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Faith, Japanese language, social work, mental health, justice, nerdy stuff —- with tons of typos.
It’s a shame how many of us have been taught us to fear exploring the mother and caregiver heart of God. What can be more sacred than the attuned and loving response to a child? What if we truly saw that as Godly, divine labor? I think our society might honor and support caregivers a bit more.
February 13, 2025 at 1:36 PM
It’s a shame how many of us have been taught us to fear exploring the mother and caregiver heart of God. What can be more sacred than the attuned and loving response to a child? What if we truly saw that as Godly, divine labor? I think our society might honor and support caregivers a bit more.
Every time I respond to my child’s cries, I’m offering up a prayer of sorts. A prayer that each embrace and soothing word stores up heavenly treasures, a prayer that my child may know faith, hope, and love, that will be with him long after I no longer can be.
February 13, 2025 at 1:33 PM
Every time I respond to my child’s cries, I’m offering up a prayer of sorts. A prayer that each embrace and soothing word stores up heavenly treasures, a prayer that my child may know faith, hope, and love, that will be with him long after I no longer can be.
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I don't follow dreams. I follow Jeusus and when I follow him dreams follow me. --Gail Song Bantum
January 31, 2025 at 6:09 PM
I don't follow dreams. I follow Jeusus and when I follow him dreams follow me. --Gail Song Bantum
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The Missing Post Office, on the remote Japanese island of Awashima, is a repository for 60,000-plus pieces of mail from all over Japan to those with no forwarding address. Lost friends and pets; past and future selves; and, most frequently, the dead.
Gift link to our story:
wapo.st/4gtdy1n
Gift link to our story:
wapo.st/4gtdy1n
The sorrow, hope and longing of Japan’s ‘Missing Post Office’
An old post office in southern Japan has become a destination, both tourist and postal, for people who are not yet ready to let go of their loved ones.
wapo.st
February 9, 2025 at 3:13 PM
The Missing Post Office, on the remote Japanese island of Awashima, is a repository for 60,000-plus pieces of mail from all over Japan to those with no forwarding address. Lost friends and pets; past and future selves; and, most frequently, the dead.
Gift link to our story:
wapo.st/4gtdy1n
Gift link to our story:
wapo.st/4gtdy1n
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Still a fan of print newspaper layout when done so beautifully 😍
February 10, 2025 at 3:08 PM
Still a fan of print newspaper layout when done so beautifully 😍