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Tideline Newsletter: Reflections (September 2021)
Illness and Togetherness - Laura Williams
posted on Mar 5, 2022 Relationships: My Aunt Margo My 97 year old Aunt Margo moved in with me a few months ago. We moved her bedroom furniture into the guest room and supplied the bathroom with her towels and toiletries to create familiar surroundings. She's cheerfu...
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Tideline Newsletter: Reflections (September 2021)
Born Into Family - Jan Christophersen
posted on Mar 5, 2022 We are born into family from the moment of our birth. From the moment of conception we are with another person. We are not meant to be alone. Others help us grow and learn. Then in turn we help others. Family is relationship. Even if we live al...
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Tideline Newsletter: Reflections (September 2021)
Tips on Surviving a Pandemic with a Toddler - Paula West
posted on Mar 5, 2022 Here are a few tips from the Savages on how to endure a pandemic with a toddler. Stock up on supplies-construction paper, glue sticks, markers (washable), crayons. Set up new weekly routine, now that the usual weekly story times are cancelled....
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Words of Wisdom from Some of Our Favorite Readings (June 2022)
Searching for The Spaghetti Lady - Kim R. Deslaurier
posted on Jan 1, 2022 A child's love of a book began an endless search. When my daughter Beth was in first grade (33 years ago), all she wanted for Christmas was The Spaghetti Lady , a book that her teacher had read out loud to her class. Without the author's name, m...
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Words of Wisdom from Some of Our Favorite Readings (June 2022)
From the Rector - June 2022
posted on Jan 1, 2022 I admit that, as strange as it may seem, I really don't have a favorite poem or childhood story that has served as inspiration through the years. I do remember loving the Encyclopedia Brown series as a kid, perhaps revealing my inclination to b...
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Words of Wisdom from Some of Our Favorite Readings (June 2022)
Words of Wisdom from our Fictional Animal Friends - Luleen S. Anderson
posted on Jan 1, 2022 It's hard to explain how a few precious things can follow us throughout our lives. Some of my precious things include words of wisdom from several classic children's books. As a psychologist and writer for more than 50 years, and having cel...
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Words of Wisdom from Some of Our Favorite Readings (June 2022)
The Little Princess - Leslie Antos
posted on Jan 1, 2022 When I was about 8 years old my godmother started giving me books for birthday presents. This might sound like one of the least fun things an 8-year-old can receive, but Aunt Ethel always tried to choose books that she had loved when she was grow...
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Words of Wisdom from Some of Our Favorite Readings (June 2022)
My Favorite Book - Fisher Manning
posted on Jan 1, 2022 The book I chose was The Maze Runner . It is a sci-fi and
action book. This is my favorite book because the story is magnificent! I will give
you a brief synopsis of the story. In the beginning there are
people called "Gladers ." These pe...
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Words of Wisdom from Some of Our Favorite Readings (June 2022)
The Denial of Death and My Faith - Phil Stine
posted on Jan 1, 2022 It is astounding that a book by an atheist who personally was not really well-disposed to Christianity is what allowed me to retain my faith at a time when I was considering rejecting it all. But that is exactly what happened. In his 1974 ...
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Words of Wisdom from Some of Our Favorite Readings (June 2022)
A-tro-ci-tee/ Tor-tour/ Pri-zun - Lucia Robinson
posted on Jan 1, 2022 In first grade at five I was unhappy
because my friend Susan made Rabbit
while I was only a Squirrel (which
was one step up from Chipmunk).
My father determined Dick and Jane
was being taught by Sight, so
most evenings he took m...
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