Crumb – Accident Memories
I came across a little gem/not-gem today sorting a stack of files about my accident. It’s my...
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I came across a little gem/not-gem today sorting a stack of files about my accident. It’s my...
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Genius researcher that I am, I told my wife that I’m going the try the caffeine thing again…
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Another crumb falls from the table = this one’s for writers and reader – hurry to catch it before the dog gets it…
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Morning. It’s Sunday On most Sundays, I publish a short Sunday Lesson. It’s an observation,...
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For many people, facts are subservient to faith, culture, and family. We don’t fight wars over scientific facts. We fight them over religion.
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It’s get long It’s a long-ish drive from Charleston southwest to John’s Island to visit this...
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Psalm 232, Now I understand I understand now why You are whafty, immaterial like smoke. (Except...
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You know those weight loss emails? Those ‘a pill a day for less than the cost of a doctorate...
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Crumbs are observations I make through the day about anything. Search posts for...
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The disciples scolded the man. “Shut up, beggar,” they shouted. “Leave the Master alone.” An assenting murmur ran through the crowd, but it did no good. The blind beggar shouted with more urgency: “Son of David. Hear me. Have pity!”
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We tested at a fertility lab and discovered we were both marginally normal, but rested on the lowest bar of that range.
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I continued to read Catholic theology, and I still think something wonderful happens at Mass, something quiet, without words, something that slips in between prayers when you’re not expecting it.
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