“When I was asked to make this address I wondered what I had to say to you boys who are graduating. And I think I have one thing to say. If you wish to be useful, never take a course that will silence you. Refuse to learn anything that implies collusion, whether it be a […]
Continue Reading →Merry Christmas! Well, now as the sun sets and the parties wind down, most of us have enjoyed yet another day of memories. Hopefully, no one forgot the original reason we celebrated the reason this day was named for.
Continue Reading →Good thing I didn’t start saying that to people a month ago …
Hey, seriously, stop playing around. Just to think how time flies. Just a few months ago we were all thinking about what we might or might not do if and when Christmas ever get around to being here. Well, you got it. […]
Continue Reading →Yup, He still loves me. So, laugh if you must, but it happened again. Oh, yeah, that’s right. The dryer didn’t dry my jeans. That’s a lot like a personal offense, right? I should be priviledged and obliged to shoot the dryer to pieces now, right? Well, not so fast.
Once again, God put the right […]
Continue Reading →Have you ever stood back and thought about thought? The human mind is wildly complex, yet appears to us only as a big squishy sponge in our heads. Do this, next time you wake us from a dream, ask your self: did I have this dream before, did it have the same actors, and wht […]
Continue Reading →… the short list of dos and don’ts for the winter season. (Some of these I am reminded of from personal experience, like number one)
Do let your sweaters air-dry, apparently they shrink in the dryer. Do pack a small shovel in the trunk of your car. Either you’ll need it or you may want to […]
Continue Reading →I’d like to send out a special thank you to those who have contributed to our stories at LifesPassion.org. Your time and input is appreciated and proves your love for what you do. Today, I received a letter from Senator Tom Coburn, read it online.
Continue Reading →Hmm…this is a tough one. I’ll bet I know who came to your mind first. You. Would you consider others, or giving to charity? If so, how much, or what percentage? Of course, we all have a few pressing needs that a bailout could easily cover, but what about the rest?
Here’s my idea…pay off the […]
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