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to tweet, or not to tweet

March 21, 2011March 21, 2011 wally metts3 Comments

To reflect in concise ways is becoming a necessary and important skill

Posted in commentary, communication, education, teachingTagged facebook, microblogging, Selsberg, twitter, writing

(spring) cleaning my desk

March 17, 2011March 17, 2011 wally metts8 Comments

The whole world of color-coded folders is not for me. Only touch a piece of paper once? Seriously?

Posted in books, culture, humorTagged clutter, Eric Abrahamson, messy, organization

is a tsunami an “act of God”?

March 16, 2011 wally metts9 Comments

The power of God and the fragility of man are fairly clear here. His purpose, less so.

Posted in commentary, faithTagged japan, love wins, sovereignty, theology, tsunami

when words fail us

March 14, 2011March 14, 2011 wally metts9 Comments

If someone says their love is like a red, red rose, they run the risk of being taken as original. We are the poorer for it.

Posted in celebration, communication, griefTagged allusion, cliche, japan, newborn, words, writing

waiting for your prince

March 8, 2011August 22, 2011 wally metts16 Comments
horse and carriage

I know many young women who are learning to trust God. But frankly, transparent, contented young women are hard to come by.

Posted in commentary, faith, marriageTagged fantasy, fear, featured, laundry, princess, tracey mcmillan

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