All posts by T.W. Allgaier

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About T.W. Allgaier

I love Jesus. If I say nothing else, that is enough. But for those curiosity seekers, I am a 61 year old former special education teacher, current part time CCM Radio Announcer and author... who is married to her high school sweetheart. We have been together for 44 years, married almost 41 of those years! We have raised two sons, who are now married, have jobs and mortgages. AND...we became grandparents to a beautiful baby girl in 2018!! We also have our furry son, a West Highland Terrier. My heart's desire is to encourage people in their daily life. I believe that the Father speaks to us all the time, sometimes I have been too busy to listen. Even during times of trials and troubles, which seem endless right now in 2021, HE is present and loves us unconditionally. Thanks for reading. ~Be Encouraged Today~

36 YEARS and Counting….

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It seems just like yesterday honestly. We have memories individually that help us put our collective memories together. I guess that happens as you age.

We were talking about what makes a marriage last this long. We came up with a bunch of thoughts…and then we bickered. Then we laughed really hard. We have decided that those behaviors are keeping us young! Continue reading 36 YEARS and Counting….

Baby Congrats and Christmas

I’ve given a couple of baby gifts of late. I have noticed that I write almost the same sentiment in each and every card.

I write:

Congratulations!

Which made me pause and wonder….. Continue reading Baby Congrats and Christmas

Teaching before Christmas is like a Peanut Butter and A Mustard Sandwich

*I wrote this last year and choose to repost it in honor of my dear teaching friends!  Hang in there, most of you have one week left.*

Teaching and Christmas is like…..

….. putting mustard on a peanut butter sandwich.


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It doesn’t mix well.

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Year after year the day we came back from Thanksgiving weekend, it began.

Continue reading Teaching before Christmas is like a Peanut Butter and A Mustard Sandwich