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A Saturday Visit to Mesa Falls Idaho

Saturday, 24 November 2018 by TOSBlog

Summer road trips—just hearing these words elicits memories of hours spent rolling along a bland interstate, stopping only for bathroom breaks or a meal. These were some of the trips of my childhood when our dad would have set a time for arrival at our hotel (early in the afternoon) so he might be

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Finding Your Worth As A Stay-At-Home Mom

Friday, 23 November 2018 by TOSBlog

We live in a culture where one’s worth is often directly connected to their occupation. The position I find most scrutinized is that of a stay-at-home mom. Think about it. If you met a new group of people and learned the occupation of each during introductions, would you view differently a doctor compared to

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The Pilgrims and The Nobility of Failure

Thursday, 22 November 2018 by TOSBlog

Does fear of failure grip your heart? We’ve all experienced it. The chill seep of inner panic, the heightened pulse, the tightened knot on the lungs as the question draws all hope from within. The fatal four-word question: what if I fail? This question is not unique to our generation. But historically speaking, we

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Thankfulness All Year Long

Wednesday, 21 November 2018 by TOSBlog

During the month of November we try to focus on being thankful. We talk about sharing and gratitude and blessings all month long. Especially here in America, we take our Thanks-giving seriously. We plan feasts, invite family and friends over, and usually have some holiday traditions. While it is good and right to give