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With the passing of Jimmy Carter the last vestiges of an era have gone. It is fitting to remember a time when: a peanut farmer from Georgia could be elected president the rule of law was mighty enough to topple a president the majority of Americans cast their vote for an honest government A time to remember the men and women who matured during the … Continue reading Goodbye, Jimmy Carter
To hear the music in today’s post, please go to the Just A Thought website. PLEASE CLICK HERE ***Sarah Puckett and Joe Nagy are contributors to this morning’s post. Sarah with a stunning poem from Lyn Unger Joe with his brilliant essay on Freedom *** We’re entering the new year. As with every new year, we don’t know exactly what lies ahead. But we come … Continue reading It’s A New Year
As is our custom during the holiday season we reprise our Charlie Brown post for you. So wherever you are and whatever you’ve planned: may your hearts be strong, and may your souls be in perfect peace. Remember our thoughts are with you. Marsha & Pat *** “Always winter but never Christmas.” ~ C.S. Lewis “I’m in sad shape, Lucy. My trouble is Christmas. I … Continue reading Charlie Brown Christmas 2024
To hear the music in today’s post, please go to the Just A Thought website. PLEASE CLICK HERE The state of the world has really sucked the wind out of my sails and put me in a state of watchful grief. It has been hard to find my equilibrium. Luckily for Marsha and me, we found a way to get a little peace of … Continue reading A Visit to Dogland
In the Year of What Else Could Go Wrong cleared gutters gush November rainand run off becomes more of an ideathan a result. The tiny maple leaves once fall fire drop and clog the splash block and water eases its way down the foundation wall as all good North-west basements turn winter pools. No one says, what next? The predatorshave taken power, the weak are leftweeping in their chai tea, … Continue reading In the Year of What Else Could Go Wrong