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Monthly Archives: June 2016
Friday, June 17, 2016
I just finished cutting orange vegetables with a red knife as the sun pours evening illumination. It is strange that sunlight makes its way down to our level as a last gesture of the day before disappearing entirely until the … Continue reading
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Thursday, June 16, 2016
Annual Conference is a conference that happens annually. – Perd Hapley This year’s Annual Conference was at the Coldwater Free Methodist Church, which actually serves well-tempered water thanks to modern technology. Many Rev’s* and Del’s** were there to observe this yearly gathering … Continue reading
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Wednesday, June 15, 2016
Today began with a thunderstorm making its way east through Kalamazoo. From a distance it was a masterpiece. When up close, it was best viewed through a window. The streetlights turned back on for a few minutes and, if our … Continue reading
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Tuesday, June 14, 2016
Today Zac and I took a ride around the neighborhood on our bikes. He likes to go super fast then jam his brakes to leave a skid mark. From the tire, I mean. He’s getting better at riding in sync … Continue reading
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Ode to the Last Day of School (by a grateful parent)
I recall last September with her gentle breezes and echoes of Summer when children were at the conclusion of their boredom and parents were at the end of their ropes. When school supplies were cheap Ten notebooks for a … Continue reading
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Monday WebLog
I woke up this morning a full thirty minutes before my alarm went off and made the mistake of going back to sleep. At that point, my body usually does one of two things: I either can’t quite fall back … Continue reading
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