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Carver on Tenderness

No individual should be allowed to enter into this world and go out of it

By Camille Lewis / September 14, 2008

Read Remember Think

If you’re wondering how to motivate your employees, try it Old School! Get that glass

By Camille Lewis / September 5, 2008

Believe Grace Read

Have courage for the great sorrows of life and patience for the small ones; and

By Camille Lewis / August 19, 2008

Grace Read Speak

I study metaphor. All language is metaphoric, you know. The map is not the territory,

By Camille Lewis / July 18, 2008

Look Love Read Speak Think Vent

We make rules. We bend rules. Humanly speaking, there’s really no difference between ours and

By Camille Lewis / June 27, 2008

Look Love Read Remember Speak Think

So a toddler’s-lifetime-ago, my parents gave us my old Fisher Price Little People toys. I

By Camille Lewis / June 25, 2008

Love Read Speak Think

But the idling of our elders is called business; the idling of boys, though quite

By Camille Lewis / June 22, 2008

Grace Read Speak

One may preach a covenant of grace more clearly than another. . . . But

By Camille Lewis / May 31, 2008

Giggle Love Read Remember Speak

You have no power over my body, neither can you do me any harm. I

By Camille Lewis / May 28, 2008

Grace Heal Learn Read Speak Write

If you caught my Ebenezer series (which ended with this final post), you’d be interested

By Camille Lewis / May 15, 2008