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Liken their grief experience to throwing a 500 piece puzzle up into the air and them putting the pieces together one by one as each piece falls. As we all know from our own puzzle work, not all of the pieces fit until other ones have fallen into place. Just as it’s a grief journey
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When Hope was playing the violin, I ended up getting myself a full size violin (inexpensive) and I learned how to play violin with her. It taught me a lot about music, for one thing, but it was also a chance for the kids to see that I struggled too. I wasn’t just Mom; I
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A few years ago, I was on a camping trip with my church group in the hot Southern California mountains. As I stood there in the sun, my vision started to blur, and my head began to pound. I leaned against my friend in front of me and attempted to steady my breathing. Then I
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Which of us hasn’t delighted anew in Christmas on seeing it through our children’s eyes? Bleariness from staying up till 2 AM to assemble a dollhouse or bicycle is washed away in the joy we take on hearing joyous cries of “Santa’s come!” even if it’s a mere three hours after we finally fell into
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12 Great Beach Reads for Adults and Teens When the sun is high in the sky and every day is above seventy degrees, it is officially time for you and your family to start compiling a list of beach reads for the summer. There are always new books being released, but not all of them
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At the age of 20, Benjamin Franklin discovered the importance of self-improvement. He created a 13-week self-improvement challenge, pushing himself to meet the demands of a new virtue each week. Here are Benjamin Franklin’s 13 virtues, which continue to be relevant today. 1. Temperance Don’t eat until you’re stuffed, and don’t drink until you puke.
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