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August | 2012 | Inspirare

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Open a gap for words. Create a space. Be patient. I practiced deep breathing today, in spite of. My three-year-old, long bereft of my presence due to amassing work deadlines, asked me to join her as she watched. A Bug’s Life. Which she has renamed. 8220;Mommy, come,” she said, patting the space beside her. “No work, OK? After the movie, my daughter kissed me and ran off to play. The world did not disintegrate while I was at play. I returned to work fully recharged and at peace. Do not fear them, for the ...

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Namamahay | Inspirare

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Open a gap for words. Create a space. Be patient. Laquo; Prayer before work. On September 12, 2012. It’s my second night away from home. Didn’t get to sleep much; I was. An exact translation for the Filipino term. Escapes me; the term. Doesn’t capture the traitorous way my body searches for familiar scents, for pillows shaped by our contours, for carlights playing on the ceiling, or for a bed that creaks when I turn to my right but not when I turn to my left. Our home has carved itself on my body.

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On Becoming Glorious and Not Needing Pesky Pride | loving my faith

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Live it. love it. the path that leads to life! On Becoming Glorious and Not Needing Pesky Pride. I used to have quite a lot of pride. You should have known me then. I was intelligent, independent, capable, always kind, above anger and a generally good committed Christian, or so I hoped you’d think. That pride was getting in the way though of who I really wanted to be. Then a wise man said to me:. Don’t worry about what others think of you, focus on what God thinks of you. How do I get an answer from Him?

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Reasons for breathing | Inspirare

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Open a gap for words. Create a space. Be patient. Laquo; Like magic. The Truth, and Nothing But. On September 30, 2012. May I share my recent post. I learn much from other mothers. I learn love and unselfishness from my sister, Naomi. I learn about creativity from Rhea. I learn about wellness from Richelle. I learn about defying the odds from Rachel Santos. I visited Rachel in 2006 to interview her for. She pointed to her arm, They’d look at this and think I tried to commit suicide. Receive new posts by ...

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YOU.. | MIDNIGHT CIGARETTES

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November 29, 2015. You’re young, say five? Dreams the size of a raindrop,. You only want a smile on mommy and daddy’s face. The encouraging words and the words of wisdom,. Mommy tucking you to bed every night and daddy reading you bed time stories. You’re young, you don’t know; they say. But you know love, you know priorities, you know who’s important enough to keep,. You’re older, say ten? Dreams the size of a puddle,. You understand yourself, a little. You see society and you forget. Priorities. You’re...

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Why I read | Inspirare

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Open a gap for words. Create a space. Be patient. Laquo; The Truth, and Nothing But. On October 29, 2012. It takes a village to raise a mother. 🙂 My latest post. Today Anna asked me five why’s in quick succession. When I ran out of answers, I had to do the only quick survival tactic available to tired mothers: I pointed out the window and shouted, Look! So what if every slapstick comedian does that? It worked this afternoon.). One day Anna is going to ask us, why is the sky blue? Photo credit: Best Books.

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Inspirare | Open a gap for words. Create a space. Be patient | Page 2

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Open a gap for words. Create a space. Be patient. Good habits start early. I was able to follow more faithfully a few more portions of the WholyFit’s Basic Level exercises, finally understanding the flow of Galatians 5 meditations. And I’m slightly better able to follow-through on the pushups. Hurrah! Christian alternative to yoga. Second attempt yesterday at Wholy Fit. 8216;s Devotional Exercise ( Basic Level: Movement Meditations Using Galatians 5 and Romans 12. Doing better this time with the exercise...

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Prayer before work | Inspirare

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Open a gap for words. Create a space. Be patient. Laquo; Broken Road. On September 9, 2012. Alas, I have to work today, on a Sabbath. Borrowing words from Prayer before work. When we pray for our work, what we lay our hands and hearts to do, we think about coming alive. We aspire to be in that place where we are fully alive, being everything that God has destined us to be. May we not do work because we think we ought to. Rather, may we “come alive” and see where that leads us. Posted in Everyday Calm.

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October | 2012 | Inspirare

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Open a gap for words. Create a space. Be patient. It takes a village to raise a mother. 🙂 My latest post. Today Anna asked me five why’s in quick succession. When I ran out of answers, I had to do the only quick survival tactic available to tired mothers: I pointed out the window and shouted, Look! So what if every slapstick comedian does that? It worked this afternoon.). One day Anna is going to ask us, why is the sky blue? So this is what it also means to raise a mother I have to read.

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September | 2012 | Inspirare

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Open a gap for words. Create a space. Be patient. May I share my recent post. I learn much from other mothers. I learn love and unselfishness from my sister, Naomi. I learn about creativity from Rhea. I learn about wellness from Richelle. I learn about defying the odds from Rachel Santos. I visited Rachel in 2006 to interview her for. She pointed to her arm, They’d look at this and think I tried to commit suicide. Read the rest of the post. This is an excerpt from my fifth post. Escapes me; the term.