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Monthly Archives: September 2017
Pray For Grace
Last Friday, Grace our oldest granddaughter had a brain bleed with four hours of brain surgery. Miraculously, she is making good progress and recovery. Our faith has sustained us and God protected Grace through the ordeal. If you are on … Continue reading
October After 9/11/01, A Different New York
Originally posted on TalesAlongTheWay:
This is history, and I think meaningful, at least to me. There are so many challenges we are going through today, similar to these days in October 2001. Posted originally on September 12, 2013by annetbell…
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9/11/01 Fifteen Years Later 9/11/16
Originally posted on TalesAlongTheWay:
It was a Tuesday and a crystal clear fall morning, September 11, 2001. My sixth graders were in art first period, and I was doing planning for the week. The principal popped in and said, “Turn…
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Because They Love Us and We Them
This elegant German Shepherd touches my heart. You can see her sadness and confusion in being unable to guard and protect her friend. German Shepherds are so loyal and loving to their people and especially their person. It is very … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, food, Uncategorized
Tagged cats, ConcernsU, dogs, Food Pantry, German Shepherd, Hurricane Harvey, love, pets, shelter
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Eglise A’ Angoville au Plain
This unassuming country church was one of the most memorable of our trip. We walked from our accommodations at http://www.domaine-airborne.com/domaine-airborne/. There was a narrow windy road with the hedgerows twisting with no apparent plan through the fields where on the … Continue reading
Music Monday . . . . Steely Dan
Walter Becker, Steely Dan Guitarist, Dies at 67 This is the tribute letter written by Donald Fagan, the sole surviving creator of the group. We liked a lot of the same things: jazz (from the twenties through the mid-sixties), W.C. … Continue reading
Posted in artists, music, Uncategorized, USA
Tagged "Rikki Don't Lose That Number "', Donald Fagan, Music Monday, Stely Dan, Walter Becker
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Helping the Helpless
About two weeks ago, I saw Dunkirk the story of the Allied forces trapped on the beach in France as sitting ducks for German guns. They were trapped with no hope or help in sight because no large ships were … Continue reading
Posted in American history, Britain, film, Travel, Uncategorized, USA
Tagged Cajun armada, Dunkirk, film, Harvey, Heroes, hurricane, Texas
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Texas Will Survive
Gloria Gaynor is dedicating a new version of the original survival anthem ‘I Will Survive’ to all her ‘neighbors in Texas’ who are enduring unprecedented flooding in the wake of Hurricane Harvey. Gaynor tweeted out ‘Texas Will Survive’ Wednesday evening with the … Continue reading
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