Lady of Longbourn
Sunday, November 26, 2006

What Kind of Mother?

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Amy posted this article about not being the mother she imagined. Funny, because I've been thinking this weekend of things I'll teac...
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Sermons or Parables?

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Do you ever sit in church or a Christian gathering and just think the devotional or sermon isn't really necessary? The songs said it all...
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Acronyms

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Acronym. It's a good word. I like the word "anacronym" too, which is the reverse of acronyms. Anacronyms are puzzles they g...
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Fueling Obsessions

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A confession: I'm in love with Chicago. When I'm there, I feel at home. It was said once that " America is my country and Paris...
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Changing Church Part VII

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Pastor Will came home after a day full of visits. He had made it a point to meet with each of his deacons this week. Other families called w...
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Wednesday, November 22, 2006

Turkey

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Happy Thanksgiving! This is the one thing I've written that I most want lots of people to read. If I had only found it in a book I would...
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Monday, November 20, 2006

Changing Church Part VI

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The brown-suited man sat down with a humph. “What about offerings?” asked the head of the stewardship committee. Anne smiled. This was one s...
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Saturday, November 18, 2006

Elections, Conservatives, and Iraq

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One week ago last Tuesday, national election results left me reeling. History could have taught me to expect a shift of power. History could...
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Wednesday, November 15, 2006

Vegetables

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Studies keep coming forth that sing the praises of vegetables. Nutritionists tell you how much of which kinds of vegetables to eat. Major ne...
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Tuesday, November 14, 2006

Ebenezer

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Since the holidays are almost upon us, I'll play some holiday trivia. Without researching, answer the following two questions. In what b...
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A forty-something homeschool graduate who once promised her mother she didn't need to learn grammar because she'd never be an author is hopelessly a writer at heart. I'm a Christian who loves to ask thoughtful questions, and who finds thought-provoking material in unlikely sources. A lady in waiting, I'm the oldest of six children still living at home, pursuing the efficient acquisition of knowledge through books and practice.
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