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Monthly Archives: January 2014
Rehearsal (Lace Up Your Dancing Shoes)
I can’t begin to tell you how many rehearsals I have attended in my six decades of life. Play rehearsals, solo vocal rehearsals, choral rehearsals, barbershop quartet rehearsals, rock band rehearsals, country/bluegrass band rehearsals, wedding rehearsals, story telling rehearsals, voice … Continue reading →
Posted in Stories, Uncategorized
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Tagged AA, Alcoholics Anonymous, boredom, changeable, chattanooga, dancing shoes, Don Williams, effortless, endorphin, fickle, fly fishing exercises, focus, fundamentals, Grammys, Hanon, harrow, intentionality, Lamaze, pianist, pray, purpose, rehearsal, Resusci Anne, ritual, self talk
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Remembering Dr. Harold Bowie
Early on Tuesday of this week a man who devoted his life to Christian education passed away in Memphis, Tennessee; he was 82 years old. His name was Harold Bowie. Many of my former students (as well as former colleagues) … Continue reading →
Posted in Family History, Stories, Uncategorized
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Tagged 2013, advocate, Cheetos, courage, Exodus 2:11-15, Facebook, fierceness, Greatness, Harding Academy, Harold Bowie, January 14 2014, Landon Saunders, Memphis Tennessee, Moses, obituary, savior, servant-leader, superintendent
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Weather, or Not?
It’s funny how an expression will come into your head and take up residence there, uninvited. Words. They are sometimes magical, having a life of their own. Although they are tools created by humans to depict a specific thing, or … Continue reading →
Posted in Comedy, Family History, Stories, Uncategorized
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Tagged automatrons, boring, bound, choice, confined, enslaved, freedom of choice, homophones, limited, omen, phrases, possibilities, restricted, trapped, weather, weatherless days, whether or not, words
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4 Comments
The Frozen Man (Life Imprinting)
It is 7 degrees above zero this morning in Atlanta, Georgia (Fahrenheit, of course). And the bright sun appears to be shuddering a bit as it rises for its work, today. Maybe that’s why the days are shorter in the … Continue reading →
Posted in Family History, Stories, Uncategorized
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Tagged 1976, 1977, 1984, 1988, 1989, Antarctica, Arizona, Ashland City Tennessee, Ashley stove, Atlanta Georgia, below zero, Billings Montana, bionic man, Canada, Cheap Hill, circumpolar region, cold weather, cryonics, Dec. 10 2013, extremes, Fahrenheit, faucet covers, Florida, Garrison Keillor, heating with wood, imprints, inclement weather, James Taylor, John Shaw Torrington, Montana, North America, Oklahoma, permafrost, polar vortex, Rocky Balboa, scientist, survival, The Frozen Man
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The Lost Story 