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Category Archives: Politics
New Years Resolution
Not until we have become humble and teachable, standing in awe of God’s holiness and sovereignty… acknowledging our own littleness, distrusting our own thoughts, and willing to have our minds turned upside down, can divine wisdom become ours. … Continue reading
Posted in God, New Years Resolution, Politics, postaday, wisdom
Tagged divine wisdom, God, human emotion, James Packer, New Years Resolution, Politics, postaday, religion, spirituality, Wisdom
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Obama, Romney and Professor Snape
I’m watching the debate tonight, and it’s different from the other two. I must be tired. My ears seem to hear a lot of ocean waves when either of them talk. I keep having to rewind and listen again to … Continue reading
Posted in dead heat, Politics, presidential debates, truth serum
Tagged economy, election, global trade, health care, jobs, political debates, political lies, president, veritaserum
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Paul Harvey…
I have wanted for a long time to write a book about the signers of the Declaration of Independence. Not so much the famous ones, but the “others”. The ones that no one knows their names, and know relatively little … Continue reading
Posted in Congress, Current Affairs, Freedom, Paul Harvey, Politics, The Declaration of Independence, The Signers of the Declaration of Independence
Tagged Current Affairs, current-events, Freedom, Government, john hancock, Paul Harvey, political climate, Politics, signers of the declaration of independence, The Declaration of Independence, The Signers of the Declaration of Independence
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Pearl Harbor
Last Monday while on Oahu, we visited Pearl Harbor. DH and I had been thirteen years ago, and spent several hours there. This time we did everything, and spent pretty much the whole day. Aside from a small amount of … Continue reading
Posted in Hawaii, Pearl Harbor, Pearl Harbor Museums, Politics, travel, USS Arizona, USS Bowfin, USS Missouri, vacation, Waikiki Beach, Weapons, WWII, WWII missiles
Tagged anchor chain, attack on pearl harbor, Family, ford island, hawaii, history, Pearl Harbor, Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum, postaday, sea burial, submarines, travel, USS Arizona, USS Bowfin, USS Missouri, vacation, Vintage Aircraft Museum, Waikiki, WWII, WWII Bombs, WWII history
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Numbers, Numbers, Numbers
The budget bill was just reported as dead in the water, with Obama soundly rebuking it and the GOP. My problem is not that I disagree with all the policies–how could I? I haven’t read them. My problem, and I … Continue reading
Posted in Budgets, Congress, Numbers, Politics, Reelection
Tagged Budget, Congress, Congressional reelections, Politics
11 Comments