Thinking isn’t always a good thing—especially when it gets in the way of acting.
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by Kristin on January 29, 2013
Thinking isn’t always a good thing—especially when it gets in the way of acting.
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by Kristin on May 10, 2012
Can we love the “what” of people without loving the “who?”
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by Kristin on January 15, 2011
Striving for a better world can be scary business.
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What are Christians so afraid of? Let’s at least start asking the question.
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by Kristin on June 5, 2009
One week of sadness & celebration, raw emotions & new beginnings.
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by Kristin on May 1, 2009
Choose your battles—and how you want to fight them.
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The Obamas inspire thoughts on a certain kind of closeness.
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by Kristin on January 20, 2009
I’m pretty good at being alone, but some moments demand to be shared.
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Photo by Jason Rogers Walking a line is one of the hardest things in life to do. Johnny Cash wrote a song about it then proved just how difficult it was to actually accomplish (if the song is indeed about faithfulness to his first wife, as it seems). There are a variety of lines we […]
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by Kristin on November 5, 2008
The first presidential election I remember was in 1980, the year Ronald Reagan was voted into office. I was ten—the same age as my daughter Quillin is now. The day after Reagan’s landslide victory, I wrote this deadpan sentiment in my journal: “Yesterday Ronald Reagan was elected president. Dad says we’re moving to Canada.” Last […]
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Daily defying what it means to be a divorced-Christian-liberal-remarried-Midwestern-mommy-writer.
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