Proverbs 13.14: Wisdom is designed to keep one from self-destruction. Continue reading
2013/04/19
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Tag Archives: life
2012/11/02
by J. Randal
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I scared the kid
A Journey entry, all by my lonesome. Continue reading
2012/05/02
by J. Randal
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10 midweek shorts
Quick jots all over the map. Continue reading
2012/03/15
by J. Randal
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I want to live well and long. When I choose the healthiest foods, thoughts, paths, and people, I am choosing life.
2012/02/22
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UPLift Poem: Bad Skiers on the Slope Were We
In the tropical summer of the southern hemisphere, I’m thinking snow! Continue reading
2010/11/14
by J. Randal
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Sunday night repose and reflections
• The body cries for rest, tired from the day’s fullness (of blessing). It reaches that stage more quickly than in years past, most certainly from the increasing demonstrations of God’s goodness. Age has nothing to do with it. And … Continue reading
2010/07/07
by J. Randal
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Cloudburst sonnet, time, and more
Today’s Cloudburst poem, first in a long time (I’m afraid to look at the archives), started as a prayer on United Prayer, this morning: Lord of life, when at the start or end, or in the midst, of living, we … Continue reading
2010/02/25
by J. Randal
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Short bolts of (maybe) wisdom
A few of my thoughts under rain and breeze. Picture above, taken in my front yard, yesterday. * The world is in a flower: the burst of life, the beauty of symmetry, the joy of color, the fading into death, … Continue reading
2010/01/12
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Evens and beginnings
The title? To avoid writing, “odds and ends.” Yeah, corny, I know. * John Henson started today as our newest Fellow on the Fellowship Room, with two great posts already. Glad to have him from the snowy north. * Wife … Continue reading
2010/01/08
by J. Randal
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The Glorious Sensation of Being Alive
NOTE: This essay was published 5 July 2000, when I was a columnist for the now-defunct Morrock News Digest. I’m posting it here for a few readers to enjoy. A working trip swept me away from home for over a … Continue reading