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On poaching, road rage and political consequences
Yesterday while out birding on a country road west of our home, I turned the corner where the asphalt surface turns to gravel and spied a pile of Canada geese scattered in the snow. Some hunter must have exceeded the … Continue reading
Aren’t you sick of all this garbage?
I went for an odd run yesterday. It was windy as heck, for one thing. So my early pace of 10:00 per mile did not increase much over the first two miles. Then I turned into a neighborhood where a … Continue reading
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Tagged Christian broadcasting, christian schools, Donald Trump, garbage, gehenna, hell on earth, propaganda, segregation, TBN network
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Are each of us irrelevant on a global stage? Not at all.
This weekend while perusing Facebook I commented on an MSN story and the observation drew more than 270 replies, including one that stated, “Christopher Cudworth you are irrelevant on the world political stage.” On the surface, that made me chuckle … Continue reading
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Tagged Civil War, confederacy, confederate, Donald Trump, endurance sports, facebook, internet trolls, mark zuckerberg, neo-confederacy, President Donald Trump, run and hide, the genesis fix, transactional governance
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Would you be inspired to compete for Coach Trump?
Many of us get our start playing organized sports during elementary school years when we first turn out for team sports such as baseball, soccer, hockey or football. That is also the first time in life that we encounter the … Continue reading
Lessons on Coronavirus from a Starbucks run
After delivering our pup to doggy daycare this morning, I stopped at the Starbucks a mile away and found it was closed. I was open earlier this week when I picked up drinks to bring back home for my wife … Continue reading
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Tagged chai tea latte, coffee, coronavirus, covid19, Donald Trump, i need coffee, NPR, pandemic, Starbucks, trump, unemployment
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The glory days are not always what you think they are
I got my gripe session about the travails of 2019 out of the way yesterday. Now it’s time to look ahead to 2020. Let’s spare each other the obvious cliches about “vision” and “seeing clearly.” I’m sure we’ll find plenty … Continue reading
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There has to be a cure for the current state of things
Coming off a week of taking powerful antibiotics to combat sub-lingual infection from a compromised tooth, I knew there was a risk that the balance of my good gut bacteria might be equally compromised. And sure enough, about six days … Continue reading
The vicious truth of an infected tooth
About a month ago, I felt sharp pain in a #18 molar at the back of my mouth. It led to some dental work, then a root canal. Then other treatments to deal with the side effects of the root … Continue reading
When someone tells you that you’re not good enough
There are a lot of people out there in the world confronting the problem of bullying and how it harms the psyches or people young and old. I lived with bullying growing up. Many times I fought back. I’m not … Continue reading
“At least I’m not as fat as that person…”
What you’re about to read may not be perceived as kind. But rest assured, the intention is self-directed in some sense. If we can’t reveal some of what goes on inside our heads on a daily basis, then the world … Continue reading