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Sweet Adeline
Saturday, by what seemed like an act of congress only it was successful, the Irby clan gathered in one location and only had 2 “grands,” 1 son, 1 daughter, and 1 son-in-law missing! The special occasion? Taylor (daughter-in-law) had flown in from … Continue reading
Quietness
Recently my son, Seth,(the guy in the middle in black, singing) had the privilege of touring southern India with a group called The Gap Theory. He has been to many parts of the world with his music and message but rarely … Continue reading
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Tagged concert, family, home, India, quiet, quietness, Seth, The Gap Theory
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Their ‘frig made me cry…
To make sure I was on time for my jewelry party north of Jackson, MS on Thursday, I left home Wednesday night (when I finally finished all I had to do before leaving and then pack–aaarrrggghhh) to get to the other side of … Continue reading
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Tagged 'frig, Bosnia, Brazil, Campus Crusade, family, Indiana, prayer card, refrigerator
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