Posted on September 16, 2014
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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… Continue Reading “The golden ticket essay”
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Category: gratitudeTags: abandonment, abuse, addiction, alcoholism, Andrea Hollander, assignment, attempted suicide, belief, breaking the cycle, broken, broken chain, children, choices, Comp II, Creator, credo, depression, destiny, essay, father, fear, golden ticket, golden ticket essay, growth, influence, Jared Tickner, letting go of the past, life choices, life purpose, loss, love, murder, nature versus nurture, pain pills, parenting, prison, purpose, redemption, stigma, success, suicide, writing
Posted on February 4, 2014
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*Today’s post is by my friend Debra Dickey, a frequent contributor to this blog. I’m thankful for Debra’s courage to share her own journey in writing because each time she does, I learn and grow.* 1) A weighty concern regarding the possibility of… Continue Reading “Star-spangled moments”
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Category: gratitudeTags: 2013 word of the year, answered prayers, blessings, broken, faith, family, frozen pipes, God, grace, grateful, gratitude, hope, humility, illness, injury, joy, living in the moment, Lord, love, miracles, power, praise, prayer, promises, protection, Psalm 91, star-spangled, thankful, trust, unanswered prayers, winter weather, word of the year, worry
