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Birthday Season (And Sabbatical)

Posted on February 28th, 2012 :: 8:59 amFebruary 28th, 2012 :: 2:20 am by Greg

Birthday season is upon us here in the Campbell home. Today is the first of three birthdays in two weeks. We’ll be celebrating it up in our typical style—the birthday girl will be well-celebrated! (If you’d like to read the story of her very first birthday, please do…) So, with that information in hand, I…

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Disappointment

Posted on February 24th, 2012 :: 11:59 pmFebruary 25th, 2012 :: 12:02 am by Greg

Everywhere I turn these days it seems I am dealing with disappointment. Failure. Unachieved goals, unmet expectations. Nothing is going the way it is supposed to, or like it used to… One disappointment after another. And I’m not just talking about being let down by other people. In fact, I think the disappointments that affect…

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Working

Posted on February 21st, 2012 :: 4:00 amFebruary 21st, 2012 :: 12:01 am by Greg

Time to write has been lessened a bit these days as work demands have increased for a variety of reasons. Definitely something to be thankful for when stories of unemployment rates frequent the pages of news sources. And I am grateful. I’m grateful that I have this job that allows me to work from home….

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And Life Moves On

Posted on February 16th, 2012 :: 4:00 amFebruary 16th, 2012 :: 12:56 am by Greg

Yesterday was full. I had a ton of work to do, I had bills to manage (and even more I needed to figure out how to manage), I had plans to attend to, people to meet up with, and even books I was trying to read. My list of things to do was long, and…

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Children Obey Your Parents

Posted on February 14th, 2012 :: 4:00 amFebruary 14th, 2012 :: 2:36 am by Greg

We had an interesting conversation with our teenager the other night. Ian is thirteen. That means he’s officially a teenager. He’s been there—especially in his own mind—for quite a while now, even before the calendar said he was. That’s how he came into the world, actually. He’s usually ahead of the game. And that’s his…

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[From The Archive] Feeling Loved, And Lovable

Posted on February 11th, 2012 :: 4:00 amFebruary 13th, 2012 :: 2:33 pm by Greg

This week’s trip into the Archive will be much shorter than last week’s (sorry about the link overload with that one!) Maybe because there’s been so much to read here lately that I want to give you a break… But probably more because the content of this previously-posted article is beautiful in its simplicity. I’m…

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The Reading Chair Beckons

Posted on February 9th, 2012 :: 4:00 amFebruary 9th, 2012 :: 12:07 am by Greg

All day I have been thinking, I would like to sit down and write this article, or that one; things I have had knocking around in my brain and at least partly begun as drafts. But somehow almost immediately after I’ve had that thought another quickly replaces it: It’s really time to read! I have…

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Imitation: The Highest Form of Flattery

Posted on February 8th, 2012 :: 4:00 amFebruary 8th, 2012 :: 2:22 am by Greg

Tonight at the dinner table, our youngest boy—who bears a good deal of physical resemblance to his Daddy—was particularly tuned in to my every move. He was watching (and mimicking) everything that I did. When I leaned forward onto my elbows to rest my head in my hands and wipe the tired of the recent…

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Completely Plagiarized (With References)

Posted on February 2nd, 2012 :: 4:00 amFebruary 2nd, 2012 :: 12:46 am by Greg

Tonight I need to let some other words speak for me. If you’ll permit me, the rest of this post is entirely copied selections from the Bible. (New Living Translation if not otherwise noted.) They are words we are feeling strengthened by today. Perhaps they’ll do so for you, too. (And, does it really count…

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My Vice?

Posted on January 31st, 2012 :: 5:00 amJanuary 31st, 2012 :: 10:15 am by Greg

Everyone has a vice. Something they just can’t say “No” to, no matter how hard they try. If it’s a true vice, not only can we not say “No”, often we don’t even want to refuse to indulge ourselves in this pleasure that holds such sway over our will. Mine… is books. I just can’t…

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