Life Lessons

The 150 Year Women’s March of P.E.O.

When I hear about the Women’s March, I think about P.E.O. (a Philanthropic Educational Organization), and how they began their march for women 150 years ago.  Our seven founders, then students of Iowa Wesleyan College in Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, marched single file into the chapel wearing identical aprons they made to announce their new society.

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Dear Santa,

Dear Santa, How are you? I am fine. I’ve been mostly good this year and so I’m pretty sure you’ll be coming to my house, although we don’t have a chimney. So I don’t know how you’re going to break into our house—but you seem to know how to do it every year. So I’ll just

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Skip the Therapist. Be Happy with a Trusted Stylist

  Years ago, I read an article written by a therapist who asks her client, “Did you try that technique I gave you last week.†“No,†the client responds. “My hair stylist thought it was a dumb idea.â€Â  That conversation prompted the therapist to investigate the trusted relationship people have with stylists. It’s true. We

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Writing About God: Reflection Boosts Understanding

In my family, when things work out in a strange and mysterious way, we say, “It’s a God Thing.†Carol doesn’t use those words, yet her reflection of a difficult year captivated our writing class. It’s an important lesson for all.   GOD PROVIDES by Carol After much prayer and discussion, in the fall of

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