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Welcome to another day to practice grace

by Kristin on April 5, 2009

in Love, family & community

Saying “I’m sorry” can be hard. Living it day by day is more important.

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Daily defying what it means to be a divorced-Christian-liberal-remarried-Midwestern-mommy-writer.

Todd S.: Conversation reminds me of the scene from Mad Men where Don is pitching Kodak on his concept for the slide...

Gary L Howe: Ran across this site, thought I’d share. A reminder perhaps that the images that we take may have...

Katie Z.: oh – I meant to add, after I read the comment about broken bones – I have pictures of all of my...

Katie Z.: I think since we have had a digital camera we get a lot more of those “ugly” shots. The weird...

Kristin T.: Gary, don’t forget post-accident and -surgery shots! I’m sure there’s a big clientele...

@bethannon I know! so fascinating. in reply to bethannon 1 week ago

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Why I don’t want to share the gospel

Shifting my definition of “the Gospel:” It’s about unity in differences.

Decisions and non-decisions

Do you want pastors to soothe and entertain or to make the comfortable less so?

Picture perfect?

Are we telling lies or celebrating truth through our photographs?

Regrets, simple pleasures & turning points

I’m finally taking my turn with the 10 questions I asked YOU.

Crying our way to survival

Crying & empathy have a place in this survival-of-the-fittest world.

What sort of residue are you leaving on others?

Why does authenticity equal being a downer & being positive feels fake?

An uphill climb, from death to meaning

Grieving a friend’s death reminds me that endings are also beginnings.

We’ve got those end-of-summer greys

The start of school is all about embracing mixed emotions.