…the last few days would be called a manic phase. Consider this more of a journal entry than anything else. Here’s what’s been going on with me.
Before we went to Boise for Spring Break, I was noticing some of the tell-tale stress signs in my life; having trouble focusing, lack of energy, wasting time on [...]

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…and I’ve never even met her. Liz Clark is my new hero, and it’s because she’s teaching great things to my daughter Natalie.
Several weeks ago, I blogged about my own examples of excellence, people that make me want to strive to be the best I can be. I admitted it was a somewhat boyish and [...]

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Good teachers always impress me…and it’s even better when it’s your kid’s teacher!
Our Hayley is in 2nd grade, and today I got to spend some time helping out in her class. Several of the kids were sharing reports in front of the class, a scary thing to do for anybody, let alone a 7 year [...]

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So now I’ve got the pressure to write something each and every day for two weeks, right out in the open in front of everybody. It’s bad enough feeling like you have to be entertaining and somewhat profound, but on top of that the Barclay Press people expect us to be spiritually enlightening and encouraging, [...]

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