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This is a blog by a wife, mother, physician, seminarian, consummate journaler and deep-thinker, that turned into a cancer blog (that may one day turn back into a regular blog). To learn more and see suggestions for where to start, click on the “about” link to the left. Welcome!

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Personal Spiritual Retreats
Apr 21

Apr 21 Personal Spiritual Retreats

Esther
life practice

how to begin having regular, extended time spent in solitude with God

Compensatory Control
Apr 17

Apr 17 Compensatory Control

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marriage, parenting, life practice

how loss of control in one area of life can make us more controlling in others, in ways that affect our parenting, marriage, and everyday lives

Learning Rest
Apr 14

Apr 14 Learning Rest

Esther
life practice

learning to rest as much as we’ve learned to work, through exploring what it means to truly cease and truly restore

Paper Dates
Apr 10

Apr 10 Paper Dates

Esther
parenting

the currency of attention: practices that prompt us to give our children undivided attention

The Keeping of Living Things
Apr 7

Apr 7 The Keeping of Living Things

Esther
parenting, life practice

household theology: of teeth, thorns, and doing again what was done before

The Witnessed Life
Apr 3

Apr 3 The Witnessed Life

Esther
bible, parenting

how the pandemic has brought to light the importance of being seen

The Unreliable Narrator
Mar 31

Mar 31 The Unreliable Narrator

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marriage, parenting

The story I am telling myself is . . .

Learning to Listen, Learning to See
Mar 27

Mar 27 Learning to Listen, Learning to See

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bible

repetition morphs meaning: two examples of how repetition during memorization can affect Biblical meaning

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