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Happy Father's Day, Daddy

Do you ever think back to the days when your biggest concern was that  you needed a baseball bat all your own? So your dad took you to the store to get you not only a bat but your very first baseball glove.

The Wacky, Wonderful, World Wide Web

I STILL find this whole internet world a bit weird...while finding it wonderful as well...but at the time, a bit too nosey for my taste. A couple days ago I "celebrated" my birthday, I use that word loosely.
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Pastor's Blog - Do You Hear Voices

  Acts 2:42-47 There are some things I just can't do without hearing my mother's voice as I remember those teaching moments my younger sister and I shared as we watched her prepare meals.

Raspberries after the rain

       I have been pleasantly surprised, during my years of living on my grandfather's old farm, at the good things that grow, if I let them.

Me and Google

       I owe part of my success in researching stories to a silly movie.      In the 2002 comedy "Maid in Manhattan," the mother, played by Jennifer Lopez, responds to a question from her daughter by saying "Google it at school.
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Pastor's Blog-IMPERISHABLE SEEDS

  Acts 2:14a, 36-41 I Peter 1:17-23 So, there I was on Saturday, wandering through the garden center of one of those big home improvement stores, surrounded by plants and flowers in 6-packs, gallon containers and planters and racks of brightly colored seed packets.

Dear Advertisers and Community

Most months I try to drop a little note of thanks to our advertisers...it seems I've run into a good sort of problem, it's been crazy busy! I don't know if the area folks realize how important all of you advertisers are to making this all possible, you are indeed the engine that keeps all of this running.

Your consideration requested

  To the Editor:   This letter is written for the person or persons who are visiting thegrave of Steve De Witt and leaving a mess in the cemetery when they have left.