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Doors Are Always Open
by JOHN DE SILVA
She substituted this lack of partnership to the extravagance and flamboyant lifestyle - looking for a man who could accompany her to so called: cream of society, until she finally realized that she has to knock on the door -- look for her family.
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After The Funeral (my mother-in-law's)
by Genuine Suede
Mom left a terrible hole in our lives when she passed away. It was hard to feel everything had changed, and yet see that nothing had changed.
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Father's Day Gifts
by Mark Bell
It can be a scary thing when your past comes looking for you. A true story.
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Mister Donut
by Pam Ford Davis
Donut lovers unite.
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When I was a kid
by Alex Dixon
When I was a kid, I felt sorry for myself that I was poorer than everyone else. Now I realise how blessed I really was.
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A 3rd "Dementia Day" Snapshot (A Dementia Story of Love)
by Marijo Phelps
Dauther's view of dementia in her paretns.
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The Best Way to Get Your Child Into Bed and to Sleep at Night Christian Bed Time Stories
by Rev. Bill Langford
Children often resist going to bed or going to sleep and test our skills at parenting. We often have to make the choice with our children of being the authority and leaving no room for doubt, or of allowing them to make a decision, with some gentle guidance of course. The important thing to remember is that Jesus never asked us to do anything without offering a reward and also spelling things out clearly. We should do the same with our children and here is how.
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The Unbelievable Day My Dad Died
by Marijo Phelps
the day my Dad met my heavenly Father!
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A Prayer to Jesus (Dementia Sotry of Love)
by Marijo Phelps
The cry of a daughter taking care of two aging parents.
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Another Day in the Life of Early Dementia (A Dementia Story of Love Series)
by Marijo Phelps
"YOU will be responsible if somethign BAD happens!"
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A Day in the Life of Early Dementia (Dementia Story of Love)
by Marijo Phelps
Do you have a relative that you suspect might be in early stages of dementia? Read on.
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My Dad Came to Jesus
by Marijo Phelps
My very German father prayed for forgiveness and then it took 8 years before he told anyone!
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Life in 140 Characters or Less
by Janet Morris Grimes
Today we would call this a "status update," but give me a sweet memory and a hug from a friend any day.
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More Pancakes Please!
by Pam Ford Davis
Stir up a batch today!
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Sipping From Straws
by Pam Ford Davis
Are your children making memories?
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Just Call Me Baby
by Sherrie Coronas
A mother-daughter relationship evolves over the decades yet confirms the age old saying: The more things change, the more they stay the same.
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Bye Bye Love
by Pam Ford Davis
Humor is all around us.
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LONELY WOMAN
by Tom Zart
Our challenges are many and vary greatly
Raising children in earth's ungodly throng.
Jesus never vows to remove all difficulty
Only His wisdom to endure what's wrong.
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Remembering Mom
by Marijo Phelps
I had no clue this was my mom's last day this side of eternity!
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The Lord Wants Clingy Men and Women
by Stanley Hasegawa
We can be clingy men and women or we can let ruin and "good-for-nothingness" take over our lives. We can raise our children to be clingy men and women or we can allow them to follow the stubborn inclinations of their own hearts and let ruin and "good-for-nothingness" take over their lives. God wants men and women who cling tightly to him like knit boxers. (see Jeremiah 13:1-11, NET Bible or NRSV)
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United we stand
by Norma-Anne Hough
"The Twin Towers have been attacked!"they yelled, running into the lounge to switch on the television.
Our feelings and emotions watching the tv coverage of an event which shook the world.
As South Africans we were deeply saddened and shocked by this act of terrorism.
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A Profitable Day at the Creek
by Judy Doyle
What would you do if you found $250 floating in a creek? Jody Callahan had to decide whether she'd return or keep the money.
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THE ANGEL AND THE CYGNET story
by Richard L. Provencher
From the pond below, burping sounds rose in the stillness. Froggy mouths gulped in wonder. Who was this stranger in their midst?
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Abstinence is a Good Thing
by Bridgette Mongeon
Abstinence is a choice and one that can be made at an early age. This article shares the real story of a young girl who made a decision to stay abstinent and how she managed to keep that commitment until marriage. The article is an excerpt from a podcast on the subject. A link to the podcast mp3 is also available to accompany the article should you like to use that as well.
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Whiskers Against My Cheek
by Pam Ford Davis
Father's Day is a special time of remembering.
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Meeting Daddy
by Kathy Willis
Cynthia Ruchti shares a personal story and insight to family relationships. Great Father's Day content.
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FATHERS
by willetta pilcher
Fathers! Men facing nearly insurmountable odds at times to fulfill their responsibility and they do it with determination.
They've taken a beating in society. They've been portrayed as weak, as wimpish, self-indulgent, lazy, drunken sots, sex-crazed, and almost any other unsavory characteristic of which one can think. And of course there are those who fit the scenario but I find, as I look around, that most men do not fit those categories. I suppose it all depends on where you look but this is what I see.
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CALLING OF THE LOONS story
by Richard L. Provencher
Colin's thoughts were mixed up as he watched his grandfather work on the campfire. "Okay, I guess," he said sadly. He helped a little, then a lot -- and the dark cloud finally left his thoughts.
"Granddad, do loons ever fight?" he asked.
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Hand Brakes
by Pam Ford Davis
Did you have a secret wish?
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MEMORIES OF MY OLDEST BROTHER, ONAS PARTIII
by Verna Mull
The rest of my memories of my oldest brother
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