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Groovin'
I realize I’m old and out of touch, it happens. But I do listen to the evening news most days and have teenage grandchildren, along with social media and the internet. I’m not a hermit. But I was wondering, do… Continue reading
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belief without deceit
I am in the habit of reading my blogs to my wife before posting them. I do like to hear it out loud. I’m not always pleased with what I hear but seldom make revisions. I suppose that is because… Continue reading
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the times
As I scrolled down my page on Facebook, or is it a timeline I don’t know the difference, I couldn’t help but notice all the fabricated stories. These stories aren’t from my friends but from the various news agencies and… Continue reading
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memories are better
I see the advertisements all the time. I see meme’s on Facebook. Connect with your old buddies, you served together, sign up and relive the good times. Well all I can say is, it wasn’t all that. Now, I’m a… Continue reading
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too late
The conversation has begun once again, reparations! The last serious discussion of this took place ten years ago. So why do you think it has begun again? Couldn’t be because of an upcoming election could it? No, I’m certain that… Continue reading
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memories or reminders
Do you believe in signs? What I mean are signs from the deceased. I often see the one about if a Cardinal is in your yard it is someone you loved. That’s the type of signs I mean. Or are… Continue reading
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act responsibly
Rewriting the moral handbook. That seems to be the agenda of the 21st century here in America. What were traditionally known to be immoral acts are being justified by legislation. Just pick an issue, any issue and it becomes plain… Continue reading
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pandering
I read a news article yesterday posted on social media. The Mayor of Baltimore, Jack Young, signed legislation for Pride month! They had their annual parade and this legislation was timed to help them celebrate. It was touted as landmark… Continue reading
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sacrificing ourselves
The seven social sins. We have all heard or read them. They are often attributed to Gandhi but he was provided that list by a priest named Frederick Donaldson. They have been written about extensively. That is as it should… Continue reading
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common sense
Listening to the morning news and I hear this: a study has shown that children of parents who drink alcohol are more likely to drink alcohol themselves. What a shocker! The study has shown that parents that were more lenient… Continue reading