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Tag Archives: storytelling
The Sunday Pour: The Pour Across the Table
Sharing a glass face-to-face is about more than what’s in the glass—it’s about presence. The whiskey gives us a reason to slow down, but what we’re really sharing is time, conversation, and the people across the table while we still can. Continue reading
Posted in Bourbon, Faith
Tagged Bourbon, faith, friendship, hospitality, memories, presence, reflection, relationships, shared moments, slowing down, storytelling, Sunday Pour, The Sunday Pour, time well spent
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One-Day Life University (Asterisk Required)
What if there were a place where life’s most common mistakes were taught in advance—by people who made them first? No degrees, no credits, no mascot. Just hard-earned wisdom, a sense of humor, and an asterisk doing a lot of legal work. Continue reading
Posted in Daily Prompt, Random
Tagged dailyprompt, dailyprompt-1814, experience, faith and life, humor, learning, life lessons, perspective, reflection, storytelling, teaching, wisdom
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The Blanket That Went Everywhere I Went
When I was five, I ran away from home with a few toys, some cookies, and a blanket. I didn’t get far—but that blanket went everywhere I did, then disappeared for years before quietly finding its way back to me, carrying my childhood and my mother with it. Continue reading
Posted in Daily Prompt, Random
Tagged childhood memories, comfort, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-1813, family, Growing Up, keepsakes, mother, Nostalgia, reflection, storytelling
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What Is Your Mission: Reflections on Being a Storyteller and a Herald
A long time ago, someone told me they kept hearing the word herald when they thought about me. It stuck. A herald doesn’t invent the message—they listen, understand, and declare it clearly. As a storyteller and a teacher, that idea still shapes how I see my mission. Continue reading
Posted in Daily Prompt, Random
Tagged calling, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-1812, Friday question, mission, purpose, reflection, storytelling, teaching, writing
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Comfort Food for the Mind — and Why We Still Need a 5-Course Meal
We’re not getting dumber. We’re just not being invited to stretch. In a world of entertainment built for ease, we’ve forgotten how to feed our minds something that challenges us. It’s time to set the table for something more. Continue reading
Posted in Movies, Music, Random, TV
Tagged comfort food, critical thinking, education, entertainment, growth mindset, media literacy, reflective writing, storytelling, teacher thoughts, The Good Cop
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