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Category Archives: Random
If I Could Erase One Event From History
If I could erase one event from history, I’d choose the Holocaust. But changing one moment can alter everything that follows, which makes the question far more complicated than it first appears. Continue reading
The One Conspiracy Theory I Actually Believe
I don’t believe most conspiracy theories, from fake moon landings to frozen Walt Disney. But I’ve never been fully convinced that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone. Continue reading
When Planning Has to Give Way to Trust
I can plan, prepare and make the best decisions I can. But eventually, I have to let go of what I can’t control and trust the Lord with the unknown. Continue reading
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Tagged Christian living, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-2856, faith, Matthew 6, Proverbs 3, trust, trusting God, uncertainty, worry
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When It Became My House—The Moment I Felt Like an Adult
One Christmas made me realize people were coming to my house now. One Thanksgiving made me realize I had to decide what kind of house they were coming to. Continue reading
Posted in Daily Prompt, Random
Tagged adulthood, Christmas, compassion, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-2855, family, Growing Up, home, memories, parenting, responsibility, thanksgiving
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The Story Between the Lines: The Man Who Had to See for Himself
He started with curiosity, technical papers, and a willingness to figure things out for himself. Years later, that same drive carried him to one of the most inaccessible places on Earth. Continue reading
Best Restaurants in Jacksonville: My Local Favorites
Jacksonville has no shortage of great places to eat. From fine dining at Restaurant Medure to Italian at Catullo’s, tacos at TacoLu and enormous sandwiches at Blue Boy, the “best” restaurant depends on what you’re craving. Continue reading
Apparently, We’re Time Traveling Again
Three days after asking what message I’d want from my future self, WordPress turned the time machine around and asked what I’d tell my past self. Apparently, we’re stuck in a temporal loop. Continue reading
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Tagged blogging, Daily Prompt, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-2853, future self, humor, Past Self, time travel, WordPress daily prompt, writing prompts
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Dinner With a Dead Author (and One Live One)
If WordPress is providing a time machine, the guest list gets complicated fast. Poe, King, Twain, Hemingway, Paul, and C.S. Lewis all make the cut—but one of them would probably turn dinner into a college education. Continue reading
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Tagged books, C.S. Lewis, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-2852, Edgar Allan Poe, Ernest Hemingway, literature, Mark Twain, Stephen King, writers, writing
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The Stranger Who Restored My Faith in People
We were stranded on a rural Georgia road after hitting a deer when a stranger stopped to help. Nearly twelve years later, I still remember what his simple act of kindness taught me about people. Continue reading
The Best Part Isn’t Behind You
If my future self could send me one sentence, I wouldn’t waste it on baseball, bourbon or investment advice. I’d want reassurance that there is still something ahead worth walking toward. Continue reading
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Tagged aging, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-2850, dreams, family, future self, hope, life reflection, perseverance, writing
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