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Do You Know This Guy?
I know a guy. He’s young (30-something), able bodied, relatively intelligent, but with number of dead brain cells from way too much pill-popping and pot-smoking in his life. (God bless him…if he’d get saved God might be able to work … Continue reading
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It’s a Choice: Are You A Materialistic Christian?
In today’s society, with the ever increasing numbers of young people reaching the age where they are doing their own shopping, materialism seems to be worse than before. Gone are the days of kids being satisfied with a BB gun … Continue reading
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NEWSFLASH: YOU’RE AN ADDICT
You may think you have your friends and family, your employers, your kids’ school teachers, and everyone else fooled into thinking you’re not…….but we all know. Some people may judge you, but we don’t. We love you, but hate … Continue reading
Staying Sane Around An Addict
I have learned that one problem with people who do drugs is that they are self-centered. Drug use is self-gratifying. A person does not get high so someone else will feel no pain, cope, or check out of reality; they … Continue reading
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Tagged addict, Celebrate Recovery, drugs, Nar-Anon, naranon, recovery
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TO ALL PARENTS – By Edgar Guest
TO ALL PARENTS by Edgar Guest “I’ll lend you for a while a child of mine,” He said. “For you to love the while he lives and mourn for when he’s dead. It may be six or seven years, or … Continue reading
Open Letter to My Incarcerated Daughter
Dear Daughter, My heart holds more love for you than you will likely ever know. I have loved you from the moment I knew you had been conceived and I love you now. I don’t like or approve of everything … Continue reading
How It Really Went Down – The Jeffrey Bailey Story
Jeffrey’s life was not altogether unlike many of his generation. At 28 years old he was a strikingly handsome man with a beautiful smile and a caring heart. He was intelligent and well spoken. Jeffrey, like many these days, had … Continue reading
Losing Yourself in Parenthood
I had a conversation with one of my adult daughters recently. I called her, concerned that we’d not spoken recently, but moreover perplexed that her Facebook account had disappeared from cyberspace. Her sisters and I were wondering what was going … Continue reading
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Tagged domestic engineer, mom, mommy, motherhood, pressure, self-discovery, self-fulfilment, super mom, supermom, time management for moms, toddlers, wife
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