Month: September 2014

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Sep 30, 2014

All for one, one for all–that’s family

09/29/14, Grounds for Insanity–It was a pair of socks. OK. So here, it’s always “a pair of socks.” Or rather, singles looking to be pairs. After years of laundering every

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Sep 23, 2014

Times tough for tooth fairy, stingers, and candidates vetted by Little

I was standing at the bathroom sink when I saw it. Glancing up at the corner where the shower meets the ceiling, there it was. It crouched, dark, menacing, a

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Sep 16, 2014

You were created on purpose, so live without fear

It was pea soup. Murk. London Harbor, judging by the thick fog that had rolled in overnight, blurring the landscape in greys. Soldiering through, I deposited Inspector Gadget and his

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Sep 09, 2014

When you “end up in Nappanee,” Jesus can help

It was the last FFF (Fun, Free Friday) of the summer. Here, one non-driving teen was needing a ride to the high school where the cross-country team was hoofing it

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Sep 02, 2014

Winning and losing, life lessons found in sports

I’d put it to him at dinner one night. There he sat, my blue-eyed, sandy-haired kid with the freckles on his nose and a corn cob in his hand. With

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