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Category Archives: reflection
Blood
I am one of those people who gets queasy at the sight of blood. I remember when my wife and I had our blood tests before we got married. I sat down and made it through my procedure fine but … Continue reading
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Today my Teresa and I celebrate our 40th wedding anniversary. What has happened in 40 years? We’ve lived in 7 different homes, in 3 cities, received a total of 4 degrees from 3 institutions, been blessed with 2 sons, later … Continue reading
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Cinco de Mayo
A number of years ago before our younger son graduated from the local university, his mother and I had an evening out that we laugh about to this day. It was not unusual for us to go to the college … Continue reading
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Grow up
I love the spring time. It is a time of renewal, a time of growth. I remember as a young man growing up on the farm, it was a time to plant. By this time we would be putting fertilizer … Continue reading
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Intellectual vs Circumstantial
Are you happy? Are you a generally content person? The pursuit of happiness is strange in that if one makes happiness, fulfillment, or contentment their goal, it will likely go unfulfilled. That is to say, if you make happiness your … Continue reading
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Opposition Parties
In our country no matter which political party is in power there is always an opposition party. If this opposition is handled in a healthy way it strengthens our government. The opposition party holds the other party accountable. The system … Continue reading
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What you think
You are not what you think you are but what you think, you are. Let us take the first part – You are not what you think you are. People usually have an inflated opinion of self. Too often we … Continue reading
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Donuts
Ok I confess I love a “Hot-Now” Krispy Kreme donut. I realize they are not a daily part of a healthy diet but when you want to splurge, it is hard to beat a couple of hot donuts and a … Continue reading
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Friday the 13th
Happy Friday the 13th Triskaidekaphobia is a big word with a simple meaning. It is the morbid fear of the number 13. It comes from the Greek words tris (three), kai (and), and deka (ten), thus the meaning 13; and … Continue reading
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The Hand
Several years ago there was a popular song called “Daddy’s Hands.” The song was very touching and referred to the hands of a father that could be soft or hard depending on the circumstances. I recall a line in the … Continue reading
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