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I sold my book…and not at a yard sale!!! Now, lest we get carried away, I should clarify that I sold exactly two copies of my book. I did, however, manage to give away 231 copies for free. That goes … Continue reading
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I’ve been meaning to write this for a while now, but I keep putting it off… … Continue reading
Note: This is, as you can read from the title, part three in a series. If you’re just joining us, may I suggest that you go back and read parts one and two? The unendurable teaches you endurance—or leaves you … Continue reading
When you assume… I have mentioned before that I’m not what you, or anyone you know, would call “handy.” One of the problems that comes with being less than fully “ept” is that one tends to trust any man … Continue reading
Every castle needs a throne—and I’m not talking about one with plumbing. I don’t have a “Man Cave” per se, but I do have a big, comfy Daddy chair. It’s green, just so you know. I didn’t go looking … Continue reading
I’m not. Handy, that is. I’m not the kind of man one calls when one needs help fixing or building. You will never hear it said, “Oh, call Michael. He can help. That guy can fix anything!” It’s not … Continue reading
O.K., this time there will be no rabbit trails. In my last post, I started to talk about our family’s worship experience, and I got distracted by the issue of sleep. I love sleep. Anyway, it is a bit … Continue reading
My dog is defective. Harsh? Yes. True? Unfortunately, also yes. It isn’t entirely her fault; some of it is a gene thing. Still, some of it is pure choice. O.K., from the beginning… … Continue reading
How do you solve a problem like Maria… I’m sorry; that had nothing to do with this post. I don’t know Maria, but I’m sure she is capable of dealing with her own issues. It’s just that I happen to … Continue reading
Mine hit while I was standing at the bathroom sink. It had not been a good day. A virus was mocking my immune system. My part-time “extra” job was giving me fits. I had just been fired from my primary … Continue reading