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The wrought iron fence can’t contain the tropical greenery along Magazine Street in New Orleans.
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Two weeks ago, I was contacted by my friend Cory Miller to participate in a radio interview about pastors and ministries that use blogs.  Cory is a Southern Baptist communications director who also blogs and teaches others how to use electronic media in sharing the gospel.  It was his site, Church Communications Pro, that got [...]

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Beignets, cafe’ au lait and chocolate milk. Staples in New Orleans. They’re found mainly at the Cafe’ du Monde coffeeshop in the French Quarter, located along the banks of the Mississippi River. It’s an outdoor seating area that’s open 24 hours a day, closing only for Christmas and the occasional hurricane. The [...]

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Sliced tomatoes on white bread with a little mayo, salt & fresh ground pepper. Makes quite a sandwich. That’s what my Dad has enjoyed on his visits to my house when the backyard bounty was ripe as it is now. I called him at the hospital today, and Mom put the phone [...]

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Sainte-Chapelle

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Since I mentioned I like to travel, I’ve had several people asking what are some of my favorite places. This is one. It’s the lower chapel of [...]

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The banner photo on the main blog page is a cropped photo of paper lanterns painted by the children of Vacation Bible School, July 2007.  Arts and crafts are a big part of VBS, and I enjoy seeing the children express their creativity as part of their lessons.
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Vacation Bible School had a great lift-off today. Can you tell that the kids were enjoying themselves, even while they were learning about scripture and prayer?

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Dealing with cancer

He went to the hospital on Monday after losing feeling on his left side and a strangeness to his speech. Mom was initially worried that it might be a light stroke, since the symptoms seemed to match up. But several days of testing turned up a growth in my Dad’s brain and further involvement of [...]

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Happy Fourth!

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This flag flies in front of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland.
[from my photo pages at flickr]
 

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Lunch on the rocks

I brought my lunch to work today, taking a break at noon to explore the river in the church’s backyard. Olmsted church is perched at the intersection of the Rocky River (west branch) and Plum Creek. Descending the stairs into the Cleveland MetroPark along the river, I sat in the sun on the [...]

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Day One

Today was my first day at work at Olmsted Community Church.  I have so many thoughts in my head that, ordinarily, I wouldn’t be able to sleep.  But I’m so tired tonight that I shouldn’t have any trouble at all.  I think it’s mental weariness from the long anticipation of this start date, and I’m [...]

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The Underground Railroad

I took part today in the dedication of a historical monument in the city of Lorain, Ohio. The bas relief sculpture shown above was unveiled at the Black River Landing festival site near the shores of Lake Erie. Lorain was the 100th station of the Underground Railroad which assisted runaway slaves with safe [...]

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Can you spot the fake?

BBC has posted a self-test to determine if you can tell a fake smile from a real one. Some people pride themselves on being able to read others. I got 16 out of 20 correct, but I guessed on a few. Try it yourself here.
The happy (and real) smiler above? My daughter [...]

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The “banner” is the photo at the top of my blog page, which you can only see if you connect directly to the blog through the internet, like here. The banner, usually a detail from a larger photo, will change from time to time. I’ll show you the larger photo and offer a [...]

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Welcome to POTLUCK!

Thanks for stopping by. I’ll be using this blog to share thoughts, ideas, comments and photos, and I hope you’ll check in often. Better yet, you can subscribe by email or use a newsreader (RSS) to keep up with every post.
Photo: Tulips were popping up at First United Methodist Church in Elyria.  For [...]

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