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Couth Ramble: September 2014
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Awkward adventures.and stuff. Thursday, September 25, 2014. Hello, sea monkeys! I'm sorry I've been away for like, the entire summer. You see, this summer was supposed to be epic. Turns out, it was just an epic fail. Things were going quite well. Then, my car decided to almost catch on fire, and my neck decided it was going to stop being a bendy thing that supports my head, and instead it was going to be a hurty thing that caused major trauma for my entire body. This was not a great summer. Anyway, with ...
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Leaving a Legacy of Faith | Renewing the Redeemed
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Follow Blog via Email. Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Follow Renewing the Redeemed on WordPress.com. Leaving a Legacy of Faith. I had the privilege of writing for a dear friend’s blog, “Divine Debutantes.” Sierra Jones is a sweet encouragement to me and many others, and she invests in young women to spur them on to have a vibrant relationship with Christ. It was an honor to write for this great series on Titus 2. I’d like to chat with you abo...
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This Pilgrim's Progress: March 2010
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An ordinary girl's walk with God. Saturday, March 20, 2010. Holiday, holy day. Easter is almost here. Walking into Wal-Mart, chocolate bunnies and brightly colored basket-grass abound. While I don't have children myself, I get to listen to my coworkers talk about all the goodies they're getting for their children. I miss those long gone days of spring break and waking up to a basket of candy. I miss Easter being a holiday. But has it ever really been a. Friday, March 5, 2010. Expecting nothing in return.
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This Pilgrim's Progress: April 2010
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An ordinary girl's walk with God. Friday, April 16, 2010. Fat v fit and the Christian. I came across an article entitled " Pastor, You're Probably Fat: 6 Things to Do About It. Over on The Resurgence. Website today. The idea of obesity as a spiritual problem is something that is hard for me to accept. When I go into the local Christian bookstore and see a whole section on health, I cringe. I can't help but think "how does my weight have anything to do with my walk with God? Wednesday, April 14, 2010.
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Couth Ramble: Social Awkwardness Revisited: The Surprise Birthday Party
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Awkward adventures.and stuff. Tuesday, March 13, 2012. Social Awkwardness Revisited: The Surprise Birthday Party. I posted this last year. As my birfday is approaching again (funny how it tends to happen every year) I don't *think* anyone is planning any surprises for me, but I figured I'd post this again. Just in case. No surprises. No face punching. Just a happy birfday. As my birthday inevitably approaches (sigh), I feel the need to post this.just in case. As soon as I showed up. And then I grew up.
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Couth Ramble: Public Service Announcement: Weight Loss Made Awkward
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Awkward adventures.and stuff. Sunday, February 12, 2012. Public Service Announcement: Weight Loss Made Awkward. I used to be a size sixteen. I’m a size six(ish) now. Many people have asked me to share my weight loss. Secrets, but after a long day of working with kids who don’t know how to take turns, I really don’t feel like sharing, either. But today is your lucky day. Today is the day that I reveal to the world my plan for weight loss success! No—that’s just how I am. It might be my method. It might be...
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Couth Ramble: Public Service Announcement: The Lesser Known Apocalypse
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Awkward adventures.and stuff. Wednesday, April 24, 2013. Public Service Announcement: The Lesser Known Apocalypse. I've written many a blog about zombies. And for good reason. Well, for good reasonS, actually. 1) People are crazy and like to play with science, so zombies could totally happen. 2) If zombies totally happen, I want everyone to be prepared with red jello. And not green jello. 3) Even if zombies never totally happen, zombies are still totally cool. Totally. And now that I'm grown up and going...
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The Woven Light: THE FLOW OF LIGHT
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As my light becomes dark. My words and vision into woven light. Monday, October 20, 2014. THE FLOW OF LIGHT. I twitch my toes. And shake my foot. I cross my fingers. To catch the hope. I count my breaths. To ten and back. I miss my mothers family. And hold my heart. I dream of darkness. And deny the light. I fight with the space. And fear to let go. May 17, 2016 at 7:01 PM. Would you puh-leeze help a plethora of wurdz which are desperately lookn for a home in thy novel? Whew Thank you profusely. Those wh...
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The Woven Light: Aquamarine Seas
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As my light becomes dark. My words and vision into woven light. Tuesday, September 9, 2014. Do I have a right to stamp my feet and scream and cry because of failure? I have failed, because I did not see. Now I have to process and make sense of this loss. She sold her reflection for four hundred dollars. Beauty held in her palm. Paper twirling with blue markings. In the summers breeze. A conversation with her hands. She sold her reflection for four hundred dollars. While standing on foreign land.
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The Woven Light: What the Island Told Me
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As my light becomes dark. My words and vision into woven light. Friday, October 24, 2014. What the Island Told Me. A year ago today, I stood on the edge of the caldera over looking Thirasia. I was in Santorini. I was with my friend. I celebrated and reflected. I inhaled the oceans breath. And I fell deeper into myself. Re-emerging from the sea. Inhaling the spirit of the island. This was no longer a dream. I am grateful for the year I have just lived, more so than any other year. Rashma N. Kalsie.