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Mar 11, 2021

Want Change? Just Wait a Minute

Racial equality acceptance change can occur quickly — How often have you heard change requires years before changes can occur? So many times we have been told Rome wasn’t built in a day or the passing of several generations of people are required before change occurs, things take time, etc. People are indoctrinated that it takes a long…

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Want Change? Just Wait a Minute
Want Change? Just Wait a Minute

Jan 19, 2021

Who Will Stop the Coffin?

A scary night with a chaser coffin — The fire leaped up into the cool night sky that was dark, no moonlight or starlight at all. Several campers sat on logs around the roaring bonfire. A slight breeze blew softly on my neck sending chills down my spine. “I am going to tell you about an event that…

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Who Will Stop the Coffin?
Who Will Stop the Coffin?

Dec 22, 2020

Protecting RighteousDemocracy

A great generation made us who we are — I recently reread the account of my second cousin’s participation in the December 7th, 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor. We need to develop the sense of purpose that this generation used to win WW2. Harry K. Smith was the son of my grandmother’s brother. He was killed at Hicham Airfield…

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Protecting RighteousDemocracy
Protecting RighteousDemocracy

Dec 4, 2020

The First Time is the Right Time

Our first impulse is usually the best one — Most of us have wrestled with making a tough decision. We apply good problem-solving techniques and utilize the proper resources to gather as much pertinent information available. Sometimes, even after a thorough search, usually constrained by a time demand, there often isn’t enough information to satisfy us we are making…

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The First Time is the Right Time
The First Time is the Right Time

Nov 27, 2020

A Lifesaving Trip

And a tough little Studebaker coupe — When I was 19, one of my favorite haunts were the strip mines in Coal City, IL. There are several old mines that had all the coal removed and are now clear little lakes, fed by spring water. The sides of the lakes are surrounded by huge piles of rocks…

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A Lifesaving Trip
A Lifesaving Trip

Nov 24, 2020

Don’t Forget the Fundamentals

Sometimes we forget how essential fundamentals are — Quite often, the complex things we do are directed at correcting things caused by not doing simple fundamental things well. Both at work and in our daily lives, we need to make sure the fundamental things we assume are in place and working are actually working. We don’t need to…

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Don’t Forget the Fundamentals
Don’t Forget the Fundamentals

Nov 24, 2020

No Santa Claus?

Big brother spills the beans about Santa — My brother and I had rollicking times starting when I was not yet 2 years old. I used to climb out of my crib by myself the better to explore my surroundings. My mother would find me roaming around and she would yell at my brother because she thought he…

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No Santa Claus?
No Santa Claus?

Nov 2, 2020

That Old Wooden Box your Great Aunt Gave you has a Peculiar History

A Woodchopper, Elves and Nords conspire to make a custom box — I came across an old wooden box recently. Tucked inside was this warranty: About Your New Hold /Everything Dresser Box… Congratulations! You are now the proud owner(s) of the Hold/Everything Dresser Box specifically designed for those men who like to extricate the contents of their pockets into something before flinging…

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That Old Wooden Box your Great Aunt Gave you has a Peculiar History
That Old Wooden Box your Great Aunt Gave you has a Peculiar History

Oct 19, 2020

In the Still of the Night

A twelve-year old battles night terrors — I was alone in the house late at night. We had just moved to a rural area. Standing outside, not one other house could be seen. A farm field was to the north, a woods to the west and prairie to the south and east. It was a lonely dark…

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In the Still of the Night
In the Still of the Night

Oct 2, 2020

When we die, we may be in for a treat

My peaceful near-death experience sheds light on how our last moments on earth may, in fact, be comforting — The room was cold, but the sedative the nurse had given me negated the usual uncomfortable feeling of cold rooms. The bed that I was on was hard. Many tubes hung from machines in the operating room. I recognized the heart-lung machine that would be used in my procedure. I…

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When we die, we may be in for a treat
When we die, we may be in for a treat
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