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It’s one thing, after all, to recognize that people can be dupes. It’s quite another to believe that they must be.
It’s one thing, after all, to recognize that people can be dupes. It’s quite another to believe that they must be.
I’d known when Josh and I started dating that I might have to leave. But staying was within our grasp, and it feels nice to know what your future is going to look like.
Our choices will define us. Others will too. And the mark we leave will not meet any of our expectations.
When you work with children’s books, cats are inescapable.
You get them their own nuggets one time and they start to expect things.
It’s just that in the year of our virus 2020, I simply cannot stop watching the Bon Appetit YouTube channel.
The way of Jesus is without a doubt slow and unhurried, an easy yoke.
The world of Twitter may not seek to inspire us or create situational comedy anymore, but it’s still a place occupied by people—less definable, but no less real.
Like wearing florals, writing about new life for spring is groundbreaking.
I pray, I type, I read, I write more ands.