Today is two days after Christmas, early Monday afternoon, and I’m sitting at my desk for what feels like the…
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Families
The Path of Singleness
I got some wonderful news this week—that a friend just got engaged! I’m very excited for her; that’s been a…
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Family Trip #03: Aviation Museum and Mackenzie Country
Well, it’s been a busy few weeks! I’ve been away from home again, helping a family for the past month,…
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Second Day of Our Family Trip
The second day of our trip dawned cold and clear, and by breakfast time, there was sunlight coming through the…
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First Day of Our Family Trip
We’ve had a delightful family trip so far! We left fairly late Monday afternoon, and got up to Arthur’s Pass…
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Keep on Serving!
Yesterday, my dad arrived home after a two-week trip to the States to see his sick mother. We were all so thankful he could go back to see her again, even though it cut into our family time and he had to leave his new job for two weeks.
Relationships with others—distant or close—always take time. And often, it takes time when you’ve got many other things to do, too, so it might not seem as easy to make time to pour into others.
What I’ve been trying to put in practice lately is making time for others even when it doesn’t suit my schedule. Yes, I may have to push some to-dos off for this week, but I can always come back to them next week.