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May.10.2013
It had yellowed. I imagined the sun's rays gave it the hue. I would not have even looked at it, but as I peeled the foil off the glass-shaped container I saw a bit stuck to it.
I tilted the glass and took a large sip. That is when I sensed the foul smell as the bitterness spread in my mouth....
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May.01.2013
Some years ago I went to a Dermatologist to have a skin lesion examined. She had me remove all my clothes and put a gown on. The gown was torn, and the snaps didn’t work. It looked like an old hospital gown I had worn 40 years earlier during an emergency room visit. I felt humiliated as I...
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Apr.21.2013
“Doubt is no more disbelief than questions are compromise” (from, The Enoch Factor: The Sacred Art of Knowing God).
Until you question your faith, you have no faith. It is true, however, you might have beliefs. But there is a chasm of difference between a believing person and a person of...
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Apr.12.2013
Trust is a valuable commodity we all possess and often take for granted. Family and close friends automatically have our trust, simply because they are family and close friends. These are people we have known forever and for some friends, longer than forever, perhaps in another lifetime. And...
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Mar.17.2013
Another year gone by since mom’s passing…
She came to visit in my dream last night.
She looked older, gray hair down to her shoulders.
I can’t seem to recall what we talked about.
But I remember her warm and gentle smile.
She looked youthful and her presence assured me that all is well.
Her...
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Mar.15.2013
It’s been nearly a year since Mike Woodson took over for fired Head Coach Mike D'Antoni and became the new Head Coach of the New York Knicks. I’ve been hard on him since day one and have made my reasons very clear. Simply visit the home page of my show site and search for New York Knicks...
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Feb.11.2013
My overarching philosophy for life was delivered by my current job and employer. "You don't know what you don't know, until you're told you don't know," summarizes the deal for me.
We depend on systems, processes and people to do what they were told, trained, planned, hired, or installed to...
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Feb.02.2013
Romans 11:29 For the gifts and calling of God are without repentance. Luke 9:62 And Jesus said unto him, No man, having put his hand to the plough, and looking back, is fit for the kingdom of God. I've said it once, and will say unto again. You can't even think of think of...
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Feb.02.2013
You have so much on your mind right now, your heart is heavy, and things seem to be closing in on you. All that you hope and believe in is being challenged, and you’re wondering can you hold out. I want you to know the faith that I have imparted in you is more than enough to...
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Jan.26.2013
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R66eQL..."
I just watched this John Green video (link above) interpreting The Catcher in the Rye. It's got some pretty good analysis. A little on the frenetic side, but decent overall given the brief time allowed.
But I've got an issue with describing the apartment...
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