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Tag Archives: emotion
Feeling Check
One of the joys of camp is the intentionality with which feelings are openly discussed. Last night, I was humbled by being welcomed into the feeling check and cabin time of 10 and 11 years olds voicing their emerging questions … Continue reading
Posted in ShrineMont, Uncategorized
Tagged Camp, children, emotion, faith, feelings, hope, inspiration, Parenting, peace, photography, prayer, wild flowers
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Rainy Night
At the risk of sounding like Eddie Rabbitt, I do really love a rainy night. This is especially true when rain comes at the end of a streak of hot and humid, seemingly endless summer days in the south. I … Continue reading
Posted in quotations and reflections
Tagged emotion, photography, poem, rain, rainy night, spirituality
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Showing up
I woke this morning with one intention: showing up to my life. I also woke, as did those of you reading this, to the shut-down of the government after a stalemate impasse around legislation and budget and social policy. Similarly, … Continue reading
Posted in work and life
Tagged baptism, Christianity, emotion, faith, grace, hope, impasse, presence, Present moment, Retreat, showing up, transition
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Building fires
Several years before I had made any career decisions, I worked over my high school summers as a camp counselor. I first had the impressive title of “Junior Counselor” which paid nothing, and later “Senior Counselor” which paid just slightly … Continue reading
Posted in lent blog 2013
Tagged camp counselor, camping, emotion, energy, fire, God, process, reflection, summer camp, woods
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