Dear faithful readers~ Surprise! You have a guest blogger this evening! This is Kristin, Scott’s oldest daughter. I have been waiting for months for the perfect opportunity to hijack dad’s blog. He does so much for everyone else I wanted…
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I've been working from home today. Not taking the day off, mind you - just working from home. And for nearly everything I have accomplished, I have used my computer. We have a pretty fast internet connection here at the…
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We just hired another "Scott" at the cafeteria and Kevin, one of my co-workers, and now also a friend, has stuck me with the label "Moses" to avoid the confusion of having two "Scott"s. Quite honestly, I suppose that I…
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I've been busy this week-end getting caught up on budgets for my clients for the second half of the year; and making plans to travel to Dallas for my monthly trip, as well as a side trip to Oklahoma City…
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Every once in a while, something happens that causes me to actually laugh out loud. Well, today was one of those days. I ran an errand to a shaver repair business near the Broad Ripple part of the city, on…
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For the last four days, Great Britain has been throwing a party - a really big party - for Queen Elizabeth as the nation celebrates her Diamond Jubilee, marking 60 years on the throne. I have only caught glimpses of…
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Every once in a while, I am asked to fill in for a pastor when he or she is going on vacation, is ill or has to be away from their church for any other reason. Several years ago, I…
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Although I am on the road quite a bit, something very unusual happened this week-end. I was home, and yet I was alone. Now I know that doesn't sound like anything out of the ordinary, but with all the family…
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I received a prayer request this afternoon from one of our devoted readers. It had to do with praying for a family in Virginia who lost their son in a drowning incident yesterday. In fact, his body was not recovered…
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Back on May 5, 1868, General Logan of the Union Army issued his General Order #11 recognizing May 30, 1868 as the first Memorial Day. In commemoration of the day, flowers were put primarily on the graves of Union as…
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