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I tend to keep things close to the vest and not let too many people into my world. Where do you stand?

Phil Underwood
Oct 13, 20243 min read
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Being Human…again
I am in a series of blogs I am calling The Marks of a Human, Being. In this sharing I hope to share with you some of my convictions...

Phil Underwood
May 6, 20112 min read
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How Do You BE?
A Human, Being All of us are human beings, but how many of us are humans, being? Over the next few posts I want to dedicate this space to...

Phil Underwood
Apr 21, 20112 min read
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Girls..Numero Dos: Alexis Nicole
My children, all of them, are special. Alexis is my most misunderstood daughter. If you took a picture of me at 15 and Alexis at 15,...

Phil Underwood
Oct 16, 20084 min read
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Crying
I can’t quit crying. I sat at my dad’s grave the other night as dusk approached and I thought my entire body would empty of its contents...

Phil Underwood
Sep 3, 20081 min read
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Thankful
I am thankful today. Now, do not get me wrong – I have plenty to be forlorn about, even fearful. I am choosing to be thankful, though....

Phil Underwood
Sep 3, 20083 min read
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I miss him
It’s only been five days, but I miss my dad. J Roland Underwood, my father, passed away very unexpectedly last week. He was 71 years...

Phil Underwood
Sep 2, 20083 min read
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The Saddest Day Ever…
Recently, I was speaking with a friend who told me about a paper their son wrote for a school project. The child was about fourteen when...

Phil Underwood
Jun 6, 20085 min read
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Eastbound and Down
I am headed east. Less than an hour ago the wheels underneath me left the ground, the wings caught the air and I was headed out of...

Phil Underwood
Mar 18, 20085 min read
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Saturday
It is Saturday morning after a Friday night. I drove through the streets of the city alone last night. I looked at lights, at people, at...

Phil Underwood
Feb 9, 20083 min read
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Leaving on a Jet Plane…
Here I am at 36,000 as I am leaving Costa Rica. What a wonderful time and trip in so many ways. I wish you all were with me. In Costa...

Phil Underwood
Dec 21, 20072 min read
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Children
I am a father of three wonderful daughters, ages 25, 18, 15. It is an unfamiliar feeling to release them into adulthood a little at a...

Phil Underwood
Nov 26, 20073 min read
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I just do not understand…
It has been a couple of weeks now, but I still feel it. The ‘joy’ factor that I wrote of previously is still intact. Still no change of...

Phil Underwood
Nov 11, 20072 min read
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leaving the snow, and friends, on the mountain
I do not know the name of the mountain, but I do know it was covered with snow. I had to leave the gathering this afternoon and return to...

Phil Underwood
Nov 11, 20072 min read
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West Virginia, Mountain Mama
Almost heaven, West Virginia Blue Ridge Mountains, Shenandoah River Life is old there, older than the trees Younger than the mountains...

Phil Underwood
Nov 9, 20072 min read
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miscellaneous views
These are some random pictures from Punta Leona, Costa Rica at the 2007 Catalyst International Leadership Retreat

Phil Underwood
Oct 19, 20071 min read
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simply marvelous
one ocean, three days, forty-three humans, thousands of plants, trees & flowers. they all came together for a wonderful experience in...

Phil Underwood
Oct 19, 20072 min read
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In the Jungle with a Wild God
Okay, we are here…between the jungle all around us and the deep blue sea. It is day two of our three days together at Punta Leona and all...

Phil Underwood
Oct 17, 20072 min read
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it’s my birthday
well, well…. i am writing two days in a row! can we believe it? today is the seventh day of august in the year two-thousand seven. that...

Phil Underwood
Aug 7, 20072 min read
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Cruising at 37,000 feet
Off once again to San Jose. I think it was Glen Campbell that once sung, “Do you know the way to San Jose?” I think he was singing of...

Phil Underwood
Jul 23, 20072 min read
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