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Tag Archives: relationships
Headed for Home? Or Headed for Hell?
Source: Lavie Zine My Real Memoir By the time I turned 11, my brief flirt with faith (“Hello, is anyone there?” Cue crickets. “I guess not.”) was beginning to fade. I was a boy agnostic with a taste for shiny … Continue reading
Posted in For Pastors and Teachers, Humor, Memoir
Tagged agnostic, bad behavior, funny, home, My Real Memoir, relationships, youth
20 Comments
A Skewered Look at Life
Skip to conten My Featured Blogger this week is Rolli of Rollistuff. Rolli is a writer, cartoonist and songwriter, as well as the author of acclaimed books for adults and children, including Kabungo and The Sea-Wave. His fiction, poetry, essays, cartoons and … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Quips and Quotes, Writing
Tagged blogging, cartoons, Featured Blogger, funny, life, reality, relationships
7 Comments
Insurmountable
Erasure Poetry Collage My Featured Blogger this week is Constance (Conny) Bourg of Tender Rebellion. Conny is a poet, essayist and digital collage artist who lives on the Flemish coast of Belgium. Her work is sometimes direct, sometimes cryptic, and … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Quips and Quotes, Writing
Tagged Belgium, blogging, communication, Featured Blogger, Flemish, love, relationships
6 Comments
Broken Relationships
Sign spotted in a taxi cab Thought for the Week Whatever your biggest priority is, whatever you’re most passionately or desperately trying to accomplish in life — if it’s not about relationships, it should be number two on your To … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Quips and Quotes
Tagged Matthew 5:23-24, museum, purpose, relationships, taxi cab, thought for the week, to do lists, unique
38 Comments
Beyond Valentine’s Day
Soulmate (noun): Someone you’re “made for” and don’t have to work at loving. Someone you choose to continue loving every day. Love is a choice we keep on making.
Posted in Humor, Popular Culture & Entertainment, Quips and Quotes
Tagged cartoon, commitment, funny, love, relationships, soulmate, Valentine's Day
22 Comments
Things Take Time
Background photo by Sarah Shull Thought for the Week I have an impatience problem. No, scratch that, I don’t have an impatience problem, I’m actually quite good at it. My patience, on the other hand, could use some work. In … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Quips and Quotes
Tagged accomplishments, impatience, motivation, patience, Piet Hein, relationships, thought for the week, wisdom
22 Comments
Something Wonderfully Wrong
On a blustery January day 39 years ago, I met a girl who loved God and Shakespeare (in that order). She was smart. Creative. And as pretty as English china. Outwardly decorous, inwardly stubborn—Jane Austen meets the Rebel Alliance. I thought … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Memoir
Tagged dating, God, January, love, marriage, relationships, romance, Shakespeare
109 Comments
Our Masterpiece
Photo by Ashwini Chaudhary I love the fact that the sky is always changing, never exactly the same, sometimes subtly different, sometimes breathtakingly so. Last night the moon was a shimmering crescent cradled by a perfectly-formed diamond of zelkova branches. … Continue reading
Posted in For Pastors and Teachers
Tagged anniversary, challenges, God, life, love, marriage, relationships, romance, unique
72 Comments
Every Day is Mother’s Day
I took this photo of my wife and our recently-born first child when my wife was exhausted. And yet all I see is her bottomless, heart-melting love. “Call your mother. Tell her you love her. Remember, you’re the only person … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, For Pastors and Teachers, Quips and Quotes
Tagged children, holiday, love, Mother's Day, parenting, Rachel Wolchin, relationships
25 Comments
Can We Reverse Our “Wing Flaps”?
Photo by Nathan Dumlao Thought for the Week I find the butterfly effect intriguing: the idea that the mere flap of a butterfly’s wing in, say, Nebraska could start a chain reaction leading to a tsunami in Sr Lanka. The point … Continue reading