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Swish…the sound and the gentle rocking nearly always put me to sleep. Once again, I leaned my head back against the cabin, closed my eyes and let the sun warm my face.
It was early morning, and my bedroom was next to the kitchen. I’m not sure how the floor plan of the house was determined, but I was residing in what had been the nursery, and while the other five kids had to share rooms, I had my own space. My two sisters were stuffed in a ...
Most marketing plans are done on a quarterly or yearly basis. An annual marketing plan, in particular, gives you enough time to act on the things you’ve planned, but enough time to pivot your plan based on factors like algorithm changes, a shift in business direction, and new product lau...
I learned a lot from the fact that those people whose polling data and forecasting models were so inconceivably, unbelievably wrong were able to so easily live it down and go on plying their trade. They just slapped themselves on the wrists, maybe threw a self-effacing tweet or two out ...
My son comes into our room in the middle of the night. It’s not good for him, for us, for so many reasons. I always boasted that our kids never slept in our bed, until of course, I was proven wrong. I am surprised by how little I mind. When I wake up and feel his little...
“What’s wrong with you people?” III. Rob Bell wrote a book about hell. His comparably notable feats include surfing and eating Mexican food. IV. John MacArthur (excuse this lark, sir) is somehow still a dispy though he preaches expositionally. ...
Had I mentioned that there’s just no substitute for reading a piece of writing IN ITS ENTIRETY, IN HARD COPY, and OUT LOUD? The eye is simply too likely to skip an error on-screen, partially because people read about 70% faster. Then, too, AP standards — i.e., what governs what...
“Tonight’s the night!” says Malcom. His booming voice echoes up and down the stairs. It takes everything in me not to shush him like a child. He’s loud, but always very positive. I nod in response but avoid eye contact.
There is no right or wrong way to write a eulogy: each is as unique as the person giving it and the person it describes. But even if you’re used to speaking in public, finding words to say can be difficult because of the special circumstances of a funeral. You may be coping with ...