Author: Rhonda Schrock

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Nov 21, 2011

What a trip like that can do

You may have seen him in Friday’s post (if not, skip down below).  If you know him at all (or if you read the post), you’ll know that he came

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Nov 18, 2011

A senior moment

Just this week, he came home with a CD in his pocket, loaded with (swallowing hard) his senior pictures.  Eager, Mother flashed upstairs the next morning, tearing through them, smiling

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Nov 15, 2011

Through uncertainty and joy, celebrating 13 years

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Nov 10, 2011

Analyst (mother) recommends troop surge and additional funding for mochas

Some events have transpired this week that have highlighted an area in our family life that needs attention.  A certain analyst (that would be me) has been picking up chatter

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Nov 08, 2011

“Mom for President” campaign may have hinged on the jelly

I’m seeing a trend here.  They’re all doing it, and if I want to hop in while there’s still time, I’d better get crackin’. It’s the presidential campaign.  Still a

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Nov 07, 2011

In the morning, joy

I recalled the text that had come last Thursday, “Did you hear the bad news?  He was killed.” Surely everyone who received the terrible news that night thought instantly of

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Nov 02, 2011

Ten thousand feet of glory

When we met later at yet another common love (Starbucks), we’d talked and talked, spinning happiness through the mocha-scented air, and then she dropped it, casual like, right there in

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Nov 01, 2011

After a summer of “naughty,” some “nice” would sure be nice

“He’s gonna find out who’s naughty and nice.  Santa Claus is coming to town.” Ok.  I heard that sniff.  But here we are, 10 months from last Christmas.  That equals

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Oct 31, 2011

Why “story” matters

We’d traveled to another town to hear a concert with friends, and it was on the way home that the conversation took a turn.  We’d been talking the whole evening

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Oct 25, 2011

One thousand, one, and one – why counting matters

The trees outside my window are turning.  Brilliant oranges and yellows mingle with greens.  Golden leaves blanket the lane, looking for all the world like a calendar picture. Opening the

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