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Mother Fined for Phoning Her Son Too Often
In most families, miscommunications are a common event. And when mothers are involved, overcommunication can sometimes be an issue. But a recent court ...
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The Jekyll and Hyde Nature of Motherhood
Nancy Ortberg, in her sermon "The Jekyll and Hyde of Motherhood”:
A transformation occurred in me with the birth of my children. I traded in ...
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A Day in the Life of a Mother
The Fantasy: As your little ones sit quietly at the kitchen table and hum along with Beethoven, they absorb their age-appropriate encyclopedias. Meanwhile, ...
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The Power of a Mother's Touch
Elisa Morgan writes in "The Power of a Mother's Touch”:
I was in line at the grocery checkout. A few feet in front of me, a mother guided ...
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Motherhood in the Bible Wasn't a Fairy Tale
A quick look at our culture shows that idealized images of motherhood are inaccurate, and Scripture reveals the same. Ruth was left childless and widowed ...
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An Undeliverable Mother's Day Card
Don Aycock writes:
A few years ago, I somehow ended up buying two Mother's Day cards. I sent one to my mother, and because I keep a three-year calendar, ...
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The Irony of Television
Television is an invention that permits you to be entertained in your living room by people you wouldn't have in your house.
—David Frost, English ...
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Early Arrival for Wedding Guest
Like most couples preparing for a wedding, Dave Best and his fiancée were probably worried about whether or not everyone would show up on time ...
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"What-to-Do-Before-You-Die" Author Dies
On August 17, 2008, Dave Freeman, co-author of the book 100 Things to Do Before You Die, died at age 47 from a head injury incurred in a fall at his home. ...
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Reasons for Image Obsession Among Girls
In an article for Psychology Today magazine, Hara Marano writes about the constant pressure girls face concerning their image. Deprived of an internal ...
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