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Monthly Archives: April 2013
There Goes The Boat
My friend Lisa snapped the photo above from her car. She happened to be driving near Franklin Street with her kids in the car today when the FBI hauled away “The Boat” — You know, the infamous boat in which … Continue reading
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Tagged breath, Franklin Street, Holy Spirit, hope, normalcy, parenting, passing the peace, sermons, suspect #2, Watertown
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View from the Churchyard
See the big yellow banner? That’s our church’s front yard. See the orange barriers? That blocks off the scene of the apprehension of suspect #2 in the Boston Marathon bombing. See the crowd of people dressed in black? Those … Continue reading
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Tagged Boston Marathon bombing, crime scene, Franklin Street, hope, spirit of Boston, suspect #2, Watertown
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Sardines
When I was in fifth grade, I loved nothing better than a game of sardines. One person hides somewhere in the house. Then everyone goes searching for them. When you find the hider, you quietly join them in the hiding … Continue reading
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Tagged children's games, commuting, Curtis Almquist, Holy Spirit, MBTA, personal space, rush hour, sardines, Watertown
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Living Water(town) 