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Elaine Lambert Bailey

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Aug 21, 2026
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Jul 8, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 21, 2026 · Elaine Lambert Bailey/ Contributing Columnist

    Journey Moments: The moment of surprise, part 1 - Claiborne Progress (opens the original)

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    Published 1:47 pm Friday, August 21, 2026 By Elaine Lambert Bailey/ Contributing Columnist Remember the Forrest Gump movie with the famous line: “Life is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you’re going to get.” How true this is. There is something so exciting about the moment of surprise. Whether it is choosing a piece of chocolate from a box of assorted candies or opening a beautifully wrapped birthday gift, we enjoy the anticipation of the surprise. Perhaps that is why we like celeb

  2. Article · Aug 13, 2026 · Elaine Lambert Bailey/Contributing Columnist

    Journey Moments: The crying moment - Claiborne Progress (opens the original)

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    Published 11:56 am Thursday, August 13, 2026 By Elaine Lambert Bailey/Contributing Columnist As humans, we experience a multitude of emotions—love, joy, gratitude, compassion, remorse, stress, grief, disappointment, confusion, anger and much more throughout our journey. When an emotion becomes intense, tears tend to flow and so begins . . . the crying moment. Everyone enjoys the happy tears like when you walk across the stage at graduation and receive your long-awaited diploma or when it is your

  3. Article · Aug 6, 2026 · Elaine Lambert Bailey/Contributing Columnist

    The moment of healing - Claiborne Progress (opens the original)

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    Published 7:55 pm Thursday, August 6, 2026 By Elaine Lambert Bailey/Contributing Columnist While every moment on our journey matters, it is our early years that helped shape who we are today. Parents (or guardians) taught us their fundamental beliefs. Everything they deemed as right or wrong. For those who knew God, they taught us about His unconditional love, how to pray and how to trust God every step of our journey. Remember those days when you felt sick? I do. It seemed my mother always had

  4. Article · Jul 29, 2026 · Elaine Lambert Bailey/ Contributing Columnist

    The waiting moment - Claiborne Progress (opens the original)

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    Published 11:21 am Wednesday, July 29, 2026 By Elaine Lambert Bailey/ Contributing Columnist It seems we spend many of our journey moments waiting. We stand in line at grocery stores, banks and theaters. We sit in waiting areas to see doctors, dentists and tax accountants. We also wait for someone to return our call, text or email. Regardless of how much time we spend waiting, we know the waiting moment is simply a part of life. Since we all experience moments when we must wait, the question is:

  5. Article · Jul 24, 2026 · Elaine Lambert Bailey/Contributing Columnist

    When time leaves us behind - Claiborne Progress (opens the original)

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    By Elaine Lambert Bailey/Contributing Columnist While on our journey, we are taught to measure each moment of time by seconds, minutes and hours. This grand clock literally counts down every second of our lives. That is why millions of people use calendars to plan appointments, events, vacations, family gatherings and even date nights. We tend to plan our lives as if we have authority over time, but do we? Reflect on How You Spend Your TimeTake a moment and ask yourself how you spend your time.

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