I’ve always been a phone guy… I remember when touch tone took the country by storm and we no longer had to use rotary phones to connect to one another. We could just push a sequence of buttons and that…
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I’m sitting here at the office of Janet’s rheumatologist waiting while Janet has her monthly infusion of her Rheumatoid Arthritis meds. Thankfully, although she has suffered for years and has many different treatments, her doctors have finally landed on a…
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As many of you know, last July, our dog, Hank, died of complications associated with DCM, dilated cardio myopathy, a heart disease that affects Doberman Pinschers and several other larger breeds. He lived almost two years post diagnosis and, in…
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For the past year or so, Janet and I have dedicated ourselves to working on jigsaw puzzles. To start with, they are great entertainment and doctors have made it clear that focusing on how the pieces all fit together stimulates…
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Tomorrow is the inauguration of President Donald Trump for the second of his non-consecutive terms in office. Every American knows that this event is the culmination of the one of the most divisive elections in the history of the United…
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It was fifty-nine years ago today that the family buried my paternal grandfather. It had been a long week for Dad and, consequently, the rest of us. Grandpa, who suffered from Alzheimer’s, had wandered away from the nursing home where…
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If you have kept your New Year’s resolutions beyond this past Friday, January 10th, then you have beaten the odds. Yes, we even have a day in the year dedicated to those people who have failed to keep their resolutions…
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This week, we started the spring session of the Soul Sisters, the church based Bible study I have taught to the women of Zionsville Presbyterian Church for many years now. I enjoy it, in addition to the fact that I…
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Last Thursday, I wrote about trusting Jesus and just CHILLing out. I had quite a bit of feedback on that post. People were thrilled to consider the idea of not having to rush from place to place - and to…
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Well, we made it to 2025. For most of December, I tried to write thought provoking posts about Advent being the first liturgical season of the theological year and some thoughts on Jesus, the Magi and the arrival of the…
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