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Whether I have a profound thought or a funny experience, something that occurs to me or happens to me may have an impact on someone's life. Since it is impossible for me to know which things will impact which people, I exclaim my experiences, so the world can hear. So, my blog is my point of exclamation. Moreover, my life is a point in space and time in which the glory of God can be exclaimed.
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About this Blog
This blog is merely my own thoughts. I don't claim to have anything 100% figured out. I boldly express what I think, but I don't expect everyone to agree with me all the time.
The things I write in no way express the thoughts of anyone else, including the organizations I work for and affiliate myself with.
If I quote something/someone, I will try to post links so you can investigate it for yourself. I strongly encourage you to look into everything you read, especially online stuff, and including what I write.
The things I write in no way express the thoughts of anyone else, including the organizations I work for and affiliate myself with.
If I quote something/someone, I will try to post links so you can investigate it for yourself. I strongly encourage you to look into everything you read, especially online stuff, and including what I write.
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Blog Archive
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2008
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July
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- On the pastor who killed his wife and froze the body
- Appendix: the final chapter (I hope)
- Hello, my readers
- Blog appearance tweaking
- Appendix update
- Appendix 7 (an update on how I am right now)
- Thoughts from my Appendicitis and Surgery
- The Appendectomy and Recovery so far
- Appendicitis: What happened on Sunday
- Appendix 6: fever relief
- Appendix 5: the Fever
- How my appendicitis was accounted for by the songs...
- My appendicitis: the cause?
- Appendix 4
- Appendix 3
- Appendix 2
- Appendix 1
- Sunday setlist return
- Odds and Ends
- My First Ever Website
- The smoke clears
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July
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1 comment:
We're enjoying the comfort of the er waiting room while you rest in bed. Get well soon.
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