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WALLY’S FRYDADDY FRIDAY FUNNY
Or a small, country, Lutheran church.
BACK IN THE GROOVE
You have all probably seen Paul’s paintings on my blog. Occasionally I’ve posted some of his carving work. After he was diagnosed with cancer (now in remission) and endured a small stroke, he put the chisel and hammer aside for … Continue reading
HAVE YOU EVER HEARD OF THIS?
Starting somewhere in Europe and migrating to the U.S. in the early 1900s, this ridiculous tradition is supposed to bring good luck to your house. I’ve often placed pictures on my fridge along with lots of magnets containing contact info … Continue reading
MY WRITING JOURNEY
It has been almost three weeks since I finished my novel. I set it aside before beginning one of my final edits. You may call it procrastination. You might think of it as fear of failure. It could be considered a breaking … Continue reading
FEELING CRISPY
There are some days when I feel full of energy and ready to leap tall buildings with a single bound and then I realize that I’m almost 77 and my cape has long since worn out. It’s then that my … Continue reading
WHAT DO YOU REMEMBER
One day a year, we honor those who have served their country with dignity and honor – those who have put their lives on the line for the benefit and safety of others. A selfless act which has somehow been … Continue reading
REMEMBER
It may have begun somewhere in the late 1960s or early 1970s. We were winding down a seemingly endless war in Viet Nam. Women fought for equal rights. Segregation was still an issue. We had a national scandal which caused a … Continue reading
THE FRAGILITY OF LIFE
A normal day in the life of me, usually consists of writing my daily blog at 6 AM. A few household chores follow. Yesterday I ventured out to do my weekly grocery shopping, which has become less than a fun task. … Continue reading
SURRENDER
When we think about the word “surrender” we naturally assume a sort of giving up – giving in – acceptance. When the white flag of surrender went up at Yorktown, it signaled the ending of the American Revolution. Almost a … Continue reading
AND HE DIED
Methuselah was an old, old man when God finally took him to heaven. For 969 years he stumbled around the planet. He raised a family, saw them grow into adults, had grandchildren and great grandchildren. And then he died. So … Continue reading
SUNDAY MORNING
ORIGINALLY POSTED 06/17/2015 God set this day aside as a time to rest. He had a pretty busy week prior to the final day of creating the world, the universe, every living thing. He established night and day and placed … Continue reading
MY WRITING JOURNAL
I am learning a lot about myself through this writing process. I’ve discovered that I’m very goal oriented when I put my mind to it. I’m also realizing that some of the things I write are totally off the wall … Continue reading
WHO DO YOU TRUST?
In the late 1950’s a television show hosted by Edgar Bergan, the ventriloquist, made its debut. After a few months a young Johnny Carson took over the job. The show was designed to pit three married couples against each other … Continue reading
HOW SHALL WE WASTE A DAY?
I gave up ranting for Lent this year, thus I’ve tried staying away from the news, talk radio and anything that stirs me up. Our country has been on a rant for almost two years now. It’s divided our nation. It’s … Continue reading
CATCH OF THE DAY
ART & POETRY BY PAUL & KATHY BOECHER© Hugging the shoreline with anchor full stay, Watching the sunrise on this perfect day, Reflections of light dance wildly around, Slapping the water not making a sound. You throw in your line, … Continue reading
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