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Stumpy Does Geometry

We’re studying Geometry around here. Well, at least my son is taking the course. Whether or not actual studying is occurring is another matter. Anyway, despite my remarkably poor grades in that subject myself, I have been reviewing what little I knew, and reading some of the book along with him. Geometry has lots of …

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Ripples

Have you ever done a little act of kindness, and then hoped that God would use your little effort somehow? I want to tell you a story today about how a kindness done for someone else had a ripple effect that had an impact on me personally in a very real way. I love this …

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Humble Pie

Slab o’ Humble Pie, Anyone? I think you’ll find the Crow is excellent, today, Madame. After all my bragging about good food, I think I better take myself down a peg or two, in the interests of God not doing it for me. You know Scripture says that God opposes the proud, but gives grace …

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You CAN Go Home Again

You know “they” say that you can’t go home again. And perhaps there’s some truth to that statement. But in my experience, I haven’t found that to be totally the case. When I first moved to Nashville, part of the reason was to attend a church that seemed to me to be dynamic and vibrant, …

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Here at the ROCK…

OK, the title of today’s entry is an homage to a WONDERFUL episode of the Andy Griffith show. Barney tells a couple of prisoners, incarcerated in the hopeless Alcatraz of a jail cell of Mayberry: “Now, men, here at the ROCK, we have a couple of rules…The first rule is: Obey all rules….” This relates …

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A Tale of Two Critters

The players: Deacon D. Dawg: happiest in the creek   My dear husband, the Big Bison: happiest in the studio, but equally happy going hunting   A notoriously vicious beaver A snapping turtle The Scene: This story plays out best told in the oral tradition, complete with accents and hand motions. However, lacking the desire to …

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