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An Old Blue Sign

I was fortunate as a child growing up in that I lived close to both sets of my grandparents. They were both within easy walking distance of my home. These two sets of grandparents were very different. I guess that … Continue reading

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The Great Equalizer

When I was a young man I spent a few years coaching high school football. And even today I am a college football fan. One of the things I appreciated about the sport was that it was a great equalizer. … Continue reading

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A Spiritual Heritage

I have many favorite verses in the Bible but certainly one of those has to be 3 John 4. The NKJ renders “I have no greater joy than to hear that my children walk in truth.” John was probably referring … Continue reading

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Proxy Voting

My current job places me in a setting with a board of directors in a monthly meeting. From time to time it is the board’s responsibility to develop or revise policy. When this is done it requires a quorum, that … Continue reading

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Our Father

I have two sons and have treasured a father son relationship since I first became a father. I know the depth of love a father feels for his children. I know the lengths a father would go to assure the … Continue reading

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Change of Seasons

The last couple of mornings have been cool giving us a hint of fall in the air. This is a welcome relief from the hot summer that is coming to a close. I love the change in the seasons. I … Continue reading

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Political correctness

Political Correctness, commonly abbreviated PC, is best defined by looking at what it is not: that is, the idea of being politically incorrect. Political Incorrectness is used to refer to language or ideas that may cause offense. We live in … Continue reading

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Back to the basics

A story is told about the great Vince Lombardi, that on the first day of camp for the Green Bay Packers, he would begin the meeting by holding up a football and saying “Gentlemen, this is a football.” He believed … Continue reading

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Penmanship

I read recently that cursive writing was no longer taught in elementary schools. That is rather sad because I do appreciate someone who has beautiful handwriting. My Teresa’s handwriting looks as good today as when we were in school. However, … Continue reading

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Good question

Being a fan of athletics, I normally like a good movie with an athletic theme. I think about Hoosiers as it reminds me of my high school basketball days in a small town. Who hasn’t watched the movie Rudy, the … Continue reading

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