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Monthly Archives: December 2015
2015/2016
New Years Eve has a Christmas Eve vibe to it because we get to wake up tomorrow to something yet unknown, like some kind of fresh start, a clean slate, a brand new shared experience. Sure, we could set goals … Continue reading
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Cafe 80’s… In My Garage
Remember that scene in Back to the Future II (of course you do) where Elijah Wood and Repair Technician 2 (credited) fix the Wild Gunman arcade game in the Cafe 80’s? One of the kids says “my dad taught me how … Continue reading
The Little Victories
Having a daughter with special needs changes the landscape of parenting from day one. What came naturally for our boys over a matter of weeks ends up being a multi-year victory for her. Take, for example, potty training. How amazing … Continue reading
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HBD Z
Today our Jedi turns 7. I’ve been in a subtle state of shock all day, thanks in part to Facebook’s time-machine reminder of a picture I posted of him as a newborn baby, still covered in that miraculous gak. Maybe … Continue reading
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Advent Wait, Wait…
I like Advent because it’s rude. Advent rudely pushes back against our consumer culture. Advent pulls the reigns back and says “not so fast, pal.” I need something to slow me down. Advent is rude enough to do just that, … Continue reading
Changes at PFM (Third Service)
This Sunday, December 20, 2015, PFM will hold its final Third Service. We’re stepping forward into a new Sunday morning format starting January 3, 2016, with two essentially identical worship services at 9am and 11am. I’ll be taking on the … Continue reading
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