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Category Archives: Loving our Neighbors
Zombie Apocalypse or Breath of God: A Life Choice
Zombies move and act alive–sort of. They don’t actually possess the breath of life, which means they’re actually, deceptively dead. Are you–am I–living a zombie sort of life? On Memorial Day, Jeff and I watched a movie about D-Day (see … Continue reading
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Tagged Breath of God, Breathe on Me, Seattle Pacific University
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Can an Owl and Mouse Help Save a Divided Community?
Please see below for a corrected time for the NOVEMBER 21st event at White Center Library. You’re invited to a BOOK LAUNCH PARTY! Sophie Topfeather, Superstar!, the sequel to Sophie’s Quest, is nearly here, and will be available for sale … Continue reading
Choking Back Tears at Fred Meyer?
Doesn’t feel like there’s much we can do these days against the tidal wave of anger and senseless violence that keeps crashing all around us. Anguish seems to be everywhere! Pushing my grocery cart past the seasonal clearance aisle on … Continue reading
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Interview with Talking Animals #3: Wilbur and a Friend Worth its Weight in . . .Junk?
Greetings! Maybe for today, Salutations! On this Labor Day weekend we come to the last of our summertime interviews where we’ve explored the wit and wisdom of talking animals in literature. We’ve talked with the Beavers from the Lion, the … Continue reading
Before We Gloat, Flee, or Fight Back
Dear Blog Friends, How are you feeling today, the Sunday after an astonishing Supreme Court decision? My hunch is it comes close to one of the three listed above. Whatever your opinion, and I know that all three are probably … Continue reading
The Pitfalls and Privilege of Diversity
My Ethiopian friend, last Monday morning, leaned over the circulation desk with that look–I’ve blogged about that before–that look that tells me he’s about to share something important to him from his Orthodox culture. “Everyone at church yesterday was sobbing. They … Continue reading
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Tagged diversity, Ethiopia
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“Even a Child is Known by His Actions” (Prov. 20:11): A Valentine’s Day Tribute
This post started out as a mini-rant about how appalling it was that a group of sixth graders couldn’t agree on any game to play together except for a certain gun game. When I reminded them (for the zillionth time … Continue reading
Posted in Holidays, Loving our Neighbors, School
Tagged author visit, loving our neighbor, School, Valentine's Day
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