First, she came for the abundant blooms of our daylilies. Thus emboldened, she stepped all the way onto the front porch the very next evening, and started munching on the begonias
You’re welcome, Sister Deer.
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Today’s find: Begonias be gone
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Today’s find: Courtyard
Moses hiked all the way up Mount Sinai. I merely sauntered across the courtyard outside our church building one recent Friday morning.
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Today’s find: The Revealer
When you’re in good company, walking into a home improvement store can play out like a semi-mystical experience.
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Today’s find: Discovery
Any good Gramps knows this is NOT the sort of behavior he should encourage in a little guy.
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Today’s find: Always
“Do you have a cold?” my dear Momma said to me, just the other day.
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Today’s find: Post-time
The ponies were uncharacteristically accommodating to my Sweetie and me during yesterday’s running of the Kentucky Derby.
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Tags: All things new, Derby Day, Fifth Sunday of Easter, Kentucky Derby, Post-time, Wager
Today’s find: Hop and a skip
Sure, it’s one of my all-time favorite Golf League stories. But I bet it’s been 15 years since I told it last. Then, curiously, I find myself telling the tale twice in two days – on two different courses.
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Today’s find: Emmaus egg
I’m thinking maybe the egg moved.
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Tags: Emmaus egg, Road to Emmaus, Surgery, Third Sunday of Easter
Today’s find: Wide open
It was not lost on me, the fact that I was encountering an empty tabernacle on the eve of April 14, the calendar date that I consider my “second birthday.”
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Today’s find: Vigil
The tree’s been there every bit of 35 years, maybe all of 41 – as long as our eldest son has been alive, I thought. So why did it seem as if it had been planted for just this moment?
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