It's been another one of those busy days. I am finding it difficult to regulate my schedule in such a way as to have margin in my life. I thought I would be in town all week but it turns…
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Last year on this day Janet and I were on a cruise in Hawaii. We had gone out several days in advance of boarding the ship in an effort to get accustomed to the time zone differences in anticipation of…
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It was 41 years ago today, a Friday night at 7:00 pm at Trinity United Methodist Church, on the south side of Chicago, August 24, 1973, that Janet and I exchanged our vows uniting us as husband and wife. We…
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Our Bible study group recently finished studying the book of Mark and we were discussing the next thing to consider in our desire to study the books of the Bible. The lead choice at this point is the book of…
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It was 94 years ago today, on August 18, 1920, that Tennessee became the 36th state to ratify the 19th amendment to the Constitution giving women the right to vote. Thus ended more than 70 years of planning and campaigning…
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I have been thinking lately about all the things in the news that confirm that temptation and evil is all around us. Serial killers, sex trafficking and a host of other issues that it is just almost impossible to believe.…
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I have to admit that the moon has really looked awesome the past week or so. It was another one of the Supermoon scenarios that I have written about in the past, but over the week-end, Indiana experienced tremendous cloud…
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Today marks the 22nd annual celebration of Left Handers' Day. The event originally started out to showcase the issues that left handed people cope with living in a right handed world. Of course, there are the things like learning to…
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