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Tag Archives: life lessons
Honey, I Need You
Like most married couples, Chrisie and I have developed our own language over the years. We may speak English, but certain words and phrases have meanings unique to our relationship. Some are recognizable to others and I imagine other couples … Continue reading →
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Tagged fulfillment, funny conversations, husband, husband and wife, journey, life lessons, marriage, need, relationships, wife
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So That’s What It’s Like
I sat in my truck in one of the many quick oil change places in Clarksville. I only vaguely paid attention to the calls of, “Ready on bay 1,” and the gentle rocking of the truck as they opened the … Continue reading →
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Tagged 3 000 mile myth, cool, funny, life lessons, Motor oil, oil change, Patrick Dempsey, popularity, rapid oil change
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Okay, Cry
As I write this, it’s been nearly a year and a half since our son, Jackson, was born. He came almost a month early, but the delivery was smooth and we thought everything was fine. We thought. I was so … Continue reading →
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Tagged birth, emotion, fatherhood, hospital, jaundice, joy, life lessons, Neonatal ICU, NICU, premature babies, sadness, tears, Vanderbilt, Vanderbilt Children's Hospital, weeping
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One Little Girl
I recently ran across an essay I wrote around 2002. I wrote it for myself and no one other than my wife has ever read it. As I read it with the benefit of experience, I was struck by how … Continue reading →
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Tagged conscience, essay, life lessons, one little girl, world change, Writing
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My Favorite Story to Tell
The first job I ever held was in a cinnamon roll shop at Governor’s Square Mall in Clarksville. Whenever I was on break from icing the rolls and serving customers, my favorite thing to do was to wander and people … Continue reading →
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Certified
Anyone who had ever attended more than one college level course has run in to a particular type of professor that is completely taken with him- or herself. They are the type to mention what degrees they have, all their … Continue reading →
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Explosions of Flavor
Back in 2007, I traveled with our campus ministry to HUT, which is kind of a missionary training camp, but also an excellent place to learn about the challenges faced in third world countries and poverty-stricken rural areas (including in … Continue reading →
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Tagged campfire, cooking, Drinking water, fire, fire building, friendship, hunger, life lessons, making a difference, mission, poor, Poverty, Recreation, rural
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