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{Re}tuck
It’s funny, when I get to a long weekend or vacation and I can only think of one thing. Sleep. So tonight, I’ll retuck myself and Keck into bed. We’ll sleep in a little in the morning. Goodnight. ❤ Read More
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{Re}move
Tonight I cooked dinner after Keck and I ran to pick up the dry cleaning and some medicine. It being so light and bright this time of year, I wore my sunglasses on our short trip. I made a veg and steak one pan on the…
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{Re}petition
It is not the arithmetic of our prayers — how many they be;nor the rhetoric of our prayers — how eloquent they be;nor their geometry — how long they be;nor their music — how sweet their voice may be;nor their logic —…
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{Re}st
There’s something about setting at a baseball game during the day, when it’s a normal workday and you have taken time off. It’s rejuvenating, restful. It’s outside of normal. It’s these times when the air feels fresher,…
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{Re}duplicate
It wasn’t in my plan to duplicate my rewords except on Sundays, when I would focus on aspects of rest. But it was bound to happen. I published reconsider back on March 23. Then I was talking about buying ugly produce…
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{Re}consider
And which of you by worrying can add even one hour to his life? Why do you worry about clothing? Think about how the flowers of the field grow; they do not work or spin. Yet I tell you that not even Solomon in all his…
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{Re}mit
As a transitive verb, remit means to send money, as in payment. As I paid the bill for some work done on my house today, I told the guy that was my trip to Alaska. But remit also means to release from the guilt or…
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{Re}invigorate
Today, I saw another Facebook post about the eulogy former President Obama delivered during the memorial service for Rev. Clementa C. Pinckney, a South Carolina state senator and the former pastor of Emanuel A.M.E.…
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{Re}curring
It happens to half the population each month, yet its nearly a taboo topic for men and women. Yet, there’s a movement afoot to change all that. I read an article on Refinery 29 called, Periods Around the World. It was…