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Basket of blessings
“For surely I know the plans I have for you, says the Lord, plans for your welfare and not for harm, to give you a future with hope.” (Jeremiah 29:11). June 16, 2011, was one of those “first days of … Continue reading
Yippie Skippy
P.S. The next post–What does this mean?–invites your advice, recommendations and suggestions. With joy and thanksgiving, I accepted the position of “Corporate Director Marketing & Communications” with Bethesda Lutheran Communities in Watertown, Wis. To accommodate my mobility issues, I will begin … Continue reading
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Tagged Bethesda Lutheran Communities, Yippie Skippy
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What does this mean?
Accepting a position with Bethesda Lutheran Communities in Watertown, Wis., prompts a lot of good questions. Where will I live? Where will Paul live? What does this mean for Paul’s work, our condo, and our community at St. Luke’s? Good … Continue reading
Growing up free
There’s a new hyphenated life in the making: daughter and son-in-law Anne and Sean Edison-Albright are expecting a baby (lovingly nicknamed Scooter) in mid-October. Yesterday, at their 20-week doctor’s appointment, an ultrasound revealed a healthy baby with all the right … Continue reading
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Tagged Edison-Albright, Edison-Swift, Growing up free, Scooter
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Shower of blessings
Thank God for husband Paul, who has earned so many hyphenated-life points caring for me that he qualifies for the grand palooza of “to be determined” prizes. He’s my hero. Thank God for Park Ridge Community Church’s Medical Loan Closet. … Continue reading
Hotel blessings
This picks up where the previous post–“Casting blessings“–left off. After receiving excellent and kind care at John Hopkins Emergency Room, I returned to the Baltimore Marriott Waterfront hotel, complete with new crutches and a knee-high “Big Joey” splint-cast on my … Continue reading
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Tagged American Airlines, Baltimore Marriott Waterfront, Ed Rudzinski, Jewel, John Hopkins ER, Ornaith
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Casting blessings
You know you’re a writer when, as you’re being hoisted to the door of a regional jet on a cherry-picker-type lift, you think “well, this is going to make a good blog post.” And even in the absence of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Baltimore, Baltimore Marriott Waterfront, Ed Rudzinski, emergency room, ER, Greg Osgood, John Hopkins Hospital, LWR, M.D., Rodney Omron
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Mattresses
A long, long time ago, as a high school sophomore, I played the role of Winnifred in the Stoughton Sr. High School musical production of Once Upon a Mattress, a role made famous by the most wonderful Carol Burnett. About 30 … Continue reading
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Tagged Carol Burnett, Maine South HS, musicals, Once Upon a Mattress, Stoughton Sr. High School
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Baggage
Last week my flight from BWI (Baltimore) to ORD (Chicago O’Hare) was canceled due to a mechanical problem. It was the first time I’ve experienced a flight cancellation after paying to check a suitcase. I wondered how the $25 fee … Continue reading
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Tagged American Airlines, BWI, checked baggage, flight cancellation, ORD, refund, United Airlines
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Yippie!
I have good news to share! I have accepted a six-week contract (April 18-June 3) with Lutheran World Relief to serve as acting director for LWR’s Creative Services Unit. My work will allow Emily Sollie, the unit’s director, to focus … Continue reading
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Tagged Baltimore, Fair Trade coffee, Kathryn Sime, LWR, LWR quilts, Peru, Redeemer, St. Luke's
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