I'm amazed at my dog's loyalty to me. As a rule, she really only wants to be wherever I am. When I feed her in the morning, I stay in the room where her dish is because she'll follow me out of the room rather than eat if I go elsewhere in the house. If …
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Leap Year Lesson #301: I Should’ve Taken Them Fishing More Often
Continuing to reflect on the movie Courageous that I watched Saturday night, I'll share one partial lesson. I intend to write a longer blog post for my son's blog in the weeks ahead on the subject of "What I Would Do Different" as a parent if I had the luxury of a second chance. For …
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Leap Year Lesson #289: Absence Makes the Heart Grow Fonder
When we hear the phrase "absence makes the heart grow fonder," we usually hear it in the context of being apart from loved ones and the desire that grows to be reunited when separated from them. Today's application of the statement is in a very different context - coworkers. With periodic vacations, trips, and various …
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Leap Year Lesson #287: There Is Too Little Unconditional Love in the World
Continuing with my dog-inspired lessons for this weekend, I want to share with you a brief encounter from Saturday night. While sitting in my recliner with books spread around me, studying and prepping to teach my Bible study class Sunday, my dog Callie decided she wanted to be in the middle of things. That's quite …
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Leap Year Lesson #281: You Need Some Traditions
My wife and I spent a few hours today on our annual tradition of strolling through the St. James Court Art Show in Louisville, KY. With 750 artists from throughout North America and guest artists from outside the continent, it is an amazing collection of talent and creativity that fills numerous streets in Old Louisville. …
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