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Tag: sacrifice

Interview With MOM

Posted on May 12, 2012May 14, 2012 by dcaldwell23

MY INTERVIEW WITH MOM This is Mother’s Weekend. I’m pausing my new series on addiction to write for Mother’s Day.  I have gone to The Source . . .  Mom. I called my parents phone number in Apache, a very familiar number; it’s been their number for 50 years. Saturday morning, 7:30am. Me:  Hi Mom,…

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Barbershop Theology – a lesson from a hot check

Posted on July 30, 2011February 12, 2012 by dcaldwell23

Barbershop Theology I have attended college. I have attended four of them. I learned a lot at college. I have degrees that suggest, “Hey, this guy learned.” But I can never replace the lessons I learned as the shoe-shine boy in my dad’s barbershop. Hundreds of people came through Caldwell’s Barber Shop over the years. …

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You Can’t Put A Price On Dreams

Posted on July 15, 2011December 18, 2011 by Guests and Former Contributors

by Rob Loeber What would you do for a dream?  How far would you go to achieve a lifelong goal? Those are the questions thousands of athletes ask themselves every single day.  From Alaska to Maine and all points in between, minor league and semi-pro players are making enormous sacrifices to stay on the field,…

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