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It’s sad how, over time, we lose touch with friends.   We think they will be around forever and we’ll have a chance to “catch up” one of these days.
Life is but a vapor . . .
Much of this post won’t make sense to many of you.  Some of you will know exactly what I’m talking [...]

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Tomorrow is the Eighth Day of Christmas, a.k.a. the Holy Name of Jesus (it was on the eighth day that Jesus was circumcised, and the Bible tells us that it was at his circumcision that he was given the Name of Jesus).  On the civil calendar it is also New Year’s Day.  No matter which [...]

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Second day of . . .
Second day of . . .
Second day of . . .
Tomorrow, reply to anyone who says something to you about “the day after Christmas” by simply saying,
Second day of . . .
Have a glorious Second Day of Christmas, everyone!

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Brief note here.  Getting ready for church, which prompted this thought:
So many people tell us every year to “keep Christ in Christmas.”  How about keeping the “mas” in Christmas?
“Christmas” is “Christ’s Mass.”  Christ’s Eucharist.  Christ’s Holy Communion Service.  Christ’s Lord’s Supper Service.  Whatever the terminology of your particular tradition may be, the Communion Service in [...]

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I don’t know what I like better:
1) The groovy fashions those groovy teens have made.
2) The Gilligan hat covered with studs, or
3) How Grandma is having a little too much fun with this product.

Find more videos like this on www.truveo.com.

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Who could forget this (no matter how hard one might try)?

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A friend E-mailed me today to let me know that this little ol’ blog was mentioned in passing in this month’s issue of the Confessional Presbyterian journal, an extremely conservative publication.
In said journal, a Mr. Frank J. Smith makes this comment about me and about this blog:
“It might be worth noting that one of the [...]

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