Tag: annoy
07
Aug
Surrounded
by Kari Scare
4 Comments
The song “Fight My Battles” by Michael W. Smith annoyed me the first several times I heard it. I mean, it’s the same wording over...
20
Feb
Social Connection… Not Easy But Best
by Kari Scare
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Because introversion is a dominant part of my personality, I used to believe I did not need much social interaction. In fact, I once bragged...
02
May
Spending Time With God
by Kari Scare
2 Comments
My husband and I have been married for 24 years, and we dated for 6 years before getting married. At this point, we know each other...
30
Aug
Projection, Amplification & Perception
by Kari Scare
2 Comments
My teenage boys sometimes talk about certain people who consistently annoy and frustrate them. While I usually encourage them to try and see the good,...
28
Jun
How to Not Exasperate Your Children
by Kari Scare
6 Comments
Do you exasperate your children? Ephesians 6:4 gives this advice regarding parenting… “Fathers, do not exasperate your children; instead, bring them up in the training...
08
Dec
Tinsel – Not Just for Decoration!
by Kari Scare
10 Comments
One of my boys’ (ages 13 and 11) favorite Christmas movies is “The Santa Clause” starring Tim Allen. Toward the end of the movie, some...
20
Jan
Infused with Alacrity
by Kari Scare
26 Comments
Have you ever been annoyed by someone’s enthusiasm? When someone consistently lacks authenticity and instead exists wrought with emotion & absent of action, do they...
28
Oct
Struggling with Pride
by Kari Scare
29 Comments
“The Great Sin” In one episode of the Big Bang Theory, Raj accuses Sheldon of arrogance. While funny, the clip aptly illustrates the pride and arrogance...
11
Feb
Making Allowances
by Kari Scare
21 Comments
While I appreciate the sentiment of this statement, I have one major problem with it: Sometimes it does. Sometimes, poor planning – what many consider...
22
Jun
What We All Have in Common with Serial Killers
by Kari Scare
9 Comments
If you’ve ever watched Criminal Minds, you probably understand the basics of profiling. The habits and history of the “unsub” (unidentified subject) get uncovered as...