Gratitude Cup
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Day 21: A look back
Posted on November 21, 2013 by bethanymwallace
*Thanks to my friend Brandon Davidson for serving as the guest writer for Day 21 of the Dear Gratitude project. His post is guaranteed to make you laugh. It will probably cause you to pause and give thanks for all the people and circumstances…
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Day 13: Dear Donit
Posted on November 13, 2013 by bethanymwallace
*Today’s post for Day 13 of the Dear Gratitude project is by another child, my best friend’s son, Dailen. Dailen reminds me that it’s right and good to be excited about and grateful for the small blessings that often get overlooked. I think I’ll…
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Day 6: Dear wonderful life
Posted on November 6, 2013 by bethanymwallace
*I’m excited to post the second entry by a child this month written by Alexander Tenace. It warms my heart to read words of gratitude written by someone so young. Thanks to his mom and dad, Isabelle and Edward, for allowing him to participate…
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Day 4: Dear friends
Posted on November 4, 2013 by bethanymwallace
*I’m especially excited about today’s post in the “Dear Gratitude” series; it’s written by an awesome person who happens to be my first guest writer under the age of 18! There’s something sweet and real about asking a young person what she’s thankful for….
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Mission & commission
Posted on April 24, 2013 by bethanymwallace
*Thanks to Debra Dickey-Liang for sharing her thoughts on motherhood, and happy early Mother’s Day, Debra!* My commission in this life is to be an advocate and a caretaker, e.g., a peacemaker. I know this with every fiber of my being. It is an…
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Mother’s Day every day
Posted on April 19, 2013 by bethanymwallace
*Thank you, Stacie deKlerk, for serving as today’s guest contributor and for sharing your gratitude for your mother with us!* I am grateful for all the things my Mom does day in, day out, year after year to make my life easier, better, and…
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Pair-ables
Posted on June 6, 2012 by bethanymwallace
*Special thanks to Debra Dickey-Liang for stepping in as today’s guest writer.* Speaking in Pair-ables (aka, the Perpetual state of “we”) I do! I speak in ‘pair-ables’! I have become aware that when writing, thinking or speaking about my life experiences and my…
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Keep em separated
Posted on April 28, 2012 by bethanymwallace
Having gone through several events which are less than honorable, or difficult to talk about, or painful for others to come to terms with–divorce, bankruptcy, drug and alcohol addiction of those I love, to name a few–I’ve learned that those who truly love me…
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