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Anatomy of a Writer
What makes someone a writer? My mother was a great writer. I could say she “had a way with words,” but that might not tell you very much. I can say that whenever I read something she wrote I find … Continue reading →
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Tagged 12 Step Meeting, Achilles' heel, allusion, anatomy, Archie Bunker, clever, Frederick Buechner, magical, pronunciation, wordaholic, writer
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Sense and Sensuality
Sense and Sensibility, Jane Austen’s first published novel, 1811, (beautifully portrayed in the 1995 movie starring Alan Rickman, Emma Thompson, Hugh Grant, and Kate Winslet), is one of the many successful stories that have made her one of the most widely … Continue reading →
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Tagged 1811, 1995, Alan Rickman, Archie Bunker, aselgeia, Bud Light, country music, Dionysus, Emma Thompson, Greek, Hugh Grant, Jane Austen, Jason Aldean, Jesus, Kate Winslet, licentious, New Testament, Oscar, Oscar Wilde, Plato, Plato's Republic, Ravi Zacharias, regret, Sense and Sensibility, sensuality
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Merry, Mary, and Marry Christmas
I remember being instructed many years ago in the subtle but distinguishable difference in the pronunciation of the words merry, Mary, and marry. I’m sure that on that same day I probably learned the difference between pin and pen. But … Continue reading →
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Tagged 1977, 2006, Archie Bunker, Gospel of Luke, illumination, Jesus of Nazareth, King, Luke 1:29, Luke 1:48-49, Luke 2:13-14, Luke 2:35, marry, Mary, Matthew 2:1-12, Merry Christmas, nuptial, The Nativity, Virgin Mary
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The Lost Story 