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Showing posts with label
emotion
.
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18 September, 2026
He is not unable to sympathise when we grieve
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This year I've been working on a big goal that I wrote about here in May last year when I was at the writer's retreat I organised, a...
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13 June, 2025
Another unexpectedly unusual week
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It's Friday and I have to say that this has been an odd week. Looking ahead to June last week, I didn't clock this week as being esp...
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07 June, 2024
Constancy in the midst of change
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I like to come up with one main thing that a blog post is about, it makes for easier reading (and writing). But this week I've been a bi...
07 December, 2023
Emotions and conversations
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We have reached an interesting point in our careers. A point where people saying, "Wow, 23 years is a long time to serve." But the...
26 October, 2023
An emotional speaker
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I spent last weekend at a non-denominational Christian women's conference (retreat or convention or even “camp”...depending on your back...
23 June, 2023
A missionary conference
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Time for a mobile post. We’re sitting at Chitose Airport in Hokkaido after five days of the 2023 OMF Japan conference. It’s been an intense ...
22 April, 2023
An audaciously big question
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I was recently asked to fill in a form for our organisation that included the question “What emotions characterize your last two years?” Ye...
13 April, 2023
Emotional roller coaster—April 2023 edition
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This morning, my Facebook memories reminded me of the last time we moved out of a house in Japan to go on home assignment. I wrote this just...
24 March, 2023
Exciting and scary
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I think I'm pleased to report that we booked more plane tickets on Saturday. I have to say that after our journeys last year, I wasn...
08 August, 2022
Blogging from quarantine
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Yep, I caught the dreaded COVID. That's not all that's been going on. It's been a huge 10 days since I last posted. The lovely v...
11 March, 2022
We do not know what to do, but our eyes are on God
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This has been an odd week in our house. My husband spent all week at two school camps, one after the other. Our youngest son was at the firs...
04 December, 2021
Not feeling festive?
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How do you “do” Christmas when you’re not “feeling festive”? Now I understand that my life is really quite different to many of yours in th...
08 October, 2021
Craving connection
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Deep connection. I think it's something I'm craving right now. I have a lot of contact with friends and colleagues via email, messag...
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16 December, 2020
Lamenting this Christmas-time
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This topic of lament has come up for me multiple times this year. More often than usual. Possibly because collectively we've experienced...
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