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Tag Archives: grief
The Death of a Friend
Image by Yuri_B My Real Memoir It was a forced friendship. True, Craig was an only child like me, but that was the only thing we had in common. I wasn’t averse to taking risks, but Craig was the most … Continue reading
Bad Luck or Bad Behavior?
Image by Natalie Pearl Wunn The Wishing Map is a full-length fantasy that is being posted episodically at this site. To read the previous episode, click here. To read the entire novel, begin here. After being celebrated as the great … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, The Wishing Map, Books
Tagged C.S. Lewis, fantasy, dragon, failure, young adult, grief, crow
10 Comments
Sorrow – Lessons from Grief
Originally posted on Pics and Posts:
Loss and grief are inevitable parts of life. We know this, but that doesn’t make it easier to manage. In fact, the inevitable is often a source of anxiety for some. Despite how ab-so-lute-ly…
Posted in Quips and Quotes, Writing
Tagged blogging, Featured Blogger, grief, healing, hope, love, personal growth, Psalm 34:18
9 Comments
A Hidden Grief
Photo by K. Mitch Hodge The Wishing Map is a full-length fantasy that is being posted episodically at this site. To read the previous episode, click here. To read the entire novel, begin here. Gina had unwittingly adopted a dragon, making her its dragonmeer, … Continue reading
Posted in Quips and Quotes, Story Power, The Wishing Map
Tagged childhood, compassion, fantasy, grief, loss, Narnia, young adult
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Mint and Grief
Originally posted on where waves grow sweet:
A couple years ago, I planted mint in my herb garden. Having heard of its invasive properties, I kept it in its plastic pot, wrapped thoroughly in mesh fabric to block the drainage…
Posted in For Pastors and Teachers, Quips and Quotes, Religion/Faith, Writing
Tagged blogging, family, Featured Blogger, grief, loss, Romans 8:28
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The Kingdom of Joy
Yesterday, Anne Alexander, a dear friend and longtime missionary who is grieving the recent loss of four loved ones, wrote: “Today I woke early with the thought that my passport is for the Kingdom of Joy, but that I have … Continue reading
Posted in For Pastors and Teachers, Quips and Quotes, Religion/Faith
Tagged 2 Peter 3:12-13, eternity, God, grief, love, Revelation 21:4, tears
28 Comments
A Tribute to My Father
Photo: Train from Sarajevo to Mostar (prg2sg.wordpress.com) It’s hard for me to believe he was born 93 years ago this month. But it’s even harder for me to believe that I’ve outlived my father by 25 years; I could end … Continue reading
Posted in Quips and Quotes, Writing
Tagged blogger, death, family, Featured Blogger, grief, healing, hope, reconciliation
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My grief is a three year old.
Originally posted on yellowlamplight:
I had that thought the other day–that my grief was a three year old. I smiled. I couldn’t help it. The comparison was too humorous. Too true. My grief really is a three year old in…
Posted in Culture, Quips and Quotes, Writing
Tagged blogger, blogging, compassion, featured, grief, hope, love
2 Comments