We've been at this for a while now: seems like half a century! (give or take a decade). I was going to send this as a private email, but when I clicked through my windows, this one popped up with last year's Mother's Day post. It's never done that before (as far as I can … Continue reading Mother’s Day … Again
My name is Dan. This is my blog. I am from Texas, but I live in Florida, now. I am still hesitant to put my real info out here because of my job. I am a teacher. In this day and age of progressivism, if I were gay, transgender, black, or a communist that would … Continue reading This is Today: November 11
It keeps coming up, every year, like a very lazy, but consistent, gopher. Of course, like all holidays it is profitable catalyst for the various businesses and industries that prey on nostalgia, veiled acrimony, and pregnant guilt. Mother's Day! Actually, if you look at my post from last year, you will see that the name … Continue reading Mother’s Day, again
Those were the words that rang in the minds of His followers. The men and women He had led were now bereft of love beyond compare. Dreams of the future were quickly turning into nightmares. His death spoke ominously of their own prospects. It meant something powerful to them. Does it to us? Or is … Continue reading He’s Dead
I am running for president in 2020. I will dominate and destroy all opposition. Anyone who thinks about running should consider themselves lucky that they are getting this advance notice of my impending occupation of our nation's highest office. Upon winning, I will paint the White House red (literally), make Mr. Feeny the Secretary of … Continue reading Hesitant President
Origin story Why did you start your blog? Is that still why you blog, or has your site gone in a different direction than you’d planned? Faithfool. That's how I came to write this blog. I was becoming disenchanted with the narratives presented that characterized Jesus. I felt that neither the secular nor the religious … Continue reading In the Beginning- Day 28ish
State of your year Write up a mid-year “State of My Year” post. Hello, America. Good to be back in front of you again. The year is racing by faster than Hussein Bolt on his way to the restroom after eating Taco Bell. There was a small presidential election this year, but it went by … Continue reading 365: Day 25- Let’s get this party Stated
A friend in need... Finish this sentence: “My closest friend is...” My head starts to cycle when I see this prompt. Best friend (I know it says closest) is a term that drives me back to seventh grade social wars. Why must an individual create a friend hierarchy? But then you get older and friends … Continue reading 365: Day 20- My closest friend
From the collection of the artist It’s the year 2114. A major museum is running an exhibition on life and culture as it was in 2014. You’re asked to write an introduction for the show’s brochure. What will it say? The last millennium had barely passed. Every adult alive was born in the 1900's. But … Continue reading 365: Day 19- party like its 2014
There's no place like home If you had the opportunity to live a nomadic life, traveling from place to place, would you do it? Do you need a home base? What makes a place "home" for you? Well, this is a alarmingly similar prompt to the other nomadic inquest. No, I don't want to roam … Continue reading 365: Day 15- Little baby girl
a voice crying in the wilderness ....."Hear The Word Of The Lord"
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personal anecdotes on keeping faith, hope, and love during life’s most challenging times
Film and Writing Festival for Comedy. Showcasing best of comedy short films at the FEEDBACK Film Festival. Plus, showcasing best of comedy novels, short stories, poems, screenplays (TV, short, feature) at the festival performed by professional actors.
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Lori Cluff Schade, PhD, LMFT
Rebelling against a culture that values assimilation over individuality.
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Tales from the mouth of a wolf
press on to know the lord
poetry by nicolas ryan brown.
"He brought me to his banquet hall and raised the banner of love over me. Restore my strength with raisins and refresh me with apples! I am weak from passion... His left hand is under my head and his right hand caresses me" - Song of Solomon 2:4-6
Creativity is within us all
Daily Thoughts and Meditations as we journey together with our Lord.
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