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Several weeks ago, we took our kids to LEGOLAND. As we were leaving the park one afternoon, we stopped into one of the many retail stores and purchased a LEGO set for Luke and a few gifts for …
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A few months ago, we were hosting an evening class at a client site. One of the executives we’ve worked with over the years happened to walk by and asked if he could say a few words. In …
In the middle of the 20th century, Swiss theologian Karl Barth gradually published a series of book volumes that became celebrated works in his field. Since these came later in life, he occasionally …
When I was about five years old, my dad bought our family a Tandy 1000 personal computer. It came with 128K of memory on board, and one floppy disk drive. Although we were all overwhelmed with …
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When I was a kid, I was never satisfied with the performance of my Fisher-Price walkie-talkies. In my early teens, I finally made the case to my parents that I needed something more powerful. I …
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Last summer, our son Luke was about year and a half old and just learning to walk down the stairs. One afternoon, he decided on a strategy for a faster trip. He stood at the top of the staircase, …
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