I see from the pundits reports of the first Republican Presidential debate that the House member from Minnesota […]
Month: June 2011
One of the rites of retirement is being able to take a vacation pretty much whenever you want. […]
Do the best you can and don’t take life too serious – Will Rogers
It’s Done… (but it’s never really done) I finally completed the merging of five of my six blogs […]
This is a continuation of my collection of snippets from the book by Philip Gulley entitled If God is Love. […]
The Democrats take the whole thing as a joke. Republicans take it serious, but run it like it […]
In the old days, I’m talking about pre-Reagan, a company’s workers were considered an asset but it seems […]
Since judgment day seems to be on the short list of things Christians talk about lets look at […]
I thought I would look back at our homestead ten years ago and now. It is amazing how […]
A couple of posts ago I talked about how I chose to spend my fixed income in my […]
I have been getting hit by some because I don’t quote the Bible often enough for them. As […]
I am going to start a series of posts around quotes from some of the many books I […]
I must admit that during my semi-required down time each day I am a sucker for the TV […]
The Old Testament has always been a struggle for me. I find far too many places where God’s […]
Being a history nut I like the old saying “those who don’t know history are doomed to repeat […]
Every Nation must have it legalized form of gambling. We have our Wall Street –Will Rogers — 1933
I have been away from quotes by my hero Will Rogers for a while. I am bringing them […]
Source: Wanted: 1,000 Pastors For the Poor – Jim Wallis – God’s Politics Blog. Sojourners, which is a Christian […]
A recent post about the post office got me to thinking about the Internet and how it is […]
This is going to be a short post about the religious establishments of today. I hope this closes […]
Source: Column: You can’t reconcile Ayn Rand and Jesus – USATODAY.com. The source article is about how many conservatives […]
