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Monthly Archives: May 2021
The Essence of True Sacrifice
Thought for the Week It’s Memorial Day in my country, the day on which honor those who’ve sacrificed their lives for the sake of others. But as deeply as the word “sacrifice” resonates, the key word is others. Martin Luther … Continue reading
Greater Love…
“Sacrifice…should be done from love…from necessity…it should be done for people who need your strength because they don’t have enough of their own.” ~Veronica Roth Tomorrow is Memorial Day in my country, a day when we honor those who have … Continue reading
Posted in For Pastors and Teachers, Quips and Quotes, Religion/Faith
Tagged courage, cross, Jesus, John 15:13, love, Memorial Day, sacrifice
20 Comments
What Gender Is Your Computer?
I didn’t write the following, but I do find it amusing (I don’t know who wrote it). Yes, it’s based on stereotypes, but there are some “that kinda rings true” statements. And, yes, it’s not very of-our-time; I mean, are … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Quips and Quotes
Tagged binary code, cartoon, computers, funny, gender, men, stereotypes, women
35 Comments
Ridiculously Literal Memes
I’ve always loved absurd humor. When I was a teenager, my friends and I were watching a WWII movie at a theater when the sound suddenly went out. On the screen there was a brief shot of a cat (it … Continue reading
Someplace Not Here
Classic Kenworth diesel truck When I was a young man, I began searching for the meaning of life. Along the way, I wrote a travel journal, a mix of prose and poetry, and labelled it Fool’s Odyssey. My life of happy … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Memoir
Tagged 1970s, Fool's Odyssey, funny, hitchhiking, meaning of life, nostalgia, Paris, philosophy
18 Comments
Growing Old
Originally posted on My Good Time Stories:
Photo by?Matthias Zomer?from?Pexels Ahhh…getting old. We are all getting old and some of us faster than others…ha ha ha! Today’s little blog contains a collection of hilarious little quips/thoughts that I think all…
Posted in Humor, Quips and Quotes, Writing
Tagged aging, blogging, Featured Blogger, funny, inspiration, jokes, motivation
13 Comments
The Day I Discovered Music
My Real Memoir I’d always loved music. I just didn’t know it. It was my Uncle Walt (Disney) who’d introduced me to it. I danced along with the Mouseketeers and wore my coonskin cap when I sang the theme from the … Continue reading
Posted in Memoir, Movies, Popular Culture & Entertainment, Videos
Tagged childhood, guitar, music, My Real Memoir, nostalgia, Sam Cooke
38 Comments
Ideas Are Only Seeds
Thought for the Week “Like every book I never wrote, it is by far the best book I have ever written.” ~G.K. Chesterton In nature, 99% of seeds never germinate, and of those, owing to poor conditions, less than 1% … Continue reading
Posted in Quips and Quotes, Writing
Tagged accomplishment, diligence, G.K. Chesterton, ideas, inventions, motivation, seeds, thought for the week
25 Comments
Living in an Abnormal World
We think of life on earth as normal. But it’s not. We get a very different perspective from Jesus. Like Klaatu–the alien ambassador in the classic sci-fi film The Day the Earth Stood Still, who has come to warn humans about their … Continue reading
Attack of the Lusty Cicadas!
“They’re hereeeee!” The ominous-sounding Brood X has arrived in our neighborhood! But first, a flashback: When I was 15, I took a cross-country trip. We stopped to make sandwiches at a park in Amarillo, Texas. Two things: first, that was … Continue reading