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By Greg Primm
Like many of you, I’ve been sucked into the vortex of social networking. Facebook, Twitter, Friend Feed, LinkedIn — I’m on all of them.
In fact, just click on these links to connect with me: Twitter, Facebook, FriendFeed.
I rarely notice the ads on Facebook, but for some reason the one to the left stuck [...]
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By Greg Primm
My family and I just returned from a week at the beach. We’ve been going to Orange Beach, AL for years and I still can’t get comfortable with the fact that I’m going to Alabama for vacation. No offense to any of my readers from Alabama. It’s a fine state, just not the [...]
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By Greg Primm
We don’t say, “I’m genetically pre-disposed to mild depression,” or “I haven’t exercised in a while and I spend a lot of time watching TV,” instead, we say, “I’m disappointed because I don’t make enough money and my boss is mean to me.” And yet, someone in the very same circumstances seems much [...]
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By Greg Primm
I’ve written about waiting on God before. In that post I made the conclusion that “if I give up control of the end, if I release to God the final chapter and live obedient to him daily, he’ll take me right where I need to be.”
I still agree with that . . . [...]
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By Greg Primm
For those of you who haven’t heard of Seth Godin, you need to stop reading this post, click here, and go check him out. He’s been blogging about business and marketing since before the word “blog” existed. Even if you’re not interested in business or marketing, Seth’s writings have applications to everyday life.
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By Greg Primm
When my kids were younger, they had a jack-in-the-box. Not the hamburger, the toy. You probably had one growing up, too. It’s the box with the door on top where the scary-looking clown pops out after you turn the handle (just for fun, check out the video here). I remember watching my daughters play [...]
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By Greg Primm
My lawn is looking really good this year. It’s green, weed-free, and it feels great to walk on. The last couple of weeks, I’ve felt an odd twinge of pride as I pull into the neighborhood and see the green blanket of sod in the yard. It’s only taken two years, hundreds of [...]
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By Greg Primm
For the third year in a row, my family dragged me, kicking and screaming, to a small camp that our church puts on each Memorial Day for kindergaren, 1st, and 2nd graders and their families. Each year, I try to weasel my way out of it. I make every excuse in the book, [...]
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By Greg Primm
It usually happens a couple of times per week: I ask my oldest daughter, Allison, to do something and she says - “ok”. Several minutes go by, but she doesn’t move. So I ask her again, using my DAD voice — stern but not angry. Another “ok”, but still no movement. Finally, I [...]
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By Patrick Kuhlers
I lack trust.
There is no other way to put it.
If I take a step back and look at my life, I feel like I have built it on security and normalcy. The world is built on that. We are told to get a good job and a 401k. All of those things are good, [...]
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