Posted on September 16, 2014
by bethanymwallace
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*One of my students, Jared Tickner, in Comp II this semester gave me permission to share this essay with all of you. This is his first essay for the semester; I read it after reading a stack of other essays that were good essays…
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*Today’s post is written by my friend and regular contributor, Debra Dickey. Thanks for sharing your insights with us, Debra!* I agree with Moses. “God, if You are not coming with me, don’t make me go!” …but if have to, then please, please, please…
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*Special thanks to my friend Debra Dickey for sharing her insights in today’s post.* This is when we are lured to give up. This is the time we want to quit. This is the feeling that leads to defeat and sadness. This is when…
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Thank you, Henry Petty, for serving as today’s guest contributor! Check out Henry’s blog for more of his reflections. This past Saturday night, I was finally confirmed into the Catholic Church. It had only taken 33 years to finish, but the point is, I…
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