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Training our minds to be thankful | Greg Asimakoupoulos
We can train our brains to be selective in what we see and experience.
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The gospel according to John | Greg Asimakoupoulos
The Reverend Doctor John A. Huffman Jr. entered my life when I was a senior at Seattle Pacific…
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The agony of defeat | Greg Asimakoupoulos
There was a tangible pall that hung over the Pacific Northwest the day after the Mariners came to…
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Time in a bottle | Greg Asimakoupoulos
Ten years before I got married, I listened to that popular Jim Croce song on the radio while…
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I want to be like Charlie | Greg Asimakoupoulos
“So what do you think of Charlie?” That’s a question that’s been posed in person and over social…
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Remembering an unforgettable day | Greg Asimakoupoulos
This week we observe the somber anniversary of a tragic Tuesday millions of Americans will never forget. Twenty-four…
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Answering a letter at long last | Greg Asimakoupoulos
Following the death of my wife’s 94-year-old father, it fell to me to sort through his office for…
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When God winked at me twice | Greg Asimakoupoulos
From time to time I have shared Godwinks in this weekly column.
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When it comes to dancing with change | Greg Asimakoupoulos
Change is an inevitable reality in life, even on Mercer Island.
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The spy who loved me | Greg Asimakoupoulos
When John learned of my application for the position at Covenant Living at the Shores, he became a…
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A little story about a man called Wally | Greg Asimakoupoulos
Following our move to Mercer Island twenty years ago, two Wallys came into my life.