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If you don’t control your temper, you’ll lose your son at 15 or 16.
Can’t teach patience with impatience.
Dear son, thank you for one of my most important lessons as a Father.
You were two when you taught me this.
What important life lesson has a child taught you?
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Our lives have been irrevocably changed since the advent of _______.
Fill in the blank, but don’t forget the less obvious choices:
Our Pastor was telling a story yesterday about a fellow Priest who worked until he was 86. This Pastor friend had two sayings posted on his mirror:
Yesterday’s Gospel reading’s hypothesis was that to whom much has been given, much will be required, which is why I don’t have time for this (drinking) app.
But we can be certain the 86-year old Pastor wasn’t talking about 2-for-1.
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Here’s 1 tip if you’re a blogger, or want to become a blogger.
Keep your blog posts relatively short.
Bonus blogging tip. Blog daily.
You know why these two blogging tips are important, right?
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When driving through Frankenmuth, Michigan, I’m
always intrigued with the many simple little crosses
I see in the front yards of the homes we pass by.
Those crosses are a statement of support for the
Frankenmuth’s Christian foundation.
Two years ago an atheist living there complained
about two crosses on a bridge in town. He
requested that they be removed, and so the town
removed them.
Then he decided that since he was so successful
with that, the city shield should also be changed
since it had on it, along with other symbols, a
heart with a cross inside signifying the city’s
Lutheran beginnings.
At that point, the residents decided they had had
enough. Hundreds of residents made their
opinions known by placing small crosses in their
front yards.
Seeing this quiet but powerful statement from
the community, the man removed his complaint.
Those simple crosses remain in those front yards
today.