Monthly Archives: February 2004

Prescription for Life

In Sunday School today we talked about I Thessalonians 5:16-18, and the Pastor suggested that these three verses could be considered a “Prescription for Life”. I’m inclined to agree. They are short verses, and seem to be literally impossible, so … Continue reading

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Weasel Wife

There are those who say you shouldn’t call your wife a weasel. Some of them have written successful marriage books, gone on extensive lecture tours, and stayed married for 40, 50, or even 60 years at a time. Perhaps a … Continue reading

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Time for a haircut

There comes a time in a man’s life when he just needs shorter hair. For me, that time comes about once every three weeks, when the shaggy hair on the side of my head starts (ugh!) touching my ears. If … Continue reading

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Mount Jupiter

This is the mountain that sits at the end of our valley. Related posts:The First Flower of 2004A Living SacrificeHard to Be Home Again

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Rainy Day Thoughts

Today was a fairly typical winter day in western Washington — cool and rainy but not excessively so. I have been feeling vaguely melancholy most of the day — it doesn’t help that I am between projects in my work, … Continue reading

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