Tag: bored
04
Oct
Waiting Is The Hardest Part
by Kari Scare
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Waiting in line. Waiting for dinner. Waiting for a train. Waiting for a package to arrive. Waiting for test results. Waiting for your teen to...
20
Sep
5 Habits for Getting and Staying in Shape
by Kari Scare
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The New Testament uses a variety of athletic metaphors to describe the life of a Christian. These references were certainly understood by those to whom...
17
May
Finding Balance in a Busy World, Part I
by Kari Scare
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“Busy” is the New “Fine” Many people seem to equate being busy with being important. Somehow, being busy by living in a state of perpetual...
19
Apr
Understanding the Symptoms of Vacation Brain
by Kari Scare
26 Comments
Vacation Brain discussed the mindset that happens when one fails to live life deliberately. The symptoms of vacation brain include increased comparisons, God neglect and...
10
Feb
Do You Remember Your First Love?
by Kari Scare
15 Comments
The anticipation. The excitement. The eagerness. The desire to please. Consuming thoughts. Irrepressible smile. Immense feelings. Overwhelming emotion. Do you remember? If so, you probably...
16
Sep
Staying Out of the Pit
by Kari Scare
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The post below first appeared at Cycle Guy’s Spin as part of a series on depression with the focus of helping those who have loved ones...
19
Jun
The Role of Commitments in Balance
by Kari Scare
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OVER-Commitment & OVER-whelm When I look around at my too-busy friends, I think to myself, “Never again. I don’t want to go back there.” That...
13
May
How Parents Can Model Balanced Technology Use
by Kari Scare
19 Comments
Parenting & Technology My parenting has never not known technology. In fact, I’m not sure how my parents disciplined or entertained me when I was...
27
Jan
Let’s Have Coffee
by Kari Scare
14 Comments
Coffee has gotten a bad rap. Sure, too much coffee often has a negative impact (nervousness, adrenal strain, and sleep reduction to name a few),...