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“no” = “I don’t love you”?

Posted on January 20, 2016 by wordhabit

We’re afraid to be honest but when we are honest we’re afraid to be wrong so then we lose all sense of gentleness. It’s a mess.

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…processing 

Posted on December 31, 2015 by wordhabit

It’s the last day of the year and I have many regrets. I’ll fill your eyes with none of them, at least not in full detail. Why bother? They’re in the past.  Yet I bring them up because I’ve grown up with the message that we shouldn’t have regrets and, well, I think that’s unrealistic….

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ask & try, ask & try

Posted on December 22, 2015 by wordhabit

My friend and fellow campus minister, Heather, and I often joke about the things we do in our jobs that Seminary didn’t teach us. These things typically fall into the “pesky” box. We’d rather ignore them, delegate them, toss them out the window…but can’t. Today another such thing fell into my lap. I suppose I…

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cars, food, babies

Posted on December 17, 2015 by wordhabit

I couldn’t just Facebook this. I had to blog so that I can more easily return to this memory when she’s 16 and we’re discussing the complex yet uncomplicated nature of boys.  Today I ate lunch outside of our house while sitting in the car. No, it wasn’t food I picked up en route. It…

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God, help us. 

Posted on November 18, 2015 by wordhabit

Just heard a news headline about other states wanting to adopt a TN law that makes it possible to charge as criminals mothers who birth a drug-dependent baby. Many of these mothers aren’t getting prenatal care… So what happens to these mothers and what happens to their babies? Whether they choose jail time or rehab,…

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Some things I’ll never know

Posted on November 12, 2015 by wordhabit

I haven’t anything brilliant to say. I’m simply thinking about how vastly different this life is from the place I currently call home.  Sometimes I wonder what growing up here would have looked like. Would we have stayed in South London or moved out? Would these streets be familiar to me? Would I be married…

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Remember

Posted on November 11, 2015 by wordhabit

 [wpvideo ic9gilNb] I’ve never been one who cared to remember dates during history classes. It felt like a chore–chores were dull. And as a result of my “I don’t care” attitude (which probably stemmed not from truly not caring but from being frustrated by the effort it took to remember) there’s much even beyond dates that…

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