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Tag: Parenting

“Who Does Dad Love?” [Memory Lane]

Posted on July 30th, 2013 :: 9:00 amJuly 25th, 2013 :: 10:24 pm by Greg

This week we’re going to take a trip down Memory Lane! Each day this week I’ll be posting one of five of my favorite stories ever published here. Some are taken from books and others (like today’s) have only been published online thus far. These are some funny, some sad, some heart-warming moments from the…

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Messes

Posted on July 25th, 2013 :: 10:58 amJuly 25th, 2013 :: 1:30 pm by Greg

It’s funny… I’m really not OK with messes. But, I have kids. Several. (And they are all really good at making messes!) Sometimes—after I am able to calm myself down a bit—it makes me smile just to think what a sense of humor God has. He, being all-knowing, must know that I am fairly particular…

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Bee-Do, Bee-Do

Posted on July 17th, 2013 :: 12:38 pm by Greg

“You’re a human being, not a human doing!” Perhaps you’ve heard, or read that somewhere? I have. It’s clever, and correct—albeit somewhat cliche. A quick search of the web will confirm its ubiquitous usage.1 The reason for such widespread repeating? We tend to focus on the things we do, more than the things we are….

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Allowing For The Process

Posted on June 19th, 2013 :: 9:27 am by Greg

Sometimes I’m really, really impatient. Also short-sighted, selfish, and in general unwilling to let others—even those I love the most—enjoy the blessings that I have received and thrived upon throughout my life. Yikes. That really doesn’t sound good! But it’s (in a way) really true. God is reminding me recently that he is patient beyond…

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Find The Fun

Posted on June 18th, 2013 :: 10:33 am by Greg

I am an optimist. I tend to pretty easily see the good, or the potential good in nearly every situation and circumstance. I am generally also very trusting of others—their motives, agendas (or lack thereof), and actions—which seems to stem from my general outlook on life. Was I born this way? I don’t know. Sometimes…

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Handling Disappointment

Posted on June 17th, 2013 :: 1:09 pm by Greg

There are more than a handful of individuals living here, under this roof. That’s a lot of opinions, a lot of wants and needs, and a lot of expectations. And, it’s also a lot of disappointments. Lately, those have come sharply into focus for the two youngest inhabitants of this home. At ages three and…

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Others

Posted on June 10th, 2013 :: 9:49 amJune 10th, 2013 :: 9:54 am by Greg

It’s really funny how much we think of ourselves. Even when we’re trying to think of others. This morning I was thinking of Jesus’ words, “Treat other people the way you want to be treated,” and how often I have misrepresented those, even to myself—even though I don’t mean to misrepresent them. I think that…

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The Real Value of Stuff

Posted on April 6th, 2013 :: 8:53 pm by Greg

I love visual truth. Even though I am a person who loves words, and communicating thoughts, emotions, questions, and experiences through just the right word or phrase chosen to build a vivid picture of truth in one’s mind, there is nothing quite like a visual “object lesson”. Tonight mine came in the form of a…

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Growing Up

Posted on February 14th, 2013 :: 8:30 pm by Greg

We here at the Campbell home are experiencing the winds of change. I think perhaps we have been for quite a while now, but I’ve been noticing it again lately. Life moves quickly. In some ways, too quickly. For everything there is a season, a time for every activity under heaven. —Ecclesiastes 3:1 Yeah. That’s…

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Life Is In The Moments

Posted on February 13th, 2013 :: 12:39 pmJuly 6th, 2013 :: 12:09 pm by Greg

It’s not uncommon to see some very cute things happening here in the Campbell household. There are, after all, several cute people, who often think of cute things to do. And so, there are many chances for cuteness! Last night during dinner clean up, I happened to spot one. Most times I might have corrected…

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