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Masterful Poems 3: “The Lantern Out of Doors”
“Out of sight is out of mind.”
Is it just me, or is that completely accurate and rather condemning? But why does this apply more to people and responsibilities and never to chocolate??
This post examines our tendency toward amnesia in light of Gerard Manley Hopkins’ poem “The Lantern Out of Doors.” Fortunately, Hopkins helps us celebrate the One who always sees and never forgets.
One Word
I know January 1 is behind us, but I’m still thinking about the idea of a one-word resolution. But the more I consider it, the less I feel equal to the task of choosing a word, and maybe that’s not such a bad thing. After all, when we make resolutions, what are we REALLY looking for? Read on for a rather unflattering perspective.
Awful Poetry for Children: A Small Rant
You may not be a poetry buff, but I’m sure you’ve read enough children’s books to know an awful poem when you hear it. My question is, why are some people writing garbage for kids, and what can be done about it? See for yourself in today’s post.
The Fun of Indiana Jones 1-3: Part 2
Horror, humor, and iconic style: these are just a few of the ingredients that have combined to make Indiana Jones a cult classic for over 40 years. Read on to enjoy some classic quotes and a little-known fact about The Temple of Doom’s rating!
The Fun of Indiana Jones 1-3: Heroism
A bullwhip, a brown fedora, and a whole lot of moxie–no one else can pull it off like Indiana Jones. This guy is a hero in a league of his own. Find out what makes the original trilogy a cult classic in today’s post!
In Pursuit of Perfection: Rest
For people who won’t rest until every box is checked and every job is done, the world can be a pretty tiring place. Is this how it’s supposed to be? My life may often say, “Yes,” but God’s Word says no. Find out how true rest is a gift that only God can give.
In Pursuit of Perfection: Identity
Who do you think you are?
Surely you don’t have to worry about this question anymore. You have it all together. The struggle to find your identity was reserved for junior high angst or delayed until a mid-life crisis, right?
Well, let me admit to you that I still struggle with this issue. I expect perfectionism to supply me with a solid identity, but so far that just hasn’t happened. Is there an answer to this frustrating question? Read on to find out!
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