time however it revealed a life saving miracle.   “A … Continue reading

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