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Touching Base With My Friends
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Because of my health (or lack of), social media has been my “ticket out of the house.” God works in mysterious ways, as my website has done just what yours has–connect with kindred spirts in such a way that we’ve become friends.
It’s also how I’ve been able to notice writing/stories that needed to be shared with Our American Stories out of Oxford, Mississippi, which is a God-nudged notion that positive American stories can made a difference during all the negativity looking to swallow the nation. If God is part of these stories, they are included!
Your work is a big part of this shedding of light!
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Aw, bless you, Joy.
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Mitch, I’m glad to call you my friend AND brother in Christ. My wife shakes her head, “You don’t really KNOW these people, David.” “Okay, okay,” I say. “I don’t know Mitch Teemley personally, but his words make me think, laugh and choke up—sometimes all in the same post.” And that means 😊.
Congrats on your award and all the cool things in the making.
Blessings!
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Thank you, David. I feel the same about you, and am grateful to call you my friend and brother, as well. Zip codes are what matters; I think there must be something called “heart codes.”
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I think we all come and go, especially in the summer and especially after the last year we’ve all had. I’m from Dallas and I hope you had a nice time while here. Sending many blessings. Lisa
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Thank you, Lisa! And, yes, I did.
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Reblogged this on NEW OPENED BLOG > https:/BOOKS.ESLARN-NET.DE.
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Congratulations for the nomination, Mitch! What a wonderfu title, and for sure, the Pope has to be the good guy. 😉 Like in real life! 🙂 Have a beautiful weekend! xx Michael
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You too, Michael!
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Congrats on winning the bronze award for Best Evangelistic Film!
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Thank you, Rosaliene.
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Keep up the good work, Mitch. I’m still working on my book. My hope is to have it done and ready by the end of this year. Congratulations on the award, and may you continue to be blessed.
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Thanks, Jimmy, and rock that book, my friend!
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Yes sir, I shall do so.
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congrats on all, and good to see you –
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Thanks, Beth.
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So glad you had a wonderful time, and won an award! Congratulations! …and yes, blogging does create some fascinating friendships and kindred hearts!
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It does indeed.
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Congratulations,and welcome back!
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Thanks, Liz!
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I know what you mean Mitch. I have been out of circulation since I took on this new role and I have really missed the connections this space has created.
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Good to hear from you, Joseph.
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It id good to be heard from.
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I don’t see any need to apologize for having a life outside the blogosphere.
Glad that *HR* won an award, *N* will spawn comic books, and U can still go in front of a camera as well as behind it (or behind the guy directly behind). That last image of U as Bishop Wisp is a nice bit of acting: the character does look clueless, tho U are not.
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;>) Thanks, M.C.
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Wow… Congratulations, Mitch! Thank you for sharing the wonderful news with us!
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Thank you, Amy!
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I assume you remained chaste during the entire time you were in character as the archbishop…?
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More-or-less.
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Congrats Mitch. Good to see your hard work recognized.
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Thank you, CG.
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Very good read thank you 🙌
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Congratulations!
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Thanks, Memonn
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Will this new film and your cameo role be on Netflix or Amazon?
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I don’t know, Annie. It probably won’t be released till next year.
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It is hard to keep the balls in the air and the plates spinning at the same time. Glad to hear things are going so well, Mitch! God bless!
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Thanks, Nancy, you too!
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I am a little late in responding, but thank you for including me in your list of friends and for the shout-out. Your week sounds absolutely amazing… and yet you still managed to keep the postings going with your usual heart, humor, and humility. Congrats on the recognition you are receiving for your work. I pray you continue to advance God’s kingdom and touch hearts.
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Aw, thank you, my friend, and likewise.
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Congratulations on your accomplishments and inspiring work.
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Congratulations on your accomplishments and inspiring work.
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Thank you, LaDonna.
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Wow > Pope Mitch, beam me up Uncle Beam https://www.af.mil/About-Us/Biographies/Display/Article/107755/brigadier-general-rosenham-beam/
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I wish I had known you were in Dallas. I’m thirty miles away i Fort Worth, Texas (we’re not sure Dallas is really part of Texas…) Lately it seems that if it has little to do with farming I’m completely out of the loop. Congratulations my friend. I look forward to your writing and am so glad you’ve been a part of my day!
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It would have been nice to meet you in person, Gregory. Thanks, and likewise.
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