There are photos of them together at every age. The bond they shared was emotional and physical. He was a perfect match for her genetically as we found out after his death. Because of them I have my own understanding of the phrase “every day is mother’s day.” There is no day that...
What works for me may not work for you, but if you’d like to write faster or are having trouble finishing your novel, why not give it a try. The Zero Draft Frees You Though I didn’t use the phrase Zero Draft, for all the books I’ve published, both fiction and non-fiction, ...
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Hence, I cringe when I hear the phrase “student engagement”, and not just because it is overused and often used disingenuously, but because it presupposes a focus on what the student is or isn’t doing rather than on the ongoing maintenance of an individual symbiotic relationship between t...
3. The Best-case Scenario: I phrase this timidly as the current state of the Republican Party and its bargaining position is still a bad one. Undercut in the “fiscal cliff” deal by minority leader Senator McConnell, Vice-President Biden and the Senate Democrats, Speaker Boehner had no rea...
Baker (2019, p.122) defines labeling as “any discursive process that involves using a lexical item, term or phrase to identify a person, place, group, event or any other key element in a narrative.” Labeling magic wind provides an interpretive framework for Journey that normalizes the vaga...
The phrase used by Vorgrimler, that of a “duty of celibacy,” is entirely misleading; §29 of Lumen Gentium speaks of a “law of celibacy,” not of a “duty.” This is not mere quibbling: such a misreading reveals a certain lack of reflection upon the relation of major orders to...
This would accord with the phrase "before long" or "in a little while"[625] -- though Jesus describes his Second Coming as "soon" elsewhere (Revelation 22:7, 12, 20). It also is supported by the phrase "the world will not see me anymore." Jesus appeared to his disciples after his...
The first word/phrase I think we might lose is “you’re welcome.” I rarely hear this anymore. Instead I hear, “no problem”, “okay”, “no biggie”, “any time”, and other phrases that suggest that whatever they did for me was insignificant and not worthy of being thanked. In...